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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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Spc. Frederick Greene, 29, of Mountain City, Tenn., was one of 13 killed on Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Fort Hood Army Base in Texas.  
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Two employees of the West Jefferson Walmart were arrested for embezzlement for converting cash to coupons and stealing from cash registers.  
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Several local boards were filled by the Ashe County Board of Commissioners.  
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Alumni from the graduating classes of the long-gone Beaver Creek High School are trying to create a scholarship fund to honor their beloved school and help the new generation of Ashe County students.  
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Ashe Mountain Times editor Ron Fitzwater wonders why President Obama bows to the Chinese President but doesn't show proper deference to the United States flag.  
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Ideas for saving money on pet-related expenses.  
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Strange news stories from around the United States topped off with a joke or two.  
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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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Camp New Hope will host a Christmas Open House on Saturday, Nov. 28.  
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The Ashe County Farmer's Market will be open on Saturday for the holiday season.  
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The Ashe County Public Library is featured on the 17th annual Ashe County Chamber of Commerce Christmas Ornament.  
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A crowd gathered at the Ashe County Courthouse in Jefferson to honor the memories of loved ones lost to suicide.  
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Warm Weather Greets Parade Crowd

A brief recap of the Holiday Parade held in West Jefferson on Saturday, Nov. 14.


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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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The Ashe County Huskies finished the 2009 regular season on a five-game winning streak after a 1-5 start and will travel to Denver for a first-round playoff game against the East Lincoln Mustangs.  
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