Readers and book lovers alike filtered in and out of Boone’s newest business July 14, browsing the store’s brightly painted ...

Boone held it's fourth annual pride festival on June 28 with drag performances, live music and local vendors.

Brooklyn Smith curated this story by Kathy Gregory, which The Appalachian published June 25, 1970. If you see a real hot air balloon flying overhead, don’t rush to the phone to call your doctor. It’s ...

Jackie Taylor was meant to be the sacrificial lamb from the very beginning. Her unintentional cruelty and self-centeredness, desire for leadership and her emotionally codependent relationship with ...

In the early morning of Sept. 27, Western North Carolina was hit by Hurricane Helene. The storm brought significant flooding to the Town of Boone. King Street became a waterway, Rankin Hallways ...

The 2024-25 academic year has been marked by construction projects throughout campus and the Town of Boone. App State’s goals with construction are outlined on their website in a master plan.

Bradley Wilson spent three years on the App State baseball pitching staff, undergoing quite the transformation from a struggling starter to an ultra-reliable reliever. Before he finished his final ...

Red Onion, one of the Boone’s oldest restaurants, will close Monday. The announcement was made on their Facebook page on Friday. “After 46 wonderful years of serving our community, we have made the ...

The mystical world of Dungeons & Dragons will come to life April 24-27 at Valborg Theatre. Written by Qui Nguyen, “She Kills Monsters” takes place in two vastly different worlds. One consists of the ...

In his first week in office, President Donald Trump and his administration published 40 executive actions, 26 of which were published on the first day alone. The orders claim to improve government ...

App State hosted its first spring game in 11 years Saturday, giving fans glimpse of first-year head football coach Dowell Loggains’ new look Mountaineers in action.

In mid-February, roughly a month after President Donald Trump’s second inauguration into office, thousands of United States Department of Agriculture employees were terminated via email. Many of those ...