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Hospitality House showcasing local food

Laney Ruckstuhl July 2, 2015

The Hospitality House held the first installment of their Local Summer Food Series on Tuesday, June 30. The three-part series is meant to highlight the local farms and crops of the Watauga County area....

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ASU lecturer hosting ‘Feminist Rhetoric’ series

Laney Ruckstuhl June 21, 2015

English and rhetoric lecturer Victoria Lozano is leading a workshop series on “invitational rhetoric,” a more inclusive style of argumentative communication. Part one of Lozano’s series, “Feminist...

Farmers market brings students together with community

Farmers market brings students together with community

Laney Ruckstuhl June 18, 2015

Throughout Saturday morning, people arrive with baskets in tow to buy fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers from vendors at the Watauga County Farmers’ Market. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at...

Community members protest proposed asphalt plant

Community members protest proposed asphalt plant

Laney Ruckstuhl June 17, 2015

Many concerned High Country residents gathered outside the Watauga County Courthouse Tuesday evening to protest the potential development of an asphalt plant. The proposed facility would be built on...

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Some faculty remain concerned about a recent university hire’s for-profit past

Kevin Griffin June 9, 2015

Terry Rawls became executive director of educational outreach and summer programs, as well as director of distance learning on March 2,  according to a Feb. 23  University News release. In response...

Hundreds flock to first Art Crawl of summer

Hundreds flock to first Art Crawl of summer

Laney Ruckstuhl June 7, 2015

West King Street opened up into a cheerful commotion on Friday as people strolled up and down the sidewalk taking just a small taste of what the local art community has to offer. Approaching from...

In photos: Marions Liver Mush Festival

In photos: Marion’s Liver Mush Festival

Laney Ruckstuhl June 6, 2015

Marion hosted its annual Liver Mush Festival downtown on Friday from 6:30 to 9 p.m.  Liver mush is a traditional Southern food made of pig liver, head parts and cornmeal. It is often served on a bun,...

Its good but you shouldnt know whats in it.

Kyle Whisnant, 31, is from Morganton.

In photos: What makes liver mush special?

Laney Ruckstuhl June 6, 2015

The people of Marion's Liver Mush Festival tell us why they enjoy liver mush Liver mush is made of pig liver, head parts and cornmeal. At the annual Liver Mush Festival in Downtown Marion, North Carolina,...

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ASCACA gives opportunities to criminal justice students

Mary Wood April 28, 2015

The student chapter of the American Correctional Association at Appalachian State University provides students with opportunities to learn about topics that impact the field of criminal justice. “The...

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ASU students design solar car for competition

Josh Wharton April 28, 2015

A team of Appalachian State University students and faculty has spent the past year designing a solar-powered race car. They plan to begin building the car this summer in hopes to compete in the Formula...

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ASU student honored with sustainability fellowship

Tommy Culkin April 28, 2015

Allie Garrett, a senior sustainable development major, was recently awarded the Z. Smith Reynolds Fellowship for 2015-2017. Provided by the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, the fellowship is paid and is...

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