 | Cremins Takes Leave Of Absence CBS Sports is reporting that College of Charleston coach Bobby Cremins is taking a leave of absence for non life-threatening, health reasons effective immediately. Associate head coach Mark Byington will take over on an interim basis. The Cougars (12-8 overall; 4-5 Southern Conference South Division), who are mired
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 | Caldwell Seeks Help in HomicideOn Thursday, December 27, 2011 Jason Matthew Carter was found deceased in a wooded area located off of the Crump Road in Lenoir, NC. Carter was last seen alive on December 15, 2011. The Caldwell County Sheriff's Office and the N.C. State Bureau of Investigation are seeking information that will help to locate those individuals responsible for the murder of Jason Carter.
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 | Precarious Perch; Car off Gideon Ridge Blowing Rock Fire/Rescue responded to a vehicle off the road on Gideon Ridge Road. The Subaru stopped short of what could have been a long, steep path. Emergency workers responded to help with the effort to stabilize the car. No injuries were reported in the incident. (Photos courtesy Blowing Rock Fire/Rescue) Full Story |
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 | Unoccupied Vehicle Causes Injuries in Boone WreckTraffic on NC 105 at US 321 was curtailed by a traffic accident just before 9 this morning. The collision involved a vehicle that rolled unoccupied from the Exxon station, crossing several lanes before striking vehicles in the left turn lane on NC 105. Boone Fire, Police, and Watauga Medics all responded
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 | Boone Growth Cited by Forbes Forbes Magazine is taking a look into what makes small towns grow, and is listing Boone as the 4th fastest growing small town in the nation. Forbes’ category for ‘small town’ starts at a population of 10,000 and caps at 100,000, and uses a percentage of growth between the estimates of population 2007 and the census of 2010.
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 | Watauga #2 in Meth And speaking of superlatives, Watauga County is number two—in meth lab busts. State figures from the Attorney General’s office show some 22 meth labs discovered in Watauga in 2011, well behind the 34 found and broken up in Burke. The state is pointing to a new tracking system to check purchases of precursor chemicals for meth,
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 | Stepp to Coach ASU Running Backs Justin Stepp, who helped lead Clemson to the 2011 Atlantic Coast Conference championship as a member of the Tigers’ coaching staff, has been hired as Appalachian State University’s running backs coach, head coach Jerry Moore announced on Thursday. Stepp has spent
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 | Cadet Selected For Players All-Star Classic Travaris Cadet of Appalachian State University received his second all-star selection in as many weeks. Cadet, who led the Mountaineers in rushing with 651 yards and six touchdowns last season, played in the Florida All-Star Game last Saturday. He gained
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 | NC Trio Charged in Tennessee Home InvasionsThree men arrested last year in North Carolina—posing as police— have now been charged with a number of serious counts in Tennessee, joining a fourth suspect from Ashe. The Johnson City Press is reporting the trio charged with attempted murder, kidnapping and other counts from a series of home invasions and shootings in Johnson County.
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