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Boone Service League HolidayMarket

Find gifts for the whole family! Stationary, Cosmetics, Jewelry, and much more! Nov. 21st 9am-3pm at the Boone Armory. Admission is $3.00 or $1.00 with two canned goods.

www.booneserviceleague.org
Blue Ridge Electric
Paying your Blue Ridge Electric bill online saves you time and money. It's a great way to simplify bill paying. Bank Draft is another way to simplify the bill paying process.
www.blueridgeemc.com
GREEN APPRAISAL GROUP
WE ARE ON TOP OF THE CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS THAT ARE OCCURING IN OUR AREA ON A DAILY BASIS. WE ARE A LOCALLY OWNED APPRAISAL FIRM THAT LIVES AND WORKS IN OUR AREA. INTEGRITY, EXPERT MARKET KNOWLEDGE, FAST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE SEPERATE US FROM THE REST. CALL SCOTT, MARK, or BRETT at 1-828-268-0940.
GreenAppraisalGroup.com
Watauga Habitat ReStore Shop, Donate, Volunteer
Keep Boone Green and help provide simple, decent housing for those in need. We have a variety of furniture, tables, chairs, windows, doors, and more. Pick-up service is available for your larger donations. Come visit us at our new 2447 Old Hwy 421 South location. 828-268-9696.
Habitat ReStore of Boone
THE END IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK
END OF THE YEAR THAT IS!!! START NOW TO GET YOUR INFORMATION READY FOR TAX SEASON. FIND OUT WHERE YOU ARE AND WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE YEAR END FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE TAX SITUATION. AVOID COSTLY MISTATKES. FULL ACCOUNTING SERVICES DESIGNED FOR YOU. Call Janet Norris CPA at 828-264-1067
www.janetnorriscpa.com

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Hwy 105 at Mountain Lumber Company
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National Weather Map for November 20, 2009

Clear skies and chilly temperatures are ahead tonight as high pressure remains dominant. Saturday features more dry weather ahead of our next Gulf storm, destined to bring rain back to the state by Sunday.