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Gas supplies are expected to decrease in North Carolina.
Read more: Hurricane Florence To Impact NC Gas Prices, Fuel Availability
Teacher salary supplements have increased in Ashe County.
On September 8th, 2018, Appalachian District Health Department (AppHealthCare) and Appalachian State University confirmed one case of meningococcemia in an Appalachian State University student who lives off campus.
Read more: Confirmed Case Of Meningococcemia In Off-campus ASU Student
At approximately 10 a.m. this morning, a white male entered United Community Bank – 8036 Valley Boulevard, Blowing Rock, and demanded money.
Read more: Man Robs Blowing Rock Bank, Police Seek Assistance
Jessie R. Hubbard’s court appearance for his charge of the murder of Diane Goss has been postponed.
North Carolina remains under a State of Emergency with Hurricane Florence forecasted to make landfall on the coast before the weekend.
Read more: High Country Could See Heavy Rain From Hurricane Florence
The Round Up for the Middle Fork Greenway raised $112,000 during the month of July.
Read more: Round Up For Middle Fork Greenway Raises $112,000
Bojangles on Blowing Rock Road in Boone is scheduled to be fully remodeled by the end of September.
Read more: Boone Bojangles To Be Fully Remodeled By End Of Month
Several High Country road projects have been selected as part of a preliminary draft of the State Transportation Improvement Program.
Read more: Local Roads Selected For State Transportation Improvement Plan
In August, Appalachian State University welcomed 19,108 students to campus, including 4,723 first-year and new transfer students — the largest class in the university’s history.
Read more: ASU Sees Strong Retention, Record Diversity Rates
For 21 Appalachian State University students, 13 weeks of getting up at dawn for physical training have paid off.
Read more: First Class Graduates From Appalachian Police Academy