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[PHOTO] Best of Boone 2021: Best of Food

May 1, 2021
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[PHOTO] Best of Boone 2021: Best of Lifestyle

May 1, 2021
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[PHOTO] Best of Boone 2021: Pandemic Picks

May 1, 2021
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[PHOTO] Best of Boone 2021: Best of App State Campus Life

April 30, 2021
DJ Evans is sworn into office as student body vice president on April 26, 2021.

[PHOTO] Gardin, Evans sworn in as SGA president and vice president

April 28, 2021
George, a graduating senior, is running for Boone Town Council. He is the founder of the Boone Fair Housing Task Force and a member of the Boone County Board of Adjustment.

[PHOTO] App State senior announces candidacy for Boone Town Council

April 19, 2021
On Tuesday nights, the trumpet studio hosts a “master class,” now offered virtually, where students can show up with pieces they are working on and receive additional feedback from professors and other students. Lipsette and two other students often reserve a practice room in Hayes School of Music to attend the virtual master class in a small, socially distanced group.

Changing the Tune: Music Student Seniors in the Age of COVID-19

April 23, 2021
Sarai Nolasco, senior advertising major, has worked at Belk Library for two years. She said that she wishes staff wouldn’t have to pay to come to work, as it’s financially taxing, especially for students who are on scholarship.

[PHOTO] Belk Library student employees challenged with parking troubles

April 15, 2021
Club Hub on the second floor of the Plemmons Student Union oversees rooms for several organizations at App State such as the Black Student Association and Latin-Hispanic Alliance, however Asian Student Association has not been able to commandeer a space.

[PHOTO] Boone Chick-fil-A temporarily closed after 17 years of continuous business

April 8, 2021
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[PHOTO] More than just a meal: Hunger and Health Coalition combats food insecurity with delivery service

March 25, 2021
Town council member Samuel Furgiuele, Jr. poses at his desk in his office on King Street. During the pandemic, Furgiuele has attended weekly council meetings over Webex from his office.

[PHOTO] Town Council commits to nondiscrimination with new ordinance

March 22, 2021
Kinsey Crabb, senior choral music education major, sings two pieces accompanied by Susan Slingland, staff accompanist. Crabb performed “There are Fairies at the Bottom of our Garden” by Liza Lehmann and “Come Down Angels” by Undine Smith Moore for the “Music by Women Composers” concert.

[PHOTO] Hayes School of Music honors female composers

March 19, 2021
Mike Marcela, photographed at Watauga County Schools central office, has worked as program director for nine years. His central passion, Marcela said, is providing the best support and education for exceptional children so they can succeed.

[PHOTO] App State student brings nationwide socialist group to campus

March 12, 2021
Cady Haller, sophomore special education major and member of Jewish campus organization Hillel, introduced professor Havi Dreifuss March 1. Haller believes that focusing on relearning history is really important right now, especially with the recent increase in anti-Semitic acts.

[PHOTO] Jewish organizations sponsor Holocaust scholar’s talk

March 5, 2021
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