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50 years ago: The Nov. 23, 1972, edition of The AJT featured an article entitled, “Cashion Triplets.” The Cashion triplets, Rachel, Rosemary, and Rebecca, born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith

50 years ago: The Nov. 16, 1972, edition of The AJT featured an article entitled, ”Beech Airport has taxi service.” Beech Mountain Airport has air taxi service seven days a

Lithe cast and conducting unfazed by over-egged production, at least until the bitter end. Opera review by David Nice

CVCC Bass Fishing Signs Bauer Carson High Schools Ben Bauer signs to the bass fishing program at CVCC. photo courtesy of Catawba Valley Community College. CVCC Bass Fishing Signs Bauer July 25, 2021 The Catawba Valley Community College bass fishing team added to its 2021-22 recruiting class, signing Jesse C. Carson standout Ben Bauer. Bauer, who has been fishing since age 4 and participating in fishing tournament since age 7, is excited to join the nationally-ranked Red Hawks. “It’s excit...

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The students have been working on the house since September and are planning on completing it by next month.

The house has two bedrooms and two baths. Overall, its 1,795 square feet. 6:56 pm, Apr. 13, 2021 × Logan Owen, left, and Kaedyn Peterson-Rucker, both seniors at Pine Island High School, work on siding a house as part of a Pine Island High School home construction class Tuesday, April 13, 2021, in Pine Island. Ben Bauer, the instructor for the course, said the house sold last week, and students are working to finish the house before the end of the school year. (Joe Ahlquist / jahlquis...

Pine Island High School students worked on siding a house as part of a home construction class Tuesday, April 13, 2021, in Pine Island. Ben Bauer, the instructor for the course, said the house sold last week, and students are working to finish the house before the end of the school year.

Legendary Studio Mics You Can Still Buy New True Originals Timeless: Sam Smith sings into a Neumann U67. Classic equipment doesn’t have to be old and unreliable. Many famous studio microphones are still current products, and some have been in continuous production for over 50 years. Buy new and you get a mic in showroom condition, with a manufacturer’s warranty and no worries about whether it’s still performing to spec. These are products that have endured for a reason — and...