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Watauga County brings civil penalties on The Cottages of Boone

Watauga County brings civil penalties on The Cottages of Boone

Jake Markland, Reporter
November 16, 2021
Cultural Advisory Board discusses upcoming events, new initiatives

Cultural Advisory Board discusses upcoming events, new initiatives

Emily Milano, Reporter
November 12, 2021
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara spoke to students on campus ahead of her run against Congressman Madison Cawthorn next November.

Congressional candidate Beach-Ferrara visits campus

Ethan Hunt, Reporter
November 11, 2021
Open at 7 a.m., the store offers coffee to start the day as well as many local goods produced by farms in the area.

Talks and tales at Goober Peas

Jesse Barber, Photojournalist
November 9, 2021
App State professor highlights importance of Native American history

App State professor highlights importance of Native American history

Cameron Stuart and Kara Haselton
November 9, 2021
Faculty, community seek Boone overcrowding solutions

Faculty, community seek Boone overcrowding solutions

Hollie Moore, Associate News Editor
November 9, 2021
REI hosts forum, announces sustainability alliance

REI hosts forum, announces sustainability alliance

Will Hofmann and Devin Stewart
November 8, 2021
Reef Magic recently reopened in Boone under new ownership. It offers different types of coral and fish to purchase.

Boone aquarium shop turns over new reef with fresh ownership

Hollie Moore, Associate News Editor
November 4, 2021
2021 Boone municipal election results

2021 Boone municipal election results

Ethan Hunt, Megan Pettey, Jenna Guzman, Lucy Bomar, and Hollie Moore
November 3, 2021
Todd Carter projected for Boone Town Council

Todd Carter projected for Boone Town Council

Ethan Hunt, Reporter
November 3, 2021
Virginia Roseman projected for Boone Town Council

Virginia Roseman projected for Boone Town Council

Megan Pettey, Reporter
November 3, 2021
Dalton George, an App State alumnus, was appointed to Boone Town Council Aug. 3, and kept his seat on the council after winning 24.15% of the votes in the November elections.

Jon Dalton George projected for Boone Town Council

Jenna Guzman, News Editor
November 3, 2021
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