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We have a link to the High Country Multiple Listing Service, so you can check out everything that is available in our gorgeous mountains.
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Want to help "green" buyers?
Posted by Michelle Pace Wood on April 25, 2008 at 2:10pm
Who is Michelle Wood?
Michelle grew up in the Charlotte, NC and has lived in the Asheville, Boone, and Sylva, areas of NC. When she was younger she would often fly to many cities throughout the United States with her parents. She developed a love for travel early. The challenge of understanding what the different cities had to offer was exciting to her.
Michelle bought her 1st home when she was 19. She has years of working in management with a focus on the real estate and to… Continue
Posted by Michelle Pace Wood on April 25, 2008 at 2:00pm
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Artisanal reopens at Diamond Creek in Banner Elk
After three successful years, Artisanal has relocated to Diamond Creek Golf Club and are opening tonight. This was the restaurant Bill Greene always dreamed of. Specializing in day boat fish from Hawaii to Maine, the menu focuses on seasonality and creativity. Chef Bill's main focus is for the guest to ...Boone’s Solar System
AIRE Executive Director Steve Owen stands on the roof of The Greenhouse, next to the newly installed solar panels. Photo by Owen Gray Installation of Boone’s First Community Owned Solar Project Complete Story by Owen Gray AIRE Executive Director Steve Owen stands on the roof of The Greenhouse, next to the newly installed ...Builders hope incentives will launch increase
The building industry is starting to pick up steam, but residential building permits are still lagging behind last year’s totals.In March, the Watauga County Planning & Inspections Department ...DOT Gathers Public Input on Highway 221 Widening
About 150 people signed an attendance sheet at a Citizens Informational Workshop for the proposed U.S. Highway 221 widening project. The project will widen the 16.1-mile section of road from two lanes to four lanes from the intersection with U.S. 421 south of Boone to the U.S. 221 Business/N.C. Highway ...EPA Halts Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Permits
Environmentalists are still celebrating a decision by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) last week to suspend and review permits for two new mountaintop removal coal mining operations in West Virginia and Kentucky. The EPA said it also intends to review other requests for mining permits, putting between 150 to 200 ...© 2009 Created by High Country Dirt on Ning. Create Your Own Social Network
