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April 3, 2008

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20th CENTURY HISTORY
A special section devoted to the 20th Century development of a diverse mountain region.

HHC observes National Nutrition Month
Nutrition fair will offer information, demonstrations

Lecture on play therapy presented April 7
Dr. Margaret Robson, director of counseling psychology at Keele University (UK) and a board certified diplomate in play therapy, will present a lecture on play therapy.

Participants sought for health study at ASU
Appalachian State University researchers are investigating the health benefits of quercetin, a substance that reduces illness and helps maintain mental performance.

Ringin’ in the New

Who's Walking Who?

Good Friday Field Trip

Meltdown on the Mountain

Port Christophers

Third annual Celebrity serve April 8
Local restaurants raising money for new soccer complex

WEF, Blue Ridge Electric deliver scholarships
Eleven teachers from the Watauga County Public School System will receive $4,000.

Zimmerman lectures at ASU
Southern Shows CEO shares ‘good advice’

The Best of Both Worlds
Cultural exchange highlights extension’s annual Achievement Program

State coordinator for ‘Moms In Touch’ coming to Boone
Marilyn LeDoux, the North Carolina state coordinator for Moms In Touch International, will be the guest speaker at the Watauga County Moms In Touch Outreach Luncheon

Fenwick takes Winston
Watauga spelling ace advances to Washington contest

ACHS student nominated to Atlanta leadership forum for med hopefuls
Ashe County High School sophomore Erin Keenan has been nominated to attend The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Atlanta this summer

Antiques sought for sisters who lost home to fire
A Grassy Creek woman wants to help two sisters, displaced by a January house fire, by soliciting donations of antique furniture and decor for their new home.