Community

The Documentary Film Festival Is Set to Showcase Short-Form Films Exploring Authentic Storytelling About the Region at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country.

The Nonprofit Distributed 46 Vehicles to Families Who Lost Transportation During Hurricane Helene, Providing Crucial Support for Recovery.

Major Waterline and Hydrant Replacements Are Scheduled to Begin on Park Avenue, Complementing Other Ongoing Repairs and Upcoming Civic Events, Including the Start of Early Voting for the 2026 General Election.

Theatrical Honor Society Alpha Psi Omega Will Present the Cult Classic at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country, Fostering Community and a Unique Experience for Local Audiences.

Residents and Visitors Should Anticipate Significant Congestion on Roads, Especially Around Valle Crucis and Banner Elk, During the Weekend of October 17-18, 2026, Due to Multiple Major Events.

Appalachian State University Will Host a Variety of Homecoming Celebrations on Campus, Complemented by Sugar Mountain Resort's Annual Oktoberfest.

The Collaboration Between Landowners Alice and Ron Linville and the Blue Ridge Conservancy Ensures the Permanent Protection of Ecologically Valuable Land, Including Critical Headwater Springs, in the North Fork New River Watershed.

William “fred” Pfohl, Founder of Fred's General Mercantile and a Key Figure in the Town's Formation and Growth, Passed Away at 81.

Overwhelmed Animal Shelters Are Moving Pets Hundreds of Miles by Land and Air to Connect Them with Homes in More Resource-Rich Regions, Saving Lives.

In Wausau, Wisconsin, a Grocery Store Employee's Consistent Helpfulness and Cheerful Demeanor Have Earned Him Recognition and Customer Loyalty for Nearly 30 Years.

The Distinct, Warm, and Rustic Decor and Fashion Trends of the Early 2000s, Originating From Tuscany, Italy, Are Experiencing a Resurgence in Popularity, Complete with a Fitting Musical Backdrop.

Over 3,200 Attendees Engaged with Diverse Vehicles and Professionals at the Free Community Event in North Wilkesboro.

Foster-Tyson Park in Jefferson Has Secured $235,175 From the State, Enabling Significant Upgrades and Solidifying Its Role as a Gateway to the Northern Peaks State Trail.

Eric and Katherine Church's Nonprofit Formalizes Long-Term Commitment to Community Stability with Projects in Avery and Yancey Counties.

Find a Selection of Literary Fiction Featuring Multifaceted Characters and Intimate Narratives for Contemplative Reading.

The Celebrated Fiddle Player Performed a Mix of New and Classic Tunes, Drawing a Standing Ovation and Highlighting the Venue's Role as a Community Pillar.

Gastonia-Based Least of These Carolinas Has Opened a New Hub in Wilkes County, Extending Its Vital Programs and Services to Children in Foster and Kinship Care Across a Broad Regional Area, Including Watauga County.

The Community Is Invited to Avery Square This Sunday, September 27, for “a Time of Remembrance,” Marking Two Years Since the Historic Storm.

Author Randell Jones Discussed Boone's Travels and Historical Impact at a Book Signing Event Benefiting the Southern Appalachian Historical Association.

Conservationists Gathered in Boone to Advocate Against the Proposed Rescission of the Roadless Rule, Which Limits Development in Wilderness Areas.

The Annual Downtown Boone Festival Offered German-Themed Festivities Alongside Vital Booths for Literacy, Overdose Awareness, and Mental Health Support.

A Look Into How Formalizing Personal Aspirations Can Significantly Increase Success Rates and Foster Self-Confidence.

Thirty-Two Competitors, Including Students and Community Members, Recently Gathered at the Year-Old Boone Coffee Shop for a Flipper Frenzy-Style Contest, Driven by Passion for the Classic Game.

Q’pasa Appalachia and the Immigrant Justice Coalition Are Fostering Community and Educating Residents, Even as New State Laws Impact Local Immigration Enforcement.

The Annual Downtown Event Celebrates Traditional Street Performance Alongside Contemporary Arts, Offering Diverse Experiences for All.