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The Appalachian

A volunteer handles Queen-of-the-Prairie seeds that will be placed in the seed library in preparation for National Seed Swap Day.

Giving green: Daniel Boone Native Gardens plants the seed for new community growth

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief January 28, 2021

At the Daniel Boone Native Gardens, a unique new addition stands tall. Not a fountain, or a birdhouse, but a colorfully painted box with dozens of seeds inside.  Little Free Libraries, a book sharing...

App State alumnus creates High Country business and culture app

App State alumnus creates High Country business and culture app

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter January 28, 2021

When a former App State student visited an opening at the Nth Degree Gallery and Studios in Boone, he considered how he ended up there in the first place. He was invited by a friend, which sparked a curiosity...

Paul Bettany is Vision and Elizabeth Olsen is Wanda Maximoff in Marvel Studios’ WANDAVISION, exclusively on Disney+.

Review: “WandaVision” outside of Marvel mainstream

Savannah Brewer, Reporter January 27, 2021

Millions across the country have tuned in to Disney+ to watch the long-awaited release of Marvel’s newest mini-series “WandaVision.” The show, which was originally set to release in December, spotlights...

Playlist of the week: Snow day

Playlist of the week: Snow day

Ansley Puckett, Reporter January 25, 2021

With an average of 35.3 inches of snowfall in Boone each winter, the High Country is no stranger to the cold. Classless snow days may be a thing of the past, but you can still enjoy a lazy day indoors...

Playlist of the week: Staying organized

Playlist of the week: Staying organized

Ansley Puckett, Reporter January 19, 2021

As another semester begins, it's easy to feel overwhelmed with new information and assignments. Online classes, syllabi and adjusting to a new schedule make for a busy week. Staying organized is a great...

The Student-Made Store’s App State collection. Student artists at App State recently started working with the store to sell their handmade products.

App State student artists join online marketplace for student creations

Ansley Puckett, Reporter January 14, 2021

Custom Spotify car charms, succulent earrings and embroidered clothing are just a few items made by App State students that are now for sale online, along with student creations from Elon University, the...

Amber Leverette on Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America.” Leverette’s daughter nominated her for the show in hopes of "getting a good meal.”

App State alumna’s poor cooking skills appear on Food Network

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief January 5, 2021

One App State alumna’s cooking skills were able to land her a premiere on one of Food Network’s most popular shows, but not because of her chef-like qualities.  Amber Leverette is one of 14 recruits...

Review: End of the year book recommendations

Review: End of the year book recommendations

Ansley Puckett, Reporter December 30, 2020

The holiday season is a great time to unwind and relax, and no matter which holidays you celebrate, you may find yourself with some free time at the end of the year and some extra motivation to pick up...

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Playlist of the week: Dear 2020

Camryn Collier, Reporter December 29, 2020

A year of uncertainty, anxiety and fear, 2020 was something that none of us expected. With the first two months noted for the fires in Australia and the death of a renowned basketball player and his daughter,...

Nick Cellini prepares an order behind the counter at Hole Lotta Doughnuts on King Street. The West Jefferson-based shop opened this fall in Boone after popular demand from customers.

West Jefferson doughnut shop expands to King Street

David Brashier, A&C Reporter December 15, 2020

The West Jefferson-based doughnut shop Hole Lotta Doughnuts expanded its business to King Street this fall. The store is a long-requested expansion among High Country locals since the company’s inception...

Playlist of the week: Cinematic favorites

Playlist of the week: Cinematic favorites

Camryn Collier, Reporter November 23, 2020

From the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon to the snowy landscape of Narnia, movie soundtracks are instrumental in bringing moviegoers from their seats at home to the world laid out on the big screen.  Early...

The Office of Sustainability has partnered with Working Films to show a Fall Film Series, Revisioning Recovery. This graphic represents an interpretation of a scene from the first film in the series, "Cooked: Survival by Zip code.”

Office of Sustainability partners with national nonprofit to empower students through film

Kait Rous, A&C Reporter November 23, 2020

This fall, the Office of Sustainability partnered with a national North Carolina-based nonprofit to stream the film series “Revisioning Recovery” via Zoom. The organization Working Films utilizes minidocumentaries...

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