Boone Source — Local News

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.

Appalachian State University Now Provides Its Students with a Complimentary Subscription to Canva Pro, Offering Advanced Design Features for Academic and Personal Projects.

Federal Agencies Continue to Channel Billions Into Western North Carolina for Rebuilding, Family Assistance, and Future Disaster Mitigation.

The Fifth Annual Citizen Science Campaign, Running Until September 27, Collects Crucial Data for Sustainability Certifications and Ecological Research While Fostering Community Involvement.

Over 137 Miles of Trails and Nearly 240 Miles of Roads Are Now Accessible in the Appalachian Ranger District of Pisgah National Forest, with More Work Ongoing.

New York Times Bestselling Author Kate Quinn and University Libraries Dean Sue Polanka Discussed the Importance of Libraries and the Threats They Face During a Campus Event.

The Digital Design Platform, Described by the Appalachian Technology Knowledge Base, Offers Academic Benefits and Collaboration Tools to Students.

The Neurodivergent Students and Allies Club Provides a Tailored Environment for Connection, Support, and Education, Addressing Challenges Faced by Neurodivergent Individuals on Campus.

The University Is Cited by Multiple Publications for Value and Academic Strength While Hosting Significant Local Events and Celebrating Student Success.

Extreme Drought Expands to 10 Counties Statewide, While Watauga and Surrounding Areas Remain in Moderate Drought or Abnormally Dry Status.

Measures Address Voter Photo Identification, State Income Tax Rate Caps, and Local Property Tax Increase Limits.

Nonprofit Organizations Continue to Fill Significant Housing Gaps as Federal and State Recovery Efforts Face Persistent Challenges.

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.

Governor Josh Stein Announced New Infrastructure Grants Two Years After Hurricane Helene, and Will Receive a Community Award From the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce.

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

North Carolina's Online Jury Excuse System Left Social Security Numbers, Medical Records, and Other Private Documents Publicly Accessible Until a Recent Fix.

The Board of Commissioners Approved Proclamations for National Apprenticeship Week and National Small Business Week, While Also Addressing Transportation Contracts, Tax Collections, and School Project Adjustments.

Officials Are Monitoring the Final Stages of Construction, with Alternative Sites Prepared If the New Facility Is Not Ready for the August 18 Start of the 2025–2026 Academic Year.

The Long-Term Framework, Developed with Local Input, Aims to Rebuild and Grow the Region's Economy Nearly Two Years After Hurricane Helene, Addressing Pre-Existing Challenges and a Reduced Labor Force.

The Film, Released September 18, Has Become the Highest-Rated Video Game Adaptation on the Tomatometer, Despite a New Protagonist and Plot Direction That May Challenge Long-Time Fans.

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

App State Looks to Continue Its Winning Streak Against an NC State Team Coming Off a Dramatic Loss, with Kickoff Set for Saturday Evening on Espnu.

The N.c. Forest Service Urges Residents to Use Caution with Outdoor Burning and Other Activities, Citing Human Action as the Cause of Most Wildfires.

The Blowing Rock Road Location Is Being Rebuilt, Signaling a National Trend Toward More Uniform, Efficiency-Driven Restaurant Architecture.