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Drug offenders sentenced
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The fates of four more drug offenders, who were apprehended during the county’s largest single-day drug bust, were decided during the latest session of Ashe County Superior Court. Several other cases involving other offenders from the January bust, dubbed by local authorities as “Operation: Winter Clean-up”, were decided earlier this spring w...
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Sunnyside residents plead for water
Residents of Sunnyside Park in Jefferson say they have have lived with bad water for years. Finally they are on the brink of a solution – hooking onto the town water system. Monday night’s meeti...
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Two Ashe schools meet their academic goals
Preliminary results for the Adequate Yearly Progress reports, recently released by the North Carolina Department of Instruction, indicate that two out of five county schools met all of their targ...
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Luncheon raises funds for orchestra visit
With the backdrop of a unique selection of locally crafted dishes and fresh fruits, the New River Friends of the Symphony held a special fundraiser luncheon at the Ashe County Arts Council Friday...
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SPORTS
Hamlin looking to repeat at Pocono
Not knowing whether his injured knee would hold up for an entire season, Denny Hamlin has silenced the doubters with his performances so far. Hamlin enters this week’s race, the Sunoco Red Cross P...
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Week 2 of the NCNR expedition schedule
Coming up along the annual expedition along the New River are the following events Saturday, July 31: Put in at Bridle Creek at 8 a.m. Take out at Highway 21 at 1 p.m. Annual meeting to be held at...
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ACHS athlete competes in Australia
A three-sport athlete from Ashe County High School made the most of a great opportunity when he competed against the best track and field athletes in the world. Zach Hudler, a rising senior at ...
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Commencement for Ashe politics takes place today
Commencement This is just the beginning of an important season. Today, May 4, marks a graduation and a commencement — in the political life of Ashe County, not schools. Schools still have another ...
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Town mourns loss of police officer
Officer Tommy Beamer’s patrol car sat quietly in front of West Jefferson Town Hall this week, a picture of him in full uniform taped to the driver’s side window as a memorial to his passing. The...
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Courage to offer an opinion
This editorial page in recent weeks has produced as much local discussion of an issue as I have seen in my 14 months in Ashe. I am happy about that fact. The topic has been homosexuality and the M...
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It was another beautiful weekend for the 24th annual Christmas in July Festival in West Jefferson. Crowds of people from near and far came downtown Friday evening and all day Saturday to enjoy the music, dancers, crafts, food, re-enactors, children’s activites, street performers, farmers market, and other activities. Many greeted neighbors and welcomed relatives back for a homecoming. Some folks stopped by the festival headquarters booth saying they were from out of town, had never been here before, and wondered what was going on. They seemed excited to find a festival in town while others came just for the event. The festival offers many locals an opportunity to showcase their wares and raise funds, and helps support many local businesses. Look for more photos in Friday’s edition of the Post.
It was another beautiful weekend for the 24th annual Christmas in July Festival in West Jefferson. Crowds of people from near and far came downtown Friday evening and all day Saturday to enjoy the music, dancers, crafts, food, re-enactors, children’s activites, street performers, farmers market, and other activities. Many greeted neighbors and welcomed relatives back for a homecoming. Some folks stopped by the festival headquarters booth saying they were from out of town, had never been here before, and wondered what was going on. They seemed excited to find a festival in town while others came just for the event. The festival offers many locals an opportunity to showcase their wares and raise funds, and helps support many local businesses. Look for more photos in Friday’s edition of the Post.
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