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Meyers Family Farm Announced That Nearly All of Its Unharvested Regular Orange Pumpkins Were Stolen, Impacting Their Participation in a Local Event.

A 15-Year-Old Student Is Accused of Mixing Toxic Household Chemicals in a High School Cafeteria, Leading to Multiple Injuries and Severe Charges.

Students Can Opt to Secure a Single Room in Double-Occupancy Dorms, a Practice the University Previously Offered in Years Prior to the Last Academic Year.

Students, Faculty, and Staff Can Utilize Kanopy to Stream Over 27,000 Films, From Classics to Documentaries, Using Their University Credentials.

The Region Can Expect Significant Rainfall and Potential Localized Flooding From Saturday Afternoon Through Sunday Evening, with Cooler Temperatures Arriving.

Students Filled the Schaefer Center to Celebrate App State Culture and Homecoming Through Spirited Performances.

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 Special 'Avengers Endgame: Encore' Re-Release Provides a Narrative Refresher and New Content for Fans Anticipating 'Avengers: Doomsday' Later This Year.

Authorities in Mesa, Arizona, Allege Kishawn Porter Beat His Girlfriend's 2-Year-Old Son and Abused His Own 1-Year-Old Child.

Tristan Joseph Schreiber Faces Felony Charges Following Last Week's Incident on West King Street, Which Left Two Individuals with Potentially Life-Threatening Injuries.

App State Senior Brody Tidwell Secured His Second Consecutive Top-20 Placement as the Men's Golf Team Competed in Madison, Wisconsin.

Sheriff Len D. Hagaman Has Released a List of the Top Ten Prevalent Scams, Urging Caution Against Sophisticated Tactics Including AI and Impersonation.

A Significant Donation of Plan B One-Step Will Provide App State Students with Greater Access to Emergency Contraception for an Estimated Six Months.

Governor Josh Stein Has Ordered U.s. and North Carolina Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Former First Lady Dottie Martin, Who Passed Away on September 28.

Appalachian State University Students Participated for the Second Consecutive Year in the Annual Appalachia Service Project Event, Successfully Building a New Home for a Family in Just Three Days.

Millions of Americans Receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Benefits Will See Adjustments, Including a Cost-Of-Living Increase, Starting This Thursday.

A New Analysis Indicates a Nearly 50% Increase in Filings Since 2022, Driven by Inflation and High Interest Rates.

Unseasonably Warm Temperatures Will Give Way to Widespread Rain and Cooler, Fall-Like Conditions by the First Weekend of October.

The Social Security Administration's Office of the Inspector General Alerts the Public to a New Scam Method Where Fraudsters Demand Money Via Barcodes and QR Codes.

A New State Law, Taking Effect October 1, Replaces Physical Registration Documents with an Electronic System, Aimed at Reducing Administrative Costs.

A Recent Survey Reveals That a Significant Portion of Adults Are Engaging in Supplementary Work to Enhance Their Monthly Income, with Various Popular Methods Emerging.

Residents Have Until Friday, October 9, to Register or Update Their Information for the General Election on November 3, 2026, with Early Voting Offering Same-Day Registration.

North Carolina Drivers Will No Longer Receive Physical License Plate Stickers or Automatically Provided Printed Registration Cards, as Directed by the N.c. General Assembly.

An Online Milk-Drinking Challenge Involving Several North Carolina Universities Has Seen Appalachian State University Removed From the Running by Its Satirical Host Account.