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Kim Ball of Mountain View Elementary School was named the Ashe County Principal of the Year  
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Blue Ridge Electric will be raising the price of power due to an increase in the price of coal.  
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DIck Miller Leadership program teaches youth how to take charge.  
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25-year-old Courtney Neil Scott has been arrested for the murder of a 46-year-old in Millers Creek.  
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A Raleigh man was found mid-day Saturday by search crews along the Blue Ridge Parkway after a U.S. Park Ranger noticed his car parked overnight at an overlook.  
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Thelma Kastl, a teacher at Ashe County High School, was recognized with at a national entrepreneurship forum for her teaching efforts.  
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The Lansing Volunteer Fire Department is offering residents stickers to help firefighters locate people in need quickly in the case of a structure fire.  
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Ashe Mountain Times editor Ron Fitzwater has a gift for his readers in his weekly column.  
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Ideas for getting the most out of Black Friday specials.  
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Strange news stories from around the United States topped off with a joke or two.     
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Artists decorated Fraser Firs in a variety of styles for the Ashe Art Center's annual Tree Fest exhibit.  
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Ralph Marley celebrated his 90th birthday at Mountain Music Jamboree in Glendale Springs.  
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Paintings by art legends Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso will be displayed at the William King Museum in Abingdon, Va.  
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The Raising a Reader program will be expanding to increase the number of children receiving books.  
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Joe Mullis predicts eight big snows and nine little snows in what he believes will be a long, cold, harsh winter.  
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Have too much deer meat this winter? Give some to the hungry.  
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The Cooper Family recently opened a home-style cooking restaurant in the Brownwood community near Todd.  
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JAM Program Continues Quest to Teach Music to Youth

The Junior Appalachian Musicians program has begun another year of instruction.


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Student athletes from fall sports at Ashe County High School were honored at an awards banquet on Sunday, Nov. 22.  
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The Ashe County High School varsity basketball team looks to continue recent success following a 25-4 season in 2008-09.  
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The Ashe County High School varsity girls team, minus three key players from the 2008-09 season, hopes to defend their regular season and conference titles.  
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The Huskies' five game winning streak and football season came to an end on Friday with a 30-16 loss at East Lincoln.  
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