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The Appalachian
Colin Wishneski

Colin Wishneski, Reporter

Colin Wishneski (he/him) is a freshman history major. This is his first year with The Appalachian.

All content by Colin Wishneski
From left, Erin Williams Banks and Lauren Hayworth perform at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country’s Wake of the Flood event on Nov. 15.

Appalachian Theatre hosts impassioned songwriters, storytellers in ‘Wake of the Flood’

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
November 18, 2024
F.A.R.M Cafe, located on King Street, was the subject of a documentary screened in Greenbriar Theatre on Nov. 13.

FARM Cafe 10th anniversary documentary shown at Plemmons Student Union

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
November 15, 2024
Elecciones de 2024: Resultados no oficiales por estado

Elecciones de 2024: Resultados no oficiales por estado

Andrew Rice, Madalyn Edwards, Haley DiFruscio, Colin Wishneski, Meg Frantz, Abby Buckner, Gracie Rutheny, Matt Howe, and Abigail Eggers
November 14, 2024
2024 Election: State unofficial results

2024 Election: State unofficial results

Andrew Rice, Madalyn Edwards, Haley DiFruscio, Colin Wishneski, Meg Frantz, Abby Buckner, Gracie Rutheny, Matt Howe, and Abigail Eggers
November 6, 2024
When to expect results on Election Day

When to expect results on Election Day

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
November 5, 2024
Cows gather in a pasture at Shipley Farms on Oct. 27. Shipley Farms is a cattle farm located in Vilas.

Watauga County farmers face new realities after Helene

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
November 4, 2024
Macado’s restaurant on King Street on Sept. 21. Macado’s serves sandwiches, burgers, wings and more.

Booming Boone: Thriving through change

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
October 16, 2024
Students pass through the Peacock traffic circle on Aug. 29. Construction of the Peacock circle started over the summer and is scheduled to be done in the fall of 2026.

Peacock Hall under renovation, students express opinions

Colin Wishneski, Reporter
September 23, 2024
From left, Watauga County Board of Education candidates Marshall Ashcraft, Chad Cole, Adam Hege, Allison Idol, Charlotte Mizelle Lloyd, and Tom Ross stand onstage at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country on Sept. 16.

Meet the Candidates 2024: Watauga County Board of Education

Andrew Rice, Colin Wishneski, Mia Seligman, and Madalyn Edwards
September 22, 2024
From left, Watauga County Commissioners candidates Braxton Eggers, Jon Council, Ronnie Marsh, Charlie Wallin, Sue Sweeting, and Todd Castle gather at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country on Sept. 16.

Meet the Candidates 2024: Watauga County commissioners

Andrew Rice, Lorelei Roberts, and Colin Wishneski
September 21, 2024
Chuck Hubbard, a former North Carolina journalist and current candidate for the 2024 N.C. House for the democratic party, stands onstage at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country on Sept. 16.

Meet the Candidates 2024: U.S. House of Representatives

Andrew Rice, Colin Wishneski, and Sam Deibler
September 21, 2024
Nelson Masinde gives an informational seminar on ID requirements for voting at Belk Library on Sept. 11. Masinde is a training specialist and is part of the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

NC State Board of Elections holds seminar on new ID requirements

Colin Wishneski and Andrew Rice
September 13, 2024
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