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Closures, Delays: NC mountain county schools impacted by snowfall Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Closures, Delays: NC mountain county schools impacted by snowfall Tuesday

AVERY COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – North Carolina mountain county schools are being impacted Tuesday by snowfall. Avery County Schools are closed while Watauga and Mitchell counties will operate on a two-hour delay. Snow exited the Carolinas quickly this morning leaving behind the breezy and gusty winds that dominate for much of this Tuesday. […]

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Dowling returns, Hicks to wait by phone - Vimarsana News

Dowling returns, Hicks to wait by phone

By Dave Russell

Schedule changes announced for several mountain schools in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Schedule changes announced for several mountain schools in North Carolina

Watauga County schools said they will be closed due to snow and ice-covered roads throughout the district.

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Several inches of snow blanket North Carolina mountains; 3+ more inches expected starting Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Several inches of snow blanket North Carolina mountains; 3+ more inches expected starting Tuesday

Includes a list of snow totals from Monday in various areas of the North Carolina mountains.

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50 years of 'Robin Sage': Warfare test for U.S. Special Forces continues this week across NC — mountains to coast - Vimarsana News

50 years of 'Robin Sage': Warfare test for U.S. Special Forces continues this week across NC — mountains to coast

Robin Sage, the nearly two-week special field "final exam" for would-be Green Berets continues through February 1 as the candidates work with guerrilla fighters in the "unconventional warfare exercise" throughout North Carolina.

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