May 4, 2006 issue
Community Interest
Preserving the Past
Avery County Historical Museum Celebrates 30 Years
Happy Birthday to Us!
Spring Tips for High Country Gardeners
Mountain Alliance Students Spend Spring Break Helping Alabama Residents
Black Bears In The High Country
Avery Arts Council Feature Photo
Parkway Publishers Announces Three New Titles
Nickels For Know-How Vote Set For May 25
How Sweet It Is: Boone Service League Hosts Fashion Show Fundraiser
How a Cove Creek Farmer Transitioned from Tobacco
Soccer Camps To Be Held at Lees-McRae in June and July
Moon Shine Café: Local Foods, Healthy Methods and Familiar Owners
Posted April 27
“The Flaming Diaries” Rekindle Incendiary Memories
High Country Volunteer Hours Are Worth a LOT
Take a Spring Hike Through a Gorgeous Gorge
National Safe Kids Week Event--Water Safety for Watauga—May 13
The Debate Between Native and Non-Native Plantings
Joe’s Italian Kitchen Ad Campaign Capitalizes on Joe’s Moods
Horseback Riding In The High Country: Options For Beginners, Advanced Riders
Hike or Bike Sugar Mountain and Beech Mountain This Summer
Grandfather’s Owls Are Named Shakespeare and Zoey
Avery Volunteers Honored at Annual Breakfast
Posted April 20, 2006
TOPs Program Offers Summer Theatre CAMPservatories for K-12 Students
Taste of the High Country Happens May 2
Cool Creations: Avery County Snowman Contest Winners Announced
Schools of Fish To Remain Enrolled at Vocational School This Summer
Watauga Red Cross Receives a Piece of Its Own History
Children’s Playhouse Hosts Baby-Parenting Fair Saturday
Subaru Pet Adoptathon Will Be Held May 6 and 7
USHGA-Sanctioned Inaugural Tater Hill Paragliding Open May 7-13
Paintball is Alive and Well in the High Country: Facility Reopens in Newland
Two Upcoming Fundraisers To Benefit OASIS April 28
The Ultimate Litter: Junk Cars
High Country Celebrates 36th Annual Earth Day
Appalachian Cultural Museum Travel Program Heads to Charlotte
World Camp Fundraiser at Valle Crucis Apple Barn Takes Place Friday
Have a Ball with the Watauga Community Foundation April 22
Posted April 13, 2006
Many Easter Traditions Have Ancient Roots
Passover: Annual Celebration of God’s Deliverance
Religious Art Depicts the Reason for the Season
Unwanted Guests In Your Garden?
Boosting Your Soil—Not a Time for Guesswork
A Horticultural Horoscope: Planting by the Signs
At Sycamore Shoals They Do Make Them Like They Used To
Public Preschool Applications Available in Watauga
Rock & Roll Texas Hold ‘Em Poker and Music Benefit April 19 at Murphy’s
Get Rid of Unsolicited Messages
Avery High Student Creates Gift of Memory Portrait
Library Establishes Anime and Manga Club for Teens
National And Global Youth Service Day Celebration April 22
Some Farm Animal Breeds Face Extinction
Congratulations to WHS Students!
Bring Out Your Babies for the Playhouse Baby and Parenting Fair April 22
Local Resident and Teacher Uses Knowledge to Assist Herself & Others
Posted April 6, 2006
Genesis Live: Blue Ridge Community Theater Presents Children of Eden
Cain, the Snake, Religion and Children of Eden
Downtown Boone Art Crawl This Friday
High Country Woodland Owner Short Course 2006
Miller Wins Ruritan Scholarship
Public Preschool Applications Available in Watauga
Parkway Facilities Opening for Spring
Habitat’s Youth United To Hold Hunger Banquet April 9
High Country Business Network Meets At Chetola April 13
Watauga County Community Foundation Hosts Beach Ball April 22
Walk America 2006 Takes Place April 22
Midnight at the OASIS Benefit April 28
Do You Have the Messiest Baby in the High Country?
Watauga County Library Volunteer Still Active at 95
Heritage Hall Reopens in Mountain City
Heating Assistance Requests At All-Time High
Some Farm Animal Breeds Face Extinction
Inaugural Blue Ridge Wine Festival Thursday through Saturday
Cultural Museum Programs Continue During Packing
Citizens for Children
Encyclopedia of Appalachia
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