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Ashe Sheriff's K9s To Receive Body Armor Ashe County Sheriff's Office K9s will be receiving body armor after a donation. The Ashe Post and Times reports K9s William and Rhino will be getting bullet and stab protective vests after a donation from the non-profit Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. According to the report, delivery is expected within eight to 10 weeks. Ashe Sheriff B. Phil Howell said the department's goal to have a full-fledged K9 program is coming together sooner than expected due to grants and the generosity of several citizens. Howell said the goal is to have a K9 available 24/7 fo...

Ashe Library Lending Chromebooks And Hotspots Published: 30 December 2020 The Ashe County Public Library, as a member of the Appalachian Regional Library System, has received new technology to lend from a Digital Inclusion Grant through the State Library of North Carolina. The Ashe Post and Times reports the grant award provided funding to purchase and provide Chromebooks and mobile hotspots for residents of ARL’s three counties, Ashe, Watauga and Wilkes. This technology can be borrowed with a current library card, in good standing, and kept for up to 21 days (no renewals). Both ...

American Emergency Vehicles Employees Donate To Local Agencies Published: 22 December 2020 American Emergency Vehicles of Jefferson has made more than $56,000 dollars in donations to Ashe County agencies and organizations through its employee benevolence fund. The Ashe Post and Times reports AEV employees can choose to set aside a portion of their weekly pay to be added to a charitable fund that is matched dollar for dollar by AEV at the end of the year. Ashe Partnership Training Center: $10,000 Ashe Outreach Ministries: $9,570 Ashe Really Cares: $8,311 A.S.H.E: $7,892 Ashe Humane So...