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Off-campus student, additional subcontractors test positive for COVID-19

Off-campus student, additional subcontractors test positive for COVID-19

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
June 2, 2020
COVID-19 means new normal for funerals, after-life plans

COVID-19 means new normal for funerals, after-life plans

Hadasa Rivera Marin, Reporter
May 17, 2020
16 App State subcontracted workers test positive for COVID-19

16 App State subcontracted workers test positive for COVID-19

Emily Broyles, Reporter
May 14, 2020
North Carolina senator steps down as intelligence committee chairman amid stock investigation

North Carolina senator steps down as intelligence committee chairman amid stock investigation

Gianna Holiday, Reporter
May 14, 2020
Phase One of reopening state to begin Friday, Gov. Cooper enforces three Ws

Phase One of reopening state to begin Friday, Gov. Cooper enforces “three W’s”

Emily Broyles, Reporter
May 5, 2020
Gov. Cooper signs bipartisan bill for nearly $1.6 billion in relief

Gov. Cooper signs bipartisan bill for nearly $1.6 billion in relief

Gianna Holiday, Reporter
May 4, 2020
The Peel meets funds for print publication amid budget cuts

The Peel meets funds for print publication amid budget cuts

Tucker Wulff, Reporter
May 3, 2020
AppHealthCare confirms ninth case of coronavirus in Watauga County

AppHealthCare confirms ninth case of coronavirus in Watauga County

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
April 30, 2020
System president: UNC System plans to re-open for fall semester

System president: UNC System plans to re-open for fall semester

Emily Broyles, Reporter
April 29, 2020
The sun sets along the Albemarle Sound in Camden County, N.C. The town is bridged to Elizabeth City by the Pasquotank River.

NC coastal town borders COVID-19 on all sides, still no cases

Emily Broyles, Reporter
April 24, 2020
Cassidy Hogan, an App State alumna and owner of Discovery Valley Childcare decided to create learning kits featuring things like paintbrushes and paper mache kits to keep children learning and busy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

App State alumna and childcare center owner keeps kids in the High Country busy with “learning kits”

Abi Pepin, Reporter
April 18, 2020
Ransom Pub Managing Partner Todd Hendley (third from left), brother Doc Hendley (second from left) and others help the pub package care boxes for the High Countrys service industry workers.

Ransom Pub provides service industry workers with meals amid employment uncertainty during COVID-19

Rachel Greenland, Reporter
April 17, 2020
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