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Kathryns
Story
Kathryn Feimster of Crumpler passed away at her
home last month. In lieu of a memorial, she would like everyone
to celebrate her life with a party to be held this coming
Saturday.
Off
And Running
ZAP Fitness Provides Runners Place To Call Home
While Honing Craft
Professors
Translations Bring Arabic Literature To English-Speaking
World
Looking
For A Home
Penny Muller didnt intend to start High
Country Friends For Life in the spring of 2004. She was
just an animal lover who one day decided to go to Watauga
County Animal Control to walk a few dogs.
No
Business Like Show Business
Casting Director Barbara DiPrima Opens Talent
Office in Banner Elk

Appalachian
Lifestyles Launched
Appalachian Lifestyles - A Guide
to Living in the High Country will feature information
about local real estate, home and decorating ideas, landscaping
features and other lifestyle content.
Spaghetti Dish Fundraiser Aids Disaster Relief
Ride
The Ridges
Poker Run Benefits Watauga Red Cross Chapter
Putting
on the Dog
Blowing Rock Holds 17th Annual Pet Show Saturday
High
Country United Way Sets $395,600 Campaign Goal
About 150 people attended the HCUWs 2005
Campaign Kickoff Sept. 3 at the Valle Crucis Apple Barn,
where United Way leaders announced their goal for this years
campaign was to raise $395,600.
Scenes
From Boone Bluegrass Festival
Watauga
Celebrates National Literacy Month With Discussion
High Country residents can celebrate their ability
to read this month at the Watauga County Public Library.
Watauga
County Public Library Cooks Up Recipe Book
Watauga
County Public Library staff members hope they can stir up
community interest in a cookbook project.
High
Country Classic Car Club Makes Donation to WHS
A generous donation to the Automotive Technology Class at
Watauga High School will go a long way in helping purchase
needed supplies and equipment for his students
Community
Theatre Auditions For Christmas Production
Aspiring High Country actors and singers can participate
in a homegrown mountain musical production this fall.
Getting
Ready For The Big One
Methodist Church Prepares For Bazaar
Actividades
Para el Mes de la Hispanidad
Faith
Calls Church Members To Help Habitat For Humanity
BRAHM
Benefit Auction Sunday
This year 56 local artists from Watauga, Avery
and Ashe counties have contributed artwork in order to be
part of the Second Annual Art Celebration.
Big
Sweep
Effort Aims To Clean High Country Rivers This
Weekend
Greater
Banner Elk Heritage Foundation
The Greater Banner Elk Heritage Foundation Board
announced today that it has completed its first mission
in saving one of the oldest houses in Banner Elk
Theatre
Presentation to Benefit Hurricane Katrina Victims
Hunger
Coalition Provides Help To Those In Need

Local
Companies Help ACHS Beta Club Hurricane Relief Efforts
The Beta Club will donate $500 dollars to the American
Red Cross and $500 dollars will be used to adopt a family
who lost everything due to hurricane Katrina.
Ashe
Mountain Times Editor To Go On Mission Trip
Sisters To Travel To Pine Ridge Reservation
Classes
Help Deal With Lifes Losses
A series of classes will kick off on September
27th.
Celebrate
At The Center @ Fleetwood Saturday
Participate In The $500 Gasoline Raffle
Ashe
County Home Builders Will Discuss Hurricane Rebuilding Efforts
On Thursday, Sept. 22nd, the Ashe County Home Builders Association
will hold a special meeting
New
Dance Clothing Store Open At Aprils School Of Dance
ACES
Fundraiser Held In Laurel Springs
WIC
Program Open To Assist Katrina Evacuees
Ashe
Services For Aging Announces New Foundation
Ashe Services for Aging, Inc. is pleased to announce
the establishment of the Ashe Services for Aging Foundation.
Shriners
Annual Golf Tournament Coming This Weekend
On Sunday, September 18, the Ashe Shrine Club
will host their annual golf tournament at Mountain Aire
Golf Course.
Princess
Of High Country Queens Conduct Toy Drive For Katrina Victims
ACHS
Grad Gets Scholaship
Hot
Rod Party & Cruise-In Set
Christmas
Tree Challenge Quilt
Created by members of the Ashe County Piecemakers Quilt
Guild
Scarecrow
Decorating Contest In Downtown WJ To Be Held
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