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State vehicles damaged

Deputies also need leads in a case of vehicle vandalism that occurred Saturday.

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Teacher to go to Washington

 Congresswoman Virginia Foxx’s new Teachers in Congress Program will send one deserving 5th District school teacher to Washington for two weeks in July.

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Rabies: Get your pets vaccinated NOW, animal control says

Rabies is something Ashe County Animal Control takes seriously, according to Officer Dana Shatley.

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Anderson trial continues

Jury selection continues today in what might be Caldwell County’s most publicized murder trial.

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Senate passes public records bills

The Senate agreed to pass two public records bills this week. One would close outside access to certain public hospital documents and another would clarify that all government employee compensation packages are accessible.

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Grandkids of slain officer read poem in Avery

The mood was solemn at today’s Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony in Avery County as citizens gathered to remember and appreciate sacrifices law enforcement officers have made in the High Country.

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McHenry campaign worker indicted for voter fraud

One of Congressman Patrick McHenry’s former campaign workers has been indicted by a Gaston County grand jury for felony voter fraud. The charge dates back to the 2004 Republican primary.

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$5,000 reward for missing Ashe man

41-year-old Jimmy Lee Blevins of Crumpler has been missing since late February, according to Ashe County Sheriff’s Office, whose deputies found a cooking crockpot and nothing out of the ordinary at Blevins’ residence.

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Beech Creek Bog could be a ‘unique wetland’

Beech Creek Bog is now on the state’s list for consideration as “unique wetlands.”

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Watauga Board of Education recognizes superior students, reviews Rainbow Center

Last night’s Watauga County Board of Education meeting was all about awards. Watauga County Schools commended several students and faculty members for achievements in a variety of levels. More students than you might think from Watauga have been recognized on regional, state, and national levels, in everything from math competitions to poetry readings.

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