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Watauga County Health Inspections (opens the original)
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The following information was provided by AppHealthCare. Restaurants and meat markets are inspected once to four times per year based on risk frequency, child care facilities and year-round swimming pools are inspected twice per year and school buildings are inspected once per year. To view the full inspection report for inspected establishments, visit AppHealthCareâs website and search for a facility by name. If you have questions about a specific inspection report, call AppHealthCare Environ
‘A very real place of raw emotion’: Watauga marks two years since Helene (opens the original)
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BOONE â Two years after Hurricane Helene tore through the High Country, Watauga County residents marked the anniversary with events that looked both back and forward: a library program celebrating the art born from the storm, and a resource fair connecting survivors with help thatâs still available. The Friends of the Watauga County Library hosted its annual âFall into Booksâ with a new spin to honor the second anniversary of Hurricane Helene. Another event, the Hope After Helene Resourc
New butcher and bakery shop holds ribbon cutting after construction delays (opens the original)
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BLOWING ROCK â After delaying the opening by over a year due to renovations to a structurally questionable shop, a local baker-butcher duo has opened a combined whole-animal craft butcher shop and bakery in Blowing Rock. Mortimerâs Craft Butchery and Bakery, located at 8062 Valley Blvd., opened July 1 and pairs a whole-animal butcher counter run by AJ Nowell with a from-scratch bakery run by his wife, Ashley. Residents and town officials welcomed A.J. and Ashley Nowell to the Blowing Rock co
Planning Commission backs Clement Street apartment rezoning (opens the original)
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BOONE â The Boone Planning Commission voted unanimously on Sept. 28 to recommend that Town Council approve a conditional rezoning that would turn a long-vacant commercial building on Clement Street into apartments. The vote came after residents of nearby Oak Street said they feared more rental housing would erode one of the last mostly single-family stretches near campus. The request, case A26-0521 from Clement Street Apartments LLC, would rezone the property from B3 general business to a site
Boone Council explores habitability ordinance modeled on Asheville ordinance (opens the original)
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BOONE â The Boone Town Council covered a wide-ranging agenda at a recent meeting, addressing the ongoing search for a new town manager, a possible ordinance to protect renters from paying rent on substandard housing, a new janitorial services contract and a reappointment to the historical preservation commission. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Thanks to
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