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Posted on November 16, 2006

TOP NEWS STORIES

Relay for Life Raises $286,553 in 2006

The final numbers are in. Watauga County Relay for Life ranked number two in its population group for fundraising in 2006,with 88 teams bringing in $286,553 for the American Cancer Society. And while the county did not come out number one this year as it has in the past five, Watauga County won another significant award: the Power of Hope Award in its population group for the highest participation by cancer survivors in the country. [full story]

The Scoop on Provisional Ballots


 

 

Laurelmor Takes Off: 240 Lots Sold Saturday

 

Blowing Rock Town Council Approves Arbor Day Celebration

 

Avery Banner Elk Chamber of Commerce Awards Local Citizens for Service

 

Don’t Pour the Bacon Grease Down the Drain

Steep Slope Series

• Steep Slope Protest Petitions Flood Development Services

• Citizens Raise Concerns at Town Steep Slope Information Session

• Speakers Oppose Revised Steep Slope Regs at Second Public Hearing

• What The Steep Slope and Viewshed Protection Regulations Require

• Council Members Discuss Steep Slope and Viewshed Regs

 

 

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Community News

Community Features

Local Organizations Team Up to Plant Trees at Dog Park

Last Friday, Clear Creek Land Development of Boone organized an inaugural fall planting project, planting 60 donated trees at the Humane Society Dog Park in Rutherwood. [full story]

 

Take the 2006 Holiday Health Challenge

SOS Printing Inc.: Dependable,
Friendly Service Since 1973

Ray’s Weather Launches New Website To Announce Weather Closings

Mountaineers Claim Perfect SoCon Season with Win Over Western Carolina 31-9

Holiday Volunteer Opportunities

Ski News

First column of the season

Ski and Snowboard Season Is Almost Here! Get Outfitted Now!
Part 1Part II

Get Employed at the Local Ski Slopes This Winter!

 

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Events & Entertainment

Heartwarming Plays for a Heartwarming Season

Our local holiday theatre productions serve up a heaping helping of the warm fuzzies, showcasing neighbors and friends who take the time to learn the lines, master the songs and brave the footlights to add a bit of extra cheer to the season through plays that celebrate the themes of peace, friendship, redemption and love. [full story]

ASU Students Present A Christmas Carol: Scrooge & Marley

Blue Ridge Community Theatre Presents Christmas Play Thanksgiving Weekend

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Comes to Blowing Rock November 30

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