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Mission
To Cambodia Proves Love Is Universal Language
As one of seven teenagers from the United States joining
fifteen from Canada and three from the United Kingdom, seventeen-year
old Jodie Ginn of Boone spent two weeks in Cambodia during
July on a unique trip sponsored by Samaritans Purse.
J.J.
Bridges The Gap . . . In Death As In Life
Loss Of WHS Student Leaves Community Stunned
Solberg
Opens Nordic PC
Company Offers State-Of-The-Art Machines
Tipsy
Taxi Service Opens In Boone
Dont be fooled by the name Tipsy Taxis
drivers are very sober about a new business concept.

Carolina Baseball, Watermelon And Lighthouses
UNC-TV Presents My Heart Will Always Be In Carolina Sunday
JAKES
Day Reaching The Youth Of Watauga County
Its all about our youth learning some of the most
important fundamentals in life: responsibility for one,
not only in the outdoors, but in their everyday walk.

Take
Me To The River
Hundreds of High Country residents and visitors attended
RIVERFEST Aug. 26 at the Valle Crucis Community Park to
learn more about the importance of rivers and how to protect
them.
Watauga
County 4-H Participants Win At State Congress
Several Watauga County 4-H participants displayed their
knowledge about everything from vending machine businesses
to raising blueberries to levers this summer.
Breakfast
Beckons Benefactors
Hospitality House Seeks Donations Through Food And Shelter
For Hope Event
Mayors
of Boone Past and Present
Woolly
Worm Fund Applications Available
Organizations interested in applying for Woolly Worm funds
from the Banner Elk Kiwanis Club are invited to request
a fund application during the month of September.
Boone
Service League Holds Second Annual Womens Forum
High Country women have the chance to learn more about their
health and well-being next month thanks to the Boone Service
League.
Women
Flex Power Of Purses
Luncheon Raises Awareness, Money For Local Fund

Freakonomics Is Hot Topic In High Country
An Appalachian State University alumnus is returning to
help lead the summer reading program and Watauga Countys
library program.
Specialty
Press Defies Industry Conventions
Many people think of the publishing industry as a glamorous,
high-stakes business centered in New York, with deals brokered
over expensive lunches.
Watauga
High Honors Wish Child & Make-A-Wish Foundation
Football Rivalry Takes Time Out For Cause
Walk
for Awareness Held Sept. 5 At Appalachian
Appalachian State Universitys annual Walk for
Awareness will be held Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 9 p.m. beginning
at Sanford Mall on campus.
Company
Offers Customized Shutters
For those of you who are planning a new home, or just wanting
to update your present homes window treatments and
appearances, theres a company in Newland that can
offer the perfect solution.
Rondinaro
Returns To ESPN2
Mountain Television owner and anchor Steve Rondinaro goes
nationwide once again on ESPN2 Tuesday night September 5th
at 8PM.
Wilcox
Emporium Hosts Award-Winning Author Marian Coe
Her critics have referred to her as an original, perceptive
writer, a master storyteller . . . a voice of grace and
wisdom . . . a Southern voice with charm and stories fresh
and insightful.
Sign
Up For Sept. 9 Wind Power Workshop
Participants can still sign up for Western North Carolinas
Renewable Energy Initiatives Introduction to
Small Scale Wind Energy workshop scheduled for Saturday,
Sept. 9.
Red
Raiders Returning For Cove Creek Reunion
Months of preparation will come to fruition as hundreds
of Red Raiders return to their alma mater next
week in Cove Creek.
Baptist
Childrens Homes Holds Ribbon Cutting
Honk
If You Love Banner Elk
Democratic
Party HDQs Open House On Labor Day
The Watauga County Democratic Party will hold an open house
on Labor Day (Sept. 4th) from 2 5 p.m. at campaign
headquarters, 352 W. King St., directly across from First
Baptist Church.
Farm
To School Workshop To Be Held In The High Country
Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project (ASAP) and Blue
Ridge Women in Agriculture (BRWIA) will be holding a Farm
to School workshop in Boone on September 19, 2006.
Spinning
Tales, Telling Yarns

Music
On The Mountain
On any given Sunday, Tracy Minton, a park ranger for Mount
Jefferson State Natural area, can be found with guitar in
hand entertaining park visitors at the picnic shelter.
New
River Committee Celebrates 30 Years
The National Committee for the New River (NCNR) holds its
30th Annual Meeting at 10:30 a.m. - noon on Saturday, September
9, at the New River State Park, Wagoner Access.
Democratic
Rally To Be Held In West Jefferson
On Thursday, Sept. 7, Ashe County Democrats will host a
rally for congressional candidate, Roger Sharpe.
Christmas
@ Jefferson Station Contest Announced
In support of A Safe Home for Everyone, Jefferson Station
is sponsoring a Christmas tree decorating contest for Ashe
County student classes (elementary through senior high.)
5th
Quarter Invites All Teens And Youth For Fun
A new fun program targeting local youth has started in the
county and it is called 5th Quarter as it is held at the
fellowship hall of Warrensville Baptist Church after every
home varsity football game.

One Man Makes A Difference
Do your children know that The Virginia Creeper was the
nickname given to a train?
Empire
Chrysler Jeep & Dodge Gives Van To Rainbow Center
Empire Chrysler Jeep and Dodge donated a Dodge Grand Caravan
to Rainbow Center - Children & Family Services on August
28.
Farm
To School Workshop To Be Held In The High Country
Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project (ASAP) and Blue
Ridge Women in Agriculture (BRWIA) will be holding a Farm
to School workshop in Boone on September 19, 2006.
Mountain
Outfitters Host Trail Running Workshop
On August 25, Mountain Outfitters in downtown West Jefferson
hosted an Introduction to Trail Running workshop.
ASU
Senior Welcomed To United Country Dogwood Realty
Phil Lewis, Broker/Owner at United Country Dogwood Realty
in Jefferson has announced that Stephanie Darnell has recently
passed the North Carolina Brokers Exam and will be
practicing real estate with his company.
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