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Listen to High Country Radio News from January 18th, 2019.
The town of Blowing Rock has received another big honor from a major publication.
The Boone Police Department had its most successful Holiday Food and Funds Drive this year.
Read more: Boone Police Holiday Drive Raises Food, Money For HHC
The national gas price average has increased for the first time since October.
Plans are underway to more than double the capacity of the Child Development Center at Appalachian State University, which serves the university’s faculty, staff and students.
Read more: Expansion Plans For ASU's Child Development Center Underway
The Watauga County Community Recreation Center is expected to open in April of 2020.
Read more: Watauga Rec Center On Track For April 2020 Completion
As the partial government shutdown continues, Grandfather Mountain will offer complimentary admission to affected government employees.
Read more: Grandfather Offers Free Admission To Federal Employees Affected By Shutdown
High Country Crime Stoppers and Boone Police seek the public’s assistance in solving the following crime:
Danielle Wade was elected as president and CEO of Jackson Sumner and Associates.
Read more: Wade Named Jackson Sumner And Associates President
Appalachian State University’s online bachelor’s and graduate education programs are ranked among the best in the nation — within the top 26 percent of colleges and universities — for 2019, according to U.S. News and World Report.
Boone Police have made arrests in two related breaking and entering incidents that happened on November 27th.
Read more: Boone Police Make Arrests In Two Breaking and Entering Incidents