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Eight blood drives planned in January
The Watauga County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold the following blood drives in the coming weeks.


Health Dept. offers flu vaccine clinics
 Health officials are urging people to roll up their sleeves and prepare for winer, but they are also touting a nasal precaution to fight the flu.

 



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The Year in Review



An ice storm on Feb. 1 left nearly 2,000 people without power across Watauga County. The storm averaged one half inch of ice across the area, causing fallen trees to take out power lines.

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highcountry WEEKLY
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The Raid on Radon
 Free test kits available



Playhouse honors hometown heroes
 Great Friend to Families Award nominations accepted through Jan. 23

 

Communities offer Christmas tree disposal
 Officials: Drying trees are fire hazards

 

Free home weatherization course offered Jan. 8
 Want to feel more comfy at home this winter?

watauga WEEKLY

 

Red Cross hosts January workshops
 The Watauga County chapter of the American Red Cross is offering numerous educational courses this month, covering a range of first aid practices.

 


Girl Scout Cookies roll into Boone
 It’s that time of year again, when the young troopers turns cookies into dough

ashe WEEKLY

 

 


Winkler, Alexander Welcome New Year's Baby
 Only a few hours into the new year, the 2009 Ashe County New Year's Baby was born.

 

 



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