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AVERY COUNTY — Five months following Helene’s treacherous path across Avery County and Western North Carolina, right-of-way debris removal concluded on Sunday, Feb. 23. The conclusion of that process is a next step as many citizens continue to deal with the fallout from the storm’s impact. NEWLAND — The Avery County Bo

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Free veterinary clinics matter in mountain communities facing rural pet care gaps

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (525+ words) BOONE — Congratulations to this year’s recipients of our Lyn… NEWLAND — The Avery County Ag Arena continued its steady gro… Nikki and Jason Parker brought their three dogs to the clinic. Mitchell County Humane Society Executive Director Katie Elkins arrived at…...