First Ashe County resident tests positive for COVID-19 (Story)

SGA candidate profiles: Devin Mullins and Karolyn Martin (Story)

AppHealthCare confirms additional cases of COVID-19 in Watauga County (Story)

SGA candidate profiles: Michael Davis and Cameron Hunter (Story)

Governor Roy Cooper announces statewide ‘stay at home’ order (Story)

COVID-19 pushes tassel turns virtual for class of 2020 (Story)

Visitors not allowed at Watauga Medical Center, Cannon Memorial Hospital to prevent spread of COVID-19 (Story)

North Carolina courts limit operations, won’t try evictions or foreclosures for time being due to COVID-19 concerns (Story)

Operation changes to Boone businesses (Story)

24 SGA senators release statement on App State’s response to COVID-19 (Story)

Information Technology Services releases guidelines for teleworking during COVID-19 (Story)

Local governments in Watauga County declare states of emergency (Story)

Governor Roy Cooper announces closure of schools amid COVID-19 pandemic (Story)

From the Classroom to the Stage (Story)

Results of Watauga County primary election (Story)

2020 North Carolina Primary Coverage (Story)

Watauga County Republican Ballot: Bios and Key Issues for the Candidates (Story)

Earth Fare’s future closure leaves employees without community, benefits (Story)

#ApptoIowa makes primaries public for App State students (Story)

Many students up in smoke after legal age to purchase tobacco increases (Story)

Board of Elections certifies Watauga County 2019 elections (Story)

Sexual assault reported to have occurred Nov. 1 (Story)

North Carolina environmental quality secretary visits App State (Story)

App State will no longer host Black and Gold Convocation (Story)

University, SGA say Athletics not taking over Quinn (Story)

Lecturer sheds light on algorithms of oppression built into search engines (Media)

Going green on game day: App State’s Physical Plant and keeping campus clean (Story)

Campus crime beyond the surface: a look at App State’s Clery Log (Story)

WRC scholarship recipient brings “Hogwarts” to Boone (Story)

Rape reported at Gardner Hall, police say no ongoing threat to campus (Story)

Virginia Foxx responds to Planned Parenthood pulling out of Title X funding (Story)

Voter ID seminars educate Watauga County voters (Story)

University Housing, ROTC and parents work together on move-in day (Story)

College of Fine and Applied Arts dean steps down (Story)

Campus Dining hopes to maintain facilities, employment and coffee at Crossroads and Wired Scholar (Story)

Watauga County received 10 million opioid pills during 6 year period (Media)

RISE Fellows program aims to give leadership opportunities to underrepresented students in Reich College of Education (Story)

App State’s Title IX office wants to provide support and resources to students (Story)

Faculty salary report shows decline in faculty salaries relative to institutional peers, cost of living (Story)

Women’s tennis keeps things in perspective, starts 4-0 in Sun Belt (Story)

University and RISE move forward on West Campus residence hall construction (Story)

Motivational speaker brings “sorority girls can change the world” message to App State (Story)

James Center interim director brings new student affairs perspectives (Story)

The Cottages of Boone experiences “unexpected overuse of water and sewage” (Story)

Despite uncertainty, Legends is here to stay for foreseeable future (Story)

Flu cases are down compared to last year at App State (Story)

University leaders reviewing report for new Conservatory for Biodiversity Education and Research (Story)

TEAMS provides math and science teachers to “high need” schools (Story)

Construction starts on West Campus, Duck Pond Field closed off (Story)

The team behind your favorite team (Story)

Voter fraud a priority for newly appointed Board of Elections member Stella Anderson (Story)

Stacy Eggers: Lawyer, Boone native and Board of Visitors member (Story)

Gov. Cooper appoints App State professor to NC Board of Elections (Story)

James Center director set to retire at the end of January (Story)

New director for Public School Partnership branches out (Story)

New five-member Board of Elections to be implemented after Jan. 31 (Story)

John Adams named university budget director (Story/Media)

New Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina aims to be there for community (Story)

AEPi and Hillel host former KKK member during “Two Days Against Hate” (Story)

Follow up: How App State has addressed diversity demands (Story)

Virginia Foxx runs for seventh congressional term (Story)

Len Hagaman runs for fourth term, aims to decrease substance abuse in Watauga County (Story)

App State Politics Club hosts debate for NC House candidates (Story)

Founders Plaza commemorates Dougherty family (Story)

Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences begins move-in (Story)

Tiny House provides new LIFE for adults with autism (Story)

Founders Plaza to replace current App State welcome sign (Story)

The Women’s Center creates community and offers resources to students (Story)

Milbourne/Kelly wins 2018 SGA Election (Story)

Scott Hornoff shares wrongful conviction story (Story)

App State provides resources for those with eating disorders (Story)

App State and Watauga High School stay current on active shooter situations (Story)

Grammy Nominees include App State Alumni (Story)

Unrest in Ethiopia inspires App State student to return home and give back (Story)

Young Invincibles hopes to provide a new future for upcoming generation (Story)

Student Government Association hosts municipal election forum (Story)

Ray of Ray’s Weather Center forms political platform (Story)

Ray of Ray’s Weather announces candidacy for N.C. House (Story)

North Carolina’s opioid epidemic, and responses by DHHS (Story)

Randall Kenan visits Appalachian as part of Visiting Writers Series (Story)

Fall colors ahead for Boone area (Story)

Jeff Jackson addresses Blowing Rock crowd on bipartisanship (Story)

FIRE upgrades Appalachian to “green-light” status (Story)