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Perfect Time to Buy Real Estate
Posted by Jeanne Robinson on August 13, 2008 at 10:25pm
Another Tour
Posted by Holly Matava on July 14, 2008 at 12:28pm
Another Tour
Posted by Holly Matava on July 14, 2008 at 12:27pm
Want to help "green" buyers?
Posted by Michelle Pace Wood on April 25, 2008 at 2:10pm
Who is Michelle Wood?
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The Star of a Real Estate Reality Show Takes a Housing Hit
By Ronald Grover Ronald Grover To the 1 million viewers of Bravo's reality show Flipping Out, Jeff Lewis is the acerbic, demanding, and sometimes petulant face of real estate speculation. In the program's first two seasons (already in reruns), Lewis turned a hefty ...ASU seeks Boone’s OK for journalism complex
By Frank Ruggiero Appalachian State University is hoping to hit the airwaves with a new broadcasting center, though it will need a green light from the Boone Town Council. University officials appeared before the council and Boone Area Planning Commission Thursday, Nov. 13, at the town’s quarterly public hearing, requesting a zoning ...Local home construction down 25%
By Scott Nicholson George Gilleland is president of the High Country Home Builders Association and owner of The Hardwood Company in Boone, selling wood products and other building materials. He said while the construction market has cooled a little, it’s still far from doom and gloom. “I think we’re doing better than ...Tough times for farmers in the high country
Written by John Boyle The lingering drought in much of North Carolina has resulted in the U.S. Department of Agriculture declaring 59 counties, including nearly all of Western North Carolina, disaster areas. Advertisement That means local farmers who can prove significant crop losses may be eligible for low-interest loans or other payments. This ...© 2008 Created by High Country Dirt on Ning. Create your own social network
