March 22, 2007 issue
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Spring Skiing- Appalachian & Sugar Open to April 1st
On Tuesday at Appalachain Ski Mtn, Brad Moretz pulled out the tape measure and step ladder to illustrate just how much snow is on the ski slopes. Jim Cottrell stands on top of a seven foot high mound of snow in the snowboard terrian park. Brad estimated that another 3 to 4 feet of snow are beneath the ladder, and said,“We could probably ski until Easter if we wanted to.”[Full Story]
Peace Demonstration Marks War Anniversary
Another Demonstration Planned for April 16
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Bluegrass Legends—Past, Present and Future Appalachian Heritage Council Hosts Bluegrass Showcase March 30
For several years, ASU’s Appalachian Heritage Council has hosted diverse, educational and entertaining musical events. Its inaugural bluegrass showcase on Friday, March 30, at Legends will likely be no different. [Full Story]
ASU Opera Theatre To Present Two Menotti Operas March 29 to April 1
Ashe County Little Theatre Presents Catfish Moon
2nd Annual Western North Carolina Cinderella Preliminary Pageant March 31 in Spruce Pine
Blue Ridge Community Theater Presents Hello, Dolly! at Farthing Auditorium March 30 to April 1
Easter Egg Hunt Mania Begins This Saturday
The Langston Hughes Project “Ask Your Mama” Twelve Moods of Jazz March 26
Register Now for Summer Arts Camp and Missoula Children’s Theatre Watauga Arts Council Program June 18 to 23
Shooting Stars Is Coming to Farthing April 20
Appalachian Young People’s Theatre Celebrates 35th Season with Rapunzel
Just for Girls!
Kappa Delta Invites Local Young Women To Stand Up! Stand Out!
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