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Lanie Pope Breaks Down Helene's Record-Breaking Devastation in Western North Carolina Communities
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Lanie Pope Breaks Down Helene's Record-Breaking Devastation in Western North Carolina Communities

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The aftermath of Hurricane Helene brought record-breaking rainfall and severe flooding to mountain communities, causing extensive damage to infrastructure and isolating cities like Asheville.See the Story
NCAA East first round qualifies Nichols for championships; 6 athletes in total competing
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NCAA East first round qualifies Nichols for championships; 6 athletes in total competing

App State competed in the NCAA East First Round in Jacksonville, Florida from Wednesday to Saturday. Six different athletes competed in the event for the Mountaineers. Freshman Lilly Nichols was the highlight of the event, as she was the first athlete in university history to qualify for the NCAA championships in the women’s pole vault. Her jump of 4.24 meters was both a school and personal best. Sophomore Matthew Gray finished 15th in the men’s…Read Article
How App State’s construction projects have progressed in the 2024-25 school year
Boone, North Carolina · Boone

How App State’s construction projects have progressed in the 2024-25 school year

The 2024-25 academic year has been marked by construction projects throughout campus and the Town of Boone. App State’s goals with construction are outlined on their website in a master plan. The five objectives in the plan are to “create a sense of place and a central gateway,” “enhance Rivers Street,” “unite the two halves of campus,” “foster community and mixed-use partnerships in west campus and the athletics neighborhood” and “support innov…Read Article

Born into baseball: Joseph Zamora’s home away from home

From hot humid weather in Miami, Florida to the blistering cold climate in Boone, spring 2025 graduate infielder Joseph Zamora has made the High Country home.  “It was baseball once I was born, and I’ve been playing it since I was five,” Joseph Zamora said.  Joseph Zamora was born in a family full of athletes. He said his father — Freddy Zamora Sr. — and mother both played sports at an advanced level, with his father playing professional basebal…Baseball · BooneRead Article

Yosef: mascot, outdoorsman, wedding crasher

On April 10, Ansley Puckett and Robert Armstrong were married at The Homewood in Asheville in a simple ceremony, where nothing out of the ordinary transpired.  Afterward, Puckett and Armstrong, two App State graduates from the class of 2022, hosted an afterparty for their family and friends. Soon, a large, bearded, flannel-clad silhouette appeared in the doorway. The App State fight song echoed on the dance floor. Yosef had arrived. The wedding …Asheville · AshevilleRead Article

COLUMN: 5 2000s Trends that Should Make a Comeback

The 2000s were a pivotal time of fashion and self-expression, where Myspace reigned supreme and a flip phone was all you needed. This bold and inventive era saw all sorts of new trends. Here are some of the most iconic fashion choices that need to come back into style.   Chandelier earrings These earrings are so versatile and can be elegant or fun. No matter what, they stay elaborate and eye-catching. I love how the rows of gems dangle, giving t…Myspace · MexicoSee the Story

From struggles to shutouts: The evolution of pitcher Bradley Wilson

Bradley Wilson spent three years on the App State baseball pitching staff, undergoing quite the transformation from a struggling starter to an ultra-reliable reliever. Before he finished his final season with the Black and Gold, Wilson reflected on the ups and downs to get to this point. A graduate student from Lillington, Wilson played at East Carolina University for two seasons before transferring to App State his sophomore year. The right-han…Boone, North Carolina · BooneRead Article

Jefferson Griffin concedes race, ending legal challenge to Watauga votes

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The value of internalizing thoughts in a predominantly digital age

With the increased popularity of online communities, the internet has become a warzone of hatred and arguments, with the sharing of personal information becoming the chosen jab in the pursuit of “winning.” Acts of empathy are far less common, now replaced with harsh insults, callouts and even harassment. Not to mention the ever-growing belief in the effectiveness of “cancel culture.” Maintaining mental sanctity in a time already shrouded with un…Social Media · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Red Onion closes after 46 years

Red Onion, one of the Boone’s oldest restaurants, will close Monday. The announcement was made on their Facebook page on Friday. “After 46 wonderful years of serving our community, we have made the difficult decision to close our doors,” read Red Onion’s Facebook post announcing their closure. “It has been both an honor and a blessing to share meals, laughter, and memories with each and every one of you.” The Hardin Street restaurant closed perm…Boone, North Carolina · BooneRead Article

Mountaineer baseball falls in final regular season series against Georgia State

App State baseball lost their series against Georgia State 2-1 in the final regular season series Thursday to Saturday.  Thursday The Mountaineers lost the first game of the series 4-2 on Thursday.  Neither team was able to score in the first 2 innings of the game. The Panthers struck first in the third inning, with a double and a sacrifice fly scoring 2 runs.  After a wild pitch from the Black and Gold, the Panthers were able to score 1 run in …Baseball · AtlantaRead Article

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