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Ethan Hunt

Ethan Hunt, Associate News Editor

Ethan Hunt (he/him) is a senior journalism major and a history minor from Charlottesville, V.A.
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Team Sunergy made a celebratory lap down Rivers Street following their big win for American Solar Challenge that occurred on Aug. 7.

App State runs on sun: solar car team takes the gold

September 7, 2021
Former Chancellor John E. Thomas poses outside App States admissions building, John E. Thomas Hall.

Former Chancellor John E. Thomas dies at 90

September 5, 2021
Fall 2021 marks the largest freshman class in school history.

App State enrolls largest freshman class in school history, increases overall enrollment

September 1, 2021
People to know at App State

People to know at App State

August 18, 2021
Boone Town Council passes mask mandate

Boone Town Council passes mask mandate

August 17, 2021
No more parking tags: license plate recognition software to replace physical tag

No more parking tags: license plate recognition software to replace physical tag

July 29, 2021
A group of masked students gather on Sanford Mall. Individuals no longer need to wear a mask except in certain situations.

“A return to pre-pandemic operations”: App State, Town of Boone lift mask mandates

May 22, 2021
Best of Boone 2021: Best of App State Campus Life

Best of Boone 2021: Best of App State Campus Life

April 30, 2021
The reopening of Sanford Hall was celebrated on March 25. The elevator column on the front of the building was a centerpiece of the renovation.

“Good bones”: Sanford Hall revamped after 53 years

April 27, 2021
Dalton George, senior economics major, also works for the Watauga County Democractic Party as canvassing director. “My favorite part of organizing has been being able to talk to people on doorsteps,” George said. “A lot of people are very normal and less polarized than the media shows.”

App State senior announces candidacy for Boone Town Council

April 19, 2021
State prisons struggle with COVID safety, vaccination reluctance

State prisons struggle with COVID safety, vaccination reluctance

April 12, 2021
University releases details on in-person graduation

University releases details on in-person graduation

April 1, 2021
Originally surrounded by grass and having stone pillars at its entrance, the Watauga County Courthouse has seen some changes over the years, but still shares a similar location.

Historic Preservation Committee seeks dedicated downtown district

March 26, 2021
The Hunger and Health Coalition receives shipments of food three times a week. HCC orders food for five different programs, including two programs developed during the pandemic: a mobile delivery program and a food pantry at Watauga High School.

More than just a meal: Hunger and Health Coalition combats food insecurity with delivery service

March 25, 2021
Katie Knapp preps needles with the Moderna vaccine for patients.

All North Carolina adults eligible for COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 7

March 25, 2021
Gov. Roy Cooper dons a face mask at a press briefing.

Cooper announces final eligibility date for COVID-19 vaccines, promises eased restrictions in coming weeks

March 17, 2021
No architecture in Boone qualifies as “anti-homeless,” but the Boone Fair Housing Task Force passed its resolution through the town council to make sure it isn’t built in the future.

Boone Fair Housing passes anti-homeless architecture resolution

March 4, 2021
Virginia Roseman will hold the seat on the council until November elections. She hopes to improve pedestrian travel and protect green spaces in Boone.

Virginia Roseman takes Boone Town Council seat left by longtime member

February 19, 2021
App State and many other institutions are actively using additional methods of cyber protection with many activities moved online. As of Sept. 30, students must have the DUO app to log into their school account.

App State tech services combats increasing security threats in virtual learning, online meetings

February 9, 2021
Local universities further credit transfer relationship

Local universities further credit transfer relationship

November 14, 2020
YadTel will use the grant awarded to it Oct. 26 to provide fiber optic cable to 10 areas within its service area. Yadkin, Iredell and Davie counties can benefit from faster internet with this grant.

Federal grant gives rural North Carolina communities faster internet through broadband provider

November 3, 2020
App State closes three dining locations, lays off student employees

App State closes three dining locations, lays off student employees

October 26, 2020
Alex Leon is the owner of El Tacorreindo, popular local food truck in Boone, NC. El Tacorriendo was rated Best NC Food Truck in by Strange Carolinas in 2019.

Boone Town Council moderates downtown food trucks, frustrates truck owners

October 23, 2020
The ouside of Miles Annas Student Support which is alternatively known as the Wellness Center. The building has both the counseling center and health services.

App State offers solutions for mental health during pandemic

October 10, 2020
Boone Police Department addresses traffic congestion on Blowing Rock Road

Boone Police Department addresses traffic congestion on Blowing Rock Road

September 27, 2020
Opinion: Climate change needs a martyr

Opinion: Climate change needs a martyr

September 22, 2020
Opinion: Social media contributes to political violence

Opinion: Social media contributes to political violence

September 14, 2020
Opinion: Danger of confusing people with ideas

Opinion: Danger of confusing people with ideas

August 27, 2020
OPINION: COVID-19 Shows we must hold elected officials to a higher ethical standard.

OPINION: COVID-19 Shows we must hold elected officials to a higher ethical standard.

April 10, 2020
OPINION: College Students Need to Make the Selfless Choice

OPINION: College Students Need to Make the Selfless Choice

March 27, 2020
OPINION: App State Greek life challenges the stereotype

OPINION: App State Greek life challenges the stereotype

March 23, 2020
Opinion: Corporatism has ruined Country

Opinion: Corporatism has ruined Country

March 5, 2020
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