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Business, government and community leaders from across Catawba County gathered at the Hickory Metro Convention Center on Wednesday for the annual Future of Catawba County Summit.

On Wednesday, a guest chef who has served a variety of meals to famous individuals including former president Barack Obama visited App State and served a menu of dishes to students. Rob Kinneen served the Indigenous Alaskan menu to students at Rivers Street Cafe, hosted by Campus Dining. Kinneen served gluten and dairy-free cedar-sumac braised...

App State alumna and Beaver Scholar Alexis “Lexie” Farr ’22 is giving back to her hometown community through her career at UNC Health Blue Ridge in Morganton.

App State softball dropped its midweek matchup at Western Carolina, 9-0, after five innings. Mary Pierce Barnes opened the game with a double to center field, h

On his way home from visiting friends in Pensacola, Florida in 2019, Bruce Dick turned on the radio in his car and listened in horror as the broadcaster reported on a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio.  Stricken with grief and disappointment, his gears began turning toward an idea he said he had squandered years before:...

App State softball fell in its series finale at South Alabama, 1-0, on Sunday. The Mountaineers held the Jaguars scoreless after the first inning and allowed no

App State softball dropped its first two games of the series at South Alabama, 9-0 and 5-2. Game 1 Recap (South Alabama 9, App State 0, 5 innings) South Alabama

The Southside Power & Fitness Invitational got underway on Friday, and the Lenoir-Rhyne Track and Field Teams picked up some top finishes in the first event

News, links to articles, updates and more from DC area writers and national sports journalists and others

The New York Times has a new tool that allows you to sort colleges and universities that best suit your needs. There are 26 from North Carolina included.