 | Moore Inducted In SoCon HOF Former Appalachian State University football coach Jerry Moore was inducted to the Southern Conference Hall of Fame during on Monday during a ceremony at U.S. Cellular Center.
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 | Injured Climber Plucked From Side of Cliff A dramatic rescue captured late yesterday afternoon in the Linville Gorge as a young man fell 20 to 40 feet while rappelling on the face of Shortoff mountain, landing precariously on a very small outcropping. The mid afternoon fall led rescuers to call for the National Guard rescue crew out of Salisbury
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 | Trucks Collide, Three InjuredThree injuries were reported in a nearly head-on crash between a pickup truck and a rollback wrecker on US 421 Monday morning. The crash occurred at about 8am at the Vanderpool Road intersection, State Trooper Townsend reporting that the crash occurred as Terry Jones of Vilas
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 | Kidnapper Escapes, Recaptured in Tenn.A Tennessee state prison inmate who walked away from a work detail near Mountain City Thursday was recaptured in Johnson County several hours later. There was some community uproar over Joshua Baber, 24, being allowed on a work detail despite being convicted for several violent crimes,
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 | Child Endangerment Filed After Meth Lab FoundA tip about an abandoned methamphetamine dump site led Johnson County Tennessee deputies to arrest the second of two Butler residents on numerous meth counts, then child endangerment charges last Monday. The Johnson City Press said Deputies picked up Charles Curtis Carden,
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 | S.E.A.M. Seeks to Fund EntrepreneursSupporting Economic Alternatives in the Mountains (S.E.A.M.) is now accepting proposals from emerging High Country entrepreneurs until March 21st. Funding of up to $1000 will be allocated to projects at the second S.E.A.M. community investment dinner on May 4. These participatory events seek
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 | Vikings Fall In Regional Finals The Avery High boys' basketball team had a magical season. One that resembles a Hollywood script concerning a small-town team rising from the ashes and taking on a powerhouse program in a
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 | Foster Parent Charged With Sex CountsOn February 25th, the Watauga County Sheriff’s Office of Criminal Investigation, received a report alleging an inappropriate sexual relationship between a 17 year old juvenile foster child and a foster parent in Watauga County. The Watauga County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Unit, along
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 | Power Restored, BREMCO Sends CrewsLinemen with Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation are almost finished with power restoration to the final 12 members affected by this morning's heavy, wet snow that pulled tree limbs onto power lines.A high of 609 members were affected today, primarily in southern Caldwell County
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 | Ashe County Man Convicted in Fed Drug CaseAn Ashe County man has been convicted by a Charlotte jury who returned a guilty verdict Friday against Martin Martinez Saldana, 44, of West Jefferson, following a four day trial, according to Anne M. Tompkins, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. Saldana
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| Vikings in Final Four against Winston Salem PrepFor the first time in school history, the Avery Viking Basketball team is in the Final Four of the NCHSAA 1A State Playoffs. The Vikings are riding a 20-game winning streak, coming off of a 40-39 victory over the Allegheny Trojans in the Regional Semifinal on Wednesday, March 5.
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 | March Madness from Mother NatureAnother blast of winter weather, another day off for area schools and maybe more days or hours added to school calendars across the High Country and Foothills. DOT crews worked the highways all night, and most are passable, as are municipal roads, but all are snow covered and any
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 | No Early Voting at ASU in Split VoteOnce again, early voting will not take place on the campus of Appalachian State University during the upcoming primary elections on May 6th, that after a split 2 to 1 vote of the Watauga County Board of Elections. Board secretary Bill Aceto’s plan would include one-stop sites at:
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