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 High
Country Media Graphic Arts’ Department
Shines At State
Continuing a tradition of excellence on the big stage, The
High Country Media Graphic Arts’ department captured
three awards at the North Carolina Press Association’s
2006 Best Ad Contest
Good
Eats Moves To Valle Crucis
A High Country eatery will continue to offer “Good
Eats” — in two languages.
Bella’s
Opens Its Doors
A Neighborhood Italian Restaurant Moves In
Jack
Pyle & Taylor Reese Sign Books In Todd Saturday
The “Dynamic Duo”, are prolific authors who often
work together while selling their respective books.
The
Mythology Of Summertime Myths
What’s A Person To Believe During The Dog Days Of Summer
 “We
Will Win”
Watauga County 2006 Relay For Life Brings Thousands Together
To Battle Cancer. About 2,000 people participated in the
12th annual Watauga County Relay for Life at Watauga High
School.
Boone
Hosts Military Appreciation Day June 24
The High Country will celebrate and honor members of the
military this weekend.
Cruisin’
Down The Road
Soldiers
In Place And Ready For Care Packages
Members of the 1451st Transportation Company from Boone’s
National Guard unit are in Iraq and anxious to hear from
folks back home.
News
From The 1451st Now Just A Click Away
 Watauga
Library Hosts Program About Sri Lanka
High Country residents can travel to the other side of the
world without leaving Watauga County next week.
Farmhouse
Renovation Reveals Its History
Discoveries Await New Appalachian Cultural Museum
High
Country Conservancy Announces Summer Membership Drive
High Country Conservancy (HCC) is well known around the
region for its work in protecting the special environment
of the mountains for future generations to enjoy.
Jammin’
On King Street
Farmers’
Market Open Wednesday Mornings
Summer's bounty requires frequent harvests, and in response
Watauga County Farmers' Market is pleased to be open on
Wednesday mornings starting this week.
Teenage
Playwrights Wanted
Weeklong Workshop For Aspiring Dramatists Starts Monday
 Humane
Society Holds Dog Park Grand
Opening June 24
Fur and fun will fly this weekend at the Watauga Humane
Society’s Dog Park.
Mast
Store Celebrates Great American Backyard Campout
Embracing
The Muse
Church
Seeks Community Choir Members For Joe Simon Concert
The Boone United Methodist Church is recruiting members
for a community mass choir to back up Bishop Joe Simon during
a fund-raising concert July 20 at 7 p.m. at the church.
Time
To Celebrate
Off
The Beaten Path
Visitors Center Offers Backroads Experience
Hay
Cutting Time
 River
House Hosts Wayne Henderson For Sunday Salon
Wayne Henderson and Friends will entertain for the Sunday
Salon and Wayne will sign copies of Clapton’s Guitar:
Watching Wayne Henderson Build the Perfect Instrument on
June 25th.
Guardian
Ad Litem Program Seeking Volunteers To Help Local Kids
Child abuse and neglect are problems that affect every community,
including the communities in Ashe County.
Frank
James-SkyLine Scholarships Awarded
Ten area high school seniors have been named recipients
of the 2006 Frank James - SkyLine Scholarship.
Local
Renewable Energy Pioneers To Talk At Library On June 28
Living “off the grid’ (independent of commercial
power) may sound ideal and socially responsibly but too
personally inconvenient for many people.
Alleghany
Reading Program Getting Underway
The Alleghany County Public Library has announced its upcoming
Summer Reading Programs for K-6th Grade Students.
 Dog
House Resort holds Afternoon 4 Pets
Sunday, May 11th “Leave No Pet Behind” Parties
were held throughout the United States.
2006 Hispanic Farm Safety Day Announced
The 2006 Hispanic Farm Safety Day will be held at Hudler
Carolina Tree Farm, Inc.
NC
Prevention Partners Honors Leaders In Prevention For Health
Ashe County Health Council Recognized
Goat
& Sheep Workshop To Be Held At Research Station
On Tuesday, June 27th, the Upper Mountain Research Station
in Laurel Springs will host a goat and sheep workshop.
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Boone
Lovin' Spoonful (cooking)
Sweet Tea 
A Wandering Eye (photos)
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