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TBI: Missing Johnson County man found safe
Update: Pierce was found safe as of 9:53 p.m. Sunday. JOHNSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) has issued a Silver Alert for Harry Pierce, 90, of Johnson County. Pierce is six feet and one inch tall, 185 pounds, with gray hair and green eyes. The TBI said Pierce may be […]
FOX8 checks out the Wilkes County bike tour
WILKES COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — May is National Bike Month and a perfect time to explore. On today’s My Town Monday, FOX8’s Jenna Vitamanti joined two cyclists in Wilkes County on their regular route to learn more about riding opportunities in North Carolina.
Ashe County arrest reports
The following information was provided by the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. May 7 Megan L. Maze, 27, of Fleetwood, was charged with failure to appear on charges of misdemeanor larceny, simple possession of a Schedule VI controlled substance, possession of marijuana paraphernalia, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with a revoked license and fictitious/altered registration card/tag. Maze is...
Flooding turns North Carolina speedway into a swimming pool for NASCAR crews
Strong to severe thunderstorms in North Carolina produced a quick 3-4" of rainfall across communities north of Charlotte on Saturday. Trees and tents were reported to be toppled over in the area of Wilkesboro, and flooding was seen around the speedway.
A thanks to those who have supported my career as a young journalist | Madison Lipe
Starting a journalism career can be intimidating because it's no secret that the news industry has changed, and as young journalists, many of us are constantly asked why we chose this field. For me, a career in journalism just made sense because of my curiosity about things going on in...
Resident doctors to host second annual Wilderness Medicine Conference in the High Country
BOONE — From mountains to lakes, ski slopes to waterfalls, and everything in between, the High Country has always drawn us to explore, experience, and to be immersed in the beauty of nature. Our rolling mountains welcome people from far and wide and provide endless opportunities for adventure. Unfortunately, more opportunities for adventure can translate to higher incidences of injuries, illnesses, and traumas. Recognizing the need in our community, our resident doctors are set to host the second annual Wilderness Medicine Conference June 29-30 at...
Softball Recap: Honaker triumphant thanks to a strong effort from Kiley Ray
Honaker waltzed into their matchup on Monday with two straight wins... but they left with three. They sure made it a nail-biter, but they managed to escape with a 6-4 victory over the Chilhowie Warriors. This was a revenge match for Honaker, as the team was forced to settle for a 5-3 loss when these two played last Thursday.
Ashe County health inspections
The following information was provided by Appalachian Health Care. Restaurants and food stands are inspected one to four times per year, based on risk frequency, and institutional food service facilities are inspected four times per year. To view the full inspection report for inspected establishments, visit AppHealthCare’s website and search for a facility by name. If you have questions about a specific inspection report, call AppHealthCare Environmental Health offices in Alleghany (336) 372-5641, Ashe (336) 246-3356, Watauga (828) 264-4995. ...
Hundreds gather for free health care at RAM clinic
EMORY, Va. (WCYB) — Hundreds of people gathered for the RAM Clinic at the campus of Emory and Henry College. RAM stands for remote area medical, and organizers provide free dental, medical, and dental care. The services are offered on a first come first serve bases which means that...
WJ town employee receives Al Deratt Award
WEST JEFFERSON — Brandon Patrick, the Operator Responsible in Charge (ORC) for the town of West Jefferson was awarded the Al Deratt award at the 47th annual NC Rural Water Association Conference in Benton on Wednesday. Keith Buff, Technical Assistance Assistant Manager, nominated Patrick for the award. "Brandon is a great employee that ensures the wastewater plant is operating correctly to put clean water back into Little Buffalo Creek and is deserving of this award," said West Jefferson Town Manager Brantley Price.
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