The last few years of Veronika Cloutier’s life have opened up exploration to help redefine what womanhood means to her. Influence from television, music and friends give junior psychology major Cloutier...

When thinking about the musical culture in the Appalachian region, thoughts of banjos and square dancing come to mind. One group is hoping to broaden the spectrum. Entropy Dance Crew was created in...

With dark red walls, a small dining area that sits 40 and a sizeable dark wood bar stocked with beer and wine, The High Country Greek might look similar to other Boone restaurants if it weren’t for small...

T he newest assistant director of food services wants young vegans and vegetarians to learn more about the benefits of getting to know the food they put into their bodies. “I think the biggest thing...

For restaurants committed to sourcing food from local farmers and suppliers, cold winters in the High Country can present certain challenges. These restaurants support the farm-to-table social movement...

The weather-beaten face of Joseph Miller, only 35 years old, glowed pink from years of shredding the Colorado slopes. In the ski town of Steamboat Springs, he curated a taste for fine dining that inspired...

With a sweet-smelling aroma, classic wooden furniture and a smiling face at the counter, King Street Creamery provides a unique mom and pop shop feel. Part of the downtown scene for nearly six years,...

Every day when Allen Curtis turns the key on the door of Fruits, Veggies, and More, it costs him around $300. Most of this money, he said, he doesn’t get back. Curtis has owned Fruits, Veggies, and...

David Wolf has used his personal style to become confident in his sexuality and challenge masculinity. Wolf, sophomore communication studies major, is living his life freely through fashion by breaking...

In the wake of the government shutdown’s temporary abatement, and with reports coming out that negotiations for long-term funding aren’t going smoothly, the operative ability of the Food and Drug Administration...

The Department of Theatre and Dance announced the four productions the department will produce this spring. The first show, “Eurydice,” will run Feb. 20-24 in the Valborg Theatre. The production...

While most students have settled in for another semester at App State, Sarah Devoti and Grace Puffer embarked on unfamiliar territory as they returned to Boone last month: creating and organizing an independent...