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The Appalachian

New art blooming at Turchin

New art blooming at Turchin

Brionna Dallara, Associate A&C Editor February 23, 2023

Spring into March with the Turchin Centers for the Visual Arts’ annual Spring Exhibition Celebration as part of downtown Boone’s First Friday festivities.  The event happening on March 3, 5-9 p.m....

Annual film festival returns for second year

Annual film festival returns for second year

Asher Davidson, Reporter February 22, 2023

Calling all movie and Appalachian region lovers, the second annual Boone Docs Film Festival is being held at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country on Saturday.  The theme of the festival is to...

App at a glance: Feb. 23-Mar. 1

App at a glance: Feb. 23-Mar. 1

Brionna Dallara, Associate A&C Editor February 22, 2023

Thursday, Feb. 23  Veterinary Technology Speaker Series: Goat Farming and Veterinary Needs in the High Country  Join farm owners Carol Coulter, a lecturer in the Department of Sustainable Development,...

The first performer at the event hosted by Yutell Mi, Sunny Dior, waltzes the runway, warming up the crowd.

Boone Barbies light up Ransom’s final week

Cameron Miller and Camila Ayala-Tortolero February 20, 2023

Boone Barbies sent Ransom Pub off with a bang Thursday night with the bar’s first, only and last drag show as one of their final events before closing their doors on Saturday. As they performed for a...

Online cooking class heating up for spring semester

Online cooking class heating up for spring semester

Madelyn Crawford February 20, 2023

Cooking with Purpose, a semester-long online cooking series, is back up and running for the spring. The series, led by Office of Sustainability staff, focuses on preparing food that is healthy and affordable....

Playlist of the week: Ladies of neo-soul

Playlist of the week: Ladies of neo-soul

Camila Ayala-Tortolero, Reporter February 20, 2023

Whether it’s the recent sound or the classics, Black women are pioneers in the genre of neo-soul. Finding its roots in classic Motown soul, neo-soul blends hip-hop, jazz, rock and funk elements to create...

App at a glance: Feb. 17-22

Asher Davidson, Reporter February 15, 2023

Thursday, Feb. 16 Old Time Jams at the Jones House Reminder to all old time music fans or those looking to discover a new, yet old genre of music. At the Jones House every week there is an old time...

The Bookstop: Black authors in Appalachia

The Bookstop: Black authors in Appalachia

Madelyn Crawford February 15, 2023

If you’re unsure of how to go about honoring Black History Month, a powerful book penned by a Black author can be all it takes to allow a reader to reflect and learn.  It may come as a surprise that...

Sophomore Maya Szymborski poses for a portrait inside Plemmons Student Union Feb. 6, 2023. Szymborski balances an 18 credit hour workload, a job and being the sole organizer of the Queer People of Color Club. She is dedicated to creating a space on campus where QPOC can feel at ease sharing their experiences in an otherwise predominantly white institution.

Students’ safe space for Queer People of Color

Amena Matcheswala, Reporter February 13, 2023

While the university’s percentage of students of color has increased within the past few years, 18.6% of students belong to underrepresented groups, including students that identify as Black, Indigenous...

Playlist of the week: Love in the mountains

Playlist of the week: Love in the mountains

Denise Casalez, Reporter February 13, 2023

Red and pink heart decorations, classic assorted chocolate in a heart-shaped box and bright red roses hugging every section of the grocery store can only mean one thing — Valentine’s Day, the season...

Asheville artist Índigo De Souza performing her newest single “Younger and Dumber” on stage Feb. 11, 2023.

Indigo De Souza performs sold out show at Legends

Denise Casalez, Reporter February 13, 2023

Asheville-based artist Indigo De Souza performed her indie-rock songs at a sold out show at Legends Saturday night. The event was hosted by APPS.  De Souza, singer and songwriter, performed some of...

Mavis Staples brings civil rights message to Boone

Mavis Staples brings civil rights message to Boone

Carli Johnson February 12, 2023

Heart, soul, groove, rhythm and passion. All words that can’t even begin to describe Mavis Staples’ iconic voice and storytelling. A decorated musician known for rhythm and blues and her passionate...

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