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Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham and president of Boone-based Christian international relief organization Samaritan's Purse, said in a letter to President Barack Obama Tuesday he believes his organization was among the conservative groups targeted by the Internal Revenue Service.
23 hrs ago | Watauga Democrat
At 8 years old, C.J. Burford of Walkertown has embarked on a greater adventure than some people will undertake in their lifetimes.
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To supplement its current list of musical offerings, Boone's Jones House Community Center will begin offering free public pickin' parties in June.
ArtSpace set for May 23 opening
Following the discovery of some building-related issues at its new home, the Watauga Arts Council has delayed the official opening of the Blue Ridge ArtSpace until Thursday, May 23.
Art in the Park returns to Blowing Rock
Art in the Park, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012, now begins its second half-century this weekend.
The Davis Special has had stops all over the country. From Boone to Memphis, Tenn., to Phoenix, and finally to Michigan, the car has racked up its share of travel miles.
East meets West at CoBo Sushi Bistro and Bar in Boone, where Asian cuisine is given a Southern twist in a casual, yet subtly upscale environment.
From left, soil and water conservation technician Brian Chatham, N.C. Cooperative Extension agent Wendy Patoprsty and Boone water conservation program coordinator Lane Weiss showcase the 'Ivy' rain barrel available to local residents at a discounted price.
Religious groups say they were scrutinized by IRS
The son of the Rev. Billy Graham as well as leaders of Z Street, a conservative Jewish organization, have said they believe they were pressed by the IRS for more information because they advocated for conservative causes.
Commission endorses brewery's outdoor bar, food truck
The Boone Planning Commission recommended approval Monday of a conditional district zoning map modification that would allow for an outdoor bar and service from a food truck at Appalachian Mountain Brewery.
Affordable housing developer seeks plan modification
United Developers is scheduled to appear before the Boone Town Council and Boone Planning Commission at 5:30 p.m. Monday to request a modification of the site-specific plan for the approved Watauga Green multi-family project.
The 15th annual Ashe County Tennis Clinic will take place during the first week of June at Ashe County High School.
W.J. Aldermen approve capital improvement projects
West Jefferson Aldermen Stephen Shoemaker, Lester Mullis, Dr. Brett Summey, W.J. Mayor Dale Baldwin and Alderman Calvin Green listen as ABC Board Chairman Haskell McGuire presents the quarterly ABC Store report.
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Ivy Ridge opens at The Liberty
Ivy Ridge Traditions specializes in products such as Willow Trees Angels and Figurines, Tyler Candles, Pandora Jewelry, and Vera Bradley handbags.
Evidence of early settlers is everywhere in the Parkway's Doughton Park, just north of Boone, North Carolina.
Wedding: Hollan Bradley & Mathew Delaney
8, 2012 at Boger City United Methodist Church in Lincolnton, NC. A reception followed at the Gaston Country Club, Gastonia, NC.
Davis Special returns to the High Country
The Davis Special is a car that has had stops all over the country. From Boone, to Memphis, Tenn., to Phoenix, Ariz., and finally to Michigan, the car has racked up its share of travel miles.
Cross-cultural tasting at Ag Center Saturday
Sample distinctive vegetable dishes and celebrate new community gardens in the area at a tasting and cooking demonstration from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Agricultural Conference Center in Boone.
Missing elderly man found dead in Wilkes
An elderly Boone man reported missing Monday evening was found dead early Tuesday near the site of his wrecked vehicle in Wilkes County.
Our View: Water, water everywhere?
At the committee's request, Boone town attorney Sam Furgiuele prudently advised the Boone Water Use Committee that a number of proposed bills in the state legislature could potentially impact the town's water intake project or other statewide water and sewer facilities.