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The Appalachian
Anna Dollar

Anna Dollar, News Reporter

Sophomore Communication, Journalism major

Twitter: @Anna_Carrr

Email: dollarac@appstate.edu

All content by Anna Dollar
Volunteers stock the pantry at the Food Resource Hub in 2019. App State has spaces across campus where students and faculty can get a variety of items including food for free to eliminate food insecurity, a problem that has been exacerbated by the pandemic.

App State food pantry mentioned in New York Times

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 7, 2019
Josh Elliott, director of international programs for Wine to Water, holds one of the filters his organization donated to The Bahamas

Wine to Water donates water filters to Bahamians following Hurricane Dorian

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
September 17, 2019
App State Police Department awarded NC Law Enforcement Agency of the Year, gains recognition

App State Police Department awarded NC Law Enforcement Agency of the Year, gains recognition

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
August 28, 2019
Shadowline Drive property developed for mixed-use space

Shadowline Drive property developed for mixed-use space

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
August 22, 2019
AppalCart adds new Night Owl Service, extensions

AppalCart adds new Night Owl Service, extensions

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
August 21, 2019
Construction in Stadium Lot limited both driving and parking availability, which posed a challenge for students moving into West Campus residence halls in 2019. This was the last normal move-in day.

Move-in day brings new faces to campus

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
August 16, 2019

Way of Council provides diverse cultural perspectives for students

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
April 26, 2019
OASIS held a session asking that local restaurant workers intervene when they witness inappropriate or dangerous behavior. The Horton Hotel and The Cardinal were among several local institutions that were in attendance.

OASIS hosts workshop addressing sexual harassment for local restaurants and bars

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
April 17, 2019

15th annual Dance Marathon raises record breaking money through increased participation

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
February 20, 2019
Students and food services personnel walk around Park Place at the Pond in Trivette Dining Hall. Danny Bock, a chef at Coyote Kitchen is now working with Food Services.

App State Food Services helps students expand plant-based diets

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
February 8, 2019
A construction site on the west side of campus next to Eggers Residence Hall. Buildings on the west side of campus are a part of App States P3 project to demolish dated” buildings.

P3 Project to begin in earnest in February

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
January 31, 2019
Elizabeth Ortega and Brycen Radford volunteering at Horse Helpers of the High Country for the MLK Challenge on Martin Luther King Junior Day.

[Photo] Martin Luther King Day celebrated with the 20th annual MLK Challenge

Brooke Bryant, News Reporter
January 23, 2019
The Appalachian Online

Developers of recent projects were refunded over $1 million in water impact fees

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
December 5, 2018
The Appalachian Online

Gov. Roy Cooper signs executive order to comply with Paris Agreement

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
November 14, 2018
People participate in the Police Plunge

Pi Sigma Epsilon hosts “Police Plunge”

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 24, 2018
Democratic candidate for Watauga County Commissioner, Charlie Wallin, smiles in front of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains.

Charlie Wallin urges allocation of resources in ‘a proper way’ if elected

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 18, 2018
David Searcy, republican candiate for Watauga County Sheriff, poses in front of a flowing mountain river.

David Searcy looks to bring 27 years of law enforcement experience to the sheriff’s office

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 17, 2018
SGA pop-up shop helps students Look Smart

SGA pop-up shop helps students ‘Look Smart’

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
September 27, 2018
The new cups and straws at Central Dining Hall. These are apart of several initiatives to make App State sustainable.

Food Services and Office of Sustainability offer more environment friendly substitutions

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
September 6, 2018
Adjustments made to AppalCart routes

Adjustments made to AppalCart routes

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
August 22, 2018
James Wilkes attending to the beehive located on top of Roses Dining Hall.

Roess Dining Hall beehive teaches students about the importance of bees

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
April 23, 2018
ARHS declared “near-pandemic” levels of flu like illnesses

ARHS declared “near-pandemic” levels of flu like illnesses

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
March 23, 2018
SGA Passes Bill to Rename Residence Halls Named After White Separatists

SGA Passes Bill to Rename Residence Halls Named After White Separatists

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
March 23, 2018
Flyer advertising flu shots available for students. The first case of the flu was reported at ASUs Health Services on September 17th.

ARHS declared “near-pandemic” levels of flu like illnesses

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
March 18, 2018
Student Omito Suzuki listening to the breakfast order at Central Dining Hall.

Knowing Your Meal Plan

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
February 27, 2018

Gov. Cooper reacts to severe weather in western North Carolina

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
December 10, 2017
The Appalachian Online

Food services wants their student employees to succeed

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
November 11, 2017
Boone town councilwoman Lynne Mason is up for re-election this term. Along with her involvment with town council since 2001, she also works at Lost Province Brewing Co. on Depot Street.

Lynne Mason’s advice to voters

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
November 2, 2017
The Appalachian Online

Appalachian in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 12, 2017
The Rivers Street parking deck is available for students, vistors, and faculty. The price of parking for anyone without a pass starts at two dollars for 31 minutes to an hour.

Possible changes in student parking

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
October 5, 2017
The Appalachian Online

Women in leadership symposium

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
September 19, 2017
Students swiping into Eggers Hall, an all female dorm, after returning from class. Appalachian has seen around 300 more new students than average this year.

Appalachian State sees more incoming freshmen than in past years

Anna Dollar, News Reporter
September 5, 2017
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