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Char during its final weekend before changing to The Local, a restaurant and bar that will aim for an over 21 crowd on the weekends. Photo by Josh Kincaid  |  The Appalachian

The Local brings new menu and nightlife to Howard Street

Meredith Warfield August 25, 2014

Next week will mark the grand opening of The Local, a new restaurant and bar on Howard Street that will take over Char’s current location under the same ownership. The Local, which will open the first...

Community members browse the Fall 2014 Plant Sale Friday afternoon. The sale took place in the Biology Greenhouse and included tropical and succulent plants grown by students and volunteers. Photo by Olivia Wilkes  |  The Appalachian

Fall plant sale showcases biology greenhouse, raises money

Kelsey Hamm August 25, 2014

Appalachian State University’s biology greenhouse held its annual fall plant sale Aug. 21-23 for students and the Boone community. Greenhouse manager Jerry Meyer said proceeds from the sale, which...

How to have a good time in Boone’s nightlife

How to have a good time in Boone’s nightlife

Laney Ruckstuhl August 21, 2014

Being underage and trying to navigate the college nightlife scene can be difficult, but there are plenty of places freshmen can still have a good time out in Boone. Some bars in Boone, such as Parthenon...

Former Appalachian student to play at Legends

Former Appalachian student to play at Legends

Paul Heckert August 20, 2014

Indie electronic act Crywolf will bring his melodic and lyrical style to Legends on Thursday night for the first time in his career after a stint spent studying at Appalachian State University. Crywolf...

A Year in the Arts

A Year in the Arts

Colin Moore May 1, 2014

Colin Moore, A&E Editor Cloud Nothings, “Here and Nowhere Else” The space between the opening guitar strums on “Here and Nowhere Else” and its final, cathartic chorus is only half-an-hour....

Turchin's fourth Art Bash promotes art appreciation among students

Turchin’s fourth Art Bash promotes art appreciation among students

Casey Suglia April 29, 2014

  The fourth Art Bash was held at the Turchin Center for Visual Arts on Thursday. The event, which is only open to Appalachian State University students, invites them to come to the Turchin...

Student designers and models in the apparel and design Spring Showcase line the stage after the event Saturday at the Harvest House.  Photo by Cara Croom  |  The Appalachian

Apparel design and merchandising showcase honors students

Sam Lineberger April 28, 2014

Appalachian State University’s Apparel Design and Merchandising program held its annual Spring Showcase for a full crowd at the Harvest House last Saturday afternoon. The event, which featured the...

Show-stopping performances from  legends make 27th MerleFest a success

Show-stopping performances from legends make 27th MerleFest a success

Colin Moore April 28, 2014

Wilkesboro Community College was once again home to tens of thousands of music lovers attending shows on 13 different stages at the 27th annual MerleFest, Thursday through Sunday. This year’s lineup...

Hayes School of Music affiliates co-headline Black Cat

Hayes School of Music affiliates co-headline Black Cat

Colin Moore April 23, 2014

Bafoodus and the Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, two bands with ties to Appalachian State University’s Hayes School of Music, will bring eclectic sounds to Black Cat on Friday. Bafoodus, founded around...

Young People's Theatre celebrates 40th year with 'Don Quixote'

Young People’s Theatre celebrates 40th year with ‘Don Quixote’

Lovey Cooper April 23, 2014

The Appalachian Young People’s Theatre, an outreach program of the Department of Theatre and Dance at Appalachian State University, will perform a children’s adaptation of its touring show “The Adventures...

Brooklyn band Woods shoots for success on 'With Light and With Love'

Brooklyn band Woods shoots for success on ‘With Light and With Love’

Colin Moore April 23, 2014

Brooklyn folk-rock band Woods might be one of independent rock’s best-kept secrets. Not only does the band itself have an incredibly consistent discography, but they’re also the flagship band of...

Sophomore biology majors Emily Boaz (right) and Rachel Gordon (left) create a matzah sandwich with horseradish, called maror, and apple and walnut salad, called charoset. This sandwich is called the korech and symbolizes affliction and bitterness. Photo by Rachel Krauza  |  The Appalachian

Hillel Passover dinner promotes peace for students

Carl Blankenship April 17, 2014

Hillel hosted the Mountaineer Passover Seder in the Blue Ridge Ballroom in Plemmons Student Union on Tuesday night, where all students and community members, whether Jewish or not, were encouraged to celebrate...

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