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Denise Casalez, Reporter

Denise Casalez (she/her) is a junior journalism major, film studies minor, from Charlotte, NC.

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Playlist of the week: Final tunes of Boone

Playlist of the week: Final tunes of Boone

Denise Casalez, Reporter
May 1, 2023
Playlist of the week: BooneChella

Playlist of the week: BooneChella

Denise Casalez, Reporter
April 17, 2023
Playlist of the week: Love in the mountains

Playlist of the week: Love in the mountains

Denise Casalez, Reporter
February 13, 2023
Asheville artist Índigo De Souza performing her newest single “Younger and Dumber” on stage Feb. 11, 2023.

Indigo De Souza performs sold out show at Legends

Denise Casalez, Reporter
February 13, 2023
Playlist of the week: Latinx top hits

Playlist of the week: Latinx top hits

Denise Casalez, Reporter
September 13, 2022
Members, Graham Levy and Luke Baker, of the band Juniper Avenue on stage August 25 at Legends.

Monsoon and Juniper Avenue rock after first week of class

Denise Casalez, Reporter
August 29, 2022
Quick guide to High Country art scene

Quick guide to High Country art scene

Denise Casalez and Asher Davidson
August 17, 2022
Best of Boone 2022: Best of Food

Best of Boone 2022: Best of Food

Camryn Collier, Ansley Puckett, Lily Kincaid, Gabrielle Troutman, Denise Casalez, Maggie Watts, Savannah Brewer, Aubrey Smith, Jaclyn Bartlett, Torri Marshall, Erin Isley, Meredith Smith, Rachel Rodgers, Brionna Dallara, Briley Turpin, Jacqueline Behringer, and Asher Davidson
May 5, 2022
During the first Friday Art Crawl Feb. 4, 2022, one might be able to enjoy art while listening to local musicians. Patrons at Common Good Co, located on King Street, offers a free art gallery for visitors to browse.

First Friday Art Crawl of 2022 celebrates new galleries and local artists

Denise Casalez, Reporter
February 9, 2022
Participants in the Neerly Naked Mile take off, beginning their loop around campus, going past East Hall, through Durham Park, along Rivers Street, and past Edwin Duncan back up toward Plemmons Student Union.

Appalachian Student Ambassadors host eighth annual Neerly Naked Mile

Denise Casalez and Aubrey Smith
November 1, 2021
Boone saw a woman-only band music festival Aug. 26: Femme Fest. The festival was hosted by Draba, a local event platform, in partnership with local nonprofit OASIS. Half of the proceeds from the event were donated to OASIS. Everyone in attendance had to be fully vaccinated to attend the festival.

Local concert spotlights women musicians

Denise Casalez, Reporter
September 21, 2021
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