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Newland, North Carolina
As seen in: The Avery Journal-Times, Victoria Advocate, WV News, Herald-Mail Media, Longview News-Journal, Star Local Media, News-Press Now, Daily Reflector, The Anniston Star, Olean Times Herald, The Bradford Era and
Editor at The Avery Journal-Times, Avery County's newspaper of record since 1959.
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Forest City, Boiling Springs top Avery All-Stars

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By Jamie Shell Verified
| The Avery Journal-Times Verified
RUTHERFORDTON — The Avery County 12U All-Stars dropped a pair of games over the weekend at a district tournament, falling 13-1 to Forest City 12U All-Stars on Friday, June 26, and 5-3 to Boiling Springs All-Stars 12U on Saturday, June 27. Forest City 13, Avery 1 Forest City jumped out early, scoring seven runs in the bottom of the first inning. Preston M. doubled and singled in two runs, Rylan S. and Leland C. each drove in a run, Cayden C. walked with the bases loaded to force in a run, and Harvey G.
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Celebrations scheduled across Avery for milestone Independence Day holiday

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By Jamie Shell Verified
| The Avery Journal-Times Verified
AVERY COUNTY — Happy 250th birthday, America! Avery County celebrations of the milestone 250th anniversary of the founding of the nation are taking place across communities both across the country and locally. The following is a brief rundown of events scheduled by various communities across Avery County in celebration of Independence Day. Cranberry Independence Celebration The Cranberry community will host its annual Independence Day celebration on Saturday, June 27, beginning at 5:30 p.m..
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Peak High Country adventures: From Mile-High swings to America’s Favorite Drive

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By Jamie Shell Verified
| High Country NC Verified
When summer settles into the Blue Ridge Mountains of northwestern North Carolina, the High Country does not slow down — it comes alive. From the ancient peaks of Avery County to the river valleys of Ashe and the college town energy of Watauga, the region offers something for every kind of traveler between June and September. Here is a look at just a few of the more memorable ways to spend a summer in the High Country.
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