The Boone Service League invites women interested in membership or learning more about the nonprofit to attend the group’s first monthly meeting of the 2020-21 service year at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 14, via Zoom.

Read more: Boone Service League Meets Monday September 14 Via Zoom

High Country Crime Stoppers and Boone Police seek your assistance.

Read more: Crime Stoppers Seeks Assistance In Two Investigations

A Boone resident died Saturday night after a collision at the intersection of Highway 321 and Aho Road.

Read more: Accident On 321 South Kills Local Man

The Watauga County Board of Elections next meeting is scheduled for 5 pm on Tuesday, September 8 and will be conducted electronically.

Read more: Watauga Board Of Elections Meets Tuesday September 8

The Deep Gap Volunteer Fire Department has received a $90,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Read more: Deep Gap Fire Department Receives Grant For Recruitment

The following is a message to North Carolina voters from Karen Brinson Bell, executive director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections:

It is illegal to vote twice in an election.

Read more: Message From Director Of The NC State Board Of Elections

On Friday, September 4 at 11:02 pm, the Boone Police Department received 911 calls from numerous parties, of a motor vehicle collision involving pedestrians at the intersection of East King Street and Forest Hills Drive.

Read more: Two Pedestrians Killed After Being Struck By Vehicle Friday

The Ashe County Sheriff’s Office arrested two adults on felony charges after a brief vehicle pursuit.

Read more: Ashe Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Two After Car Chase

Avery County Health Department was notified Thursday of its first COVID-19 associated death in Avery County.

Read more: Avery County Reports First COVID-19 Death

Despite Governor Roy Cooper's easing of some COVID-19 restrictions, the new Watauga Community Recreation Center will remain closed for now.

Read more: Watauga Rec Center "Probably Won't" Open Under Phase 2.5