Two Boone locals discussed their new grassroots advocacy group focused on connecting community members and speaking out for Appalachia in a meeting Saturday.  The organization, Appalachian Reclamation...

Madalyn Edwards curated this story published in the special “Orientation ‘82 Edition” of The Appalachian on Aug. 21, 1982. Editor’s Note: Upon reviewing Chancellor Thomas’ vita one is struck...

The Museum of Ashe County History hosted a lecture presented by Doris Stam, a researcher and descendant of the founders of App State, Friday at 6 p.m. The lecture, which was free to attend, focused...

A subcommittee of the App State board of trustees met Thursday to discuss campus operations related to the UNC System’s equality policy, which was adopted May 23, 2024. The meeting was held in response...

On Grandfather Mountain, six bears live: Carolina, Yonnie, Kody, Smokey, Flower and Fanny May. Whether it’s a tablespoon of honey water, a refreshing dip in the pool or long day sunbathing, the bears...

From swiping IDs to hauling storm debris, App State students stay busy not only with classes or club meetings, but also with jobs that keep the campus and community running. With thousands of roles to...

Every day, leaders at App State make decisions that influence over 21,000 students. From construction projects to academic policies, these decisions are made by leadership boards composed of many different...

It’s the last few weeks of summer break, and the residence halls of App State are dim and silent. But make no mistake — while App State’s incoming freshmen are at home finalizing their packing list,...

Readers and book lovers alike filtered in and out of Boone’s newest business July 14, browsing the store’s brightly painted shelves in search of their next read. Huzzah Books, located at 114 Clement...

Users of Watauga County’s public transportation system will soon have the opportunity to enjoy Boone’s scenic views from a higher vantage point. AppalCart is integrating a new double-decker bus...

Demolition of App State’s Legends is scheduled to begin Monday, following more than a year of closure due to structural damage. The area surrounding the former campus venue has been fenced off and will...

Brooklyn Smith curated this story by Kathy Gregory, which The Appalachian published June 25, 1970. If you see a real hot air balloon flying overhead, don’t rush to the phone to call your doctor. It’s...