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The Appalachian

The deutsche brewing mill used to brew beer in the fermentation sciences building under Mountain Laurel Hall. Oct. 12, 2023.

Fermentation club brews up niches

Meg Frantz, Associate A&C Editor October 24, 2023

Below Mountain Laurel Hall, through a back door entrance is a collection of basins, tubes and jars. Buried under a symphony of rumbling equipment, the Fermentation Sciences Club creates food and flavors.  The...

No tricks, just treats: Creative Halloween costumes

No tricks, just treats: Creative Halloween costumes

Ashley Kleiman and Evelyn Brown October 24, 2023

Picking out a Halloween costume doesn’t always have to be a hassle. With Halloween falling on a Tuesday, consider having multiple costumes planned. Costumes don’t have to be a difficult task to determine....

Journey of the Mind: A sneak peak into the emerging student art show

Riley Proserpi, Reporter October 23, 2023

The Universities Libraries at App State are piecing together a new student art contest for the 2023-24 academic year. The top three contest winners will receive a monetary reward and a permanent wall display...

Western Piedmont Symphony kicks off season at Hickory

Alyson Springer October 20, 2023

The Western Piedmont Symphony will perform at the P.E. Monroe Auditorium at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory Saturday, opening its Masterworks series with a show entitled, “Other Worlds.” The show...

Enthomusicology Senior Caleb Hignite plucks his banjo out on Sanford Mall. Oct. 5, 2023.

People of Boone: Creating a major to keep traditions alive

Ann Korwan, Reporter October 20, 2023

Caleb Hignite, a senior at App State, is paving the way for himself to preserve the tradition of Appalachian music by creating his own major: ethnomusicology, or the study of music and its relationship...

Playlist of the week: Rocktober

Playlist of the week: Rocktober

Madelyn Crawford October 19, 2023

Rock will never go out of style, but perhaps the fall is when we need it most. Midterms, a truckload of coursework or people getting on your last nerve? Rocking beats are the best medicine. Starting...

The entrance to the haunted house at Bloody Pines. Each room has a different theme to scare its guests.

Family fear attraction brings nightly frights to Boone

Jenna Guzman and Ella Adams October 19, 2023

Night is falling at the High Country Fairgrounds and the Bloody Pines scare actors race against the setting sun. The atmosphere is thick with anticipation, as one family and its volunteers prepare for...

‘Rules for Living’: A comedic take on the most stressful holiday of the year

Anna Cox October 13, 2023

The Department of Theatre and Dance at App State had its opening performance of Sam Holocroft’s “Rules for Living” on Oct. 4. A play about the strained relationships of a family, “Rules for Living”...

Pru’s boo reviews: 19 years of ‘Saw’

Pru’s boo reviews: 19 years of ‘Saw’

Pruett Norris, Multimedia Editor October 13, 2023

“I want to play a game.” Jigsaw’s iconic catchphrase has been scaring cinemas for nearly two decades this fall, which saw the release of “Saw X,” the 10th entry in the long-running horror...

Flowers and other plant life were photographed by participants throughout the competition.

Fall in love with your feed: Places to take fall photos

Jenna Guzman, Editor-in-Chief October 11, 2023

Pretty leaves, weather that doesn’t make you melt, natural props and more. What better time to have a photoshoot?  Whether you’re doing a solo shoot just for fun, taking couples photos, having...

Magic, mushrooms and medicine: Alternative healing in the High Country

Magic, mushrooms and medicine: Alternative healing in the High Country

Ella Adams October 11, 2023

It’s a brisk fall morning in Daniel Boone Park as vendors at the Watauga County Farmers’ Market prepare to sell their goods. Typical farmer’s market merchandise like fresh vegetables, gemstone jewelry...

Owner, David Tucker and his two daughters, Coco (left) and Ellee (right) stand proudly in front of their corn maze they’ve spent the summer preparing. Sep. 14, 2023

Oh my gourd-ness: The New River Farm fall event

Meg Frantz, Associate A&C Editor October 11, 2023

For one family-owned farm in Deep Gap, the arrival of the fall season provides for an exciting experience, not only for the Tucker family, the owners of the farm, but also for visitors from the surrounding...

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