If Birds Could Fly at 5506′ Skybar Saturday
This Southwest VA duo blends many genres to achieve their simplistic yet unmistakable sound. From Folk to Indie, there is something in their music that everyone can enjoy. Soak in the soothing guitar melodies and vocal chills. This act promises to deliver a sound truly from their heart to those willing to listen.
Mile High Yoga at Beech Mountain Continues Saturday
Weekly Events at Lost Province Brewing Co.
Monday August 22
Family Night-Buy any regularly priced pizza and receive one free kid’s meal.
Wednesday August 24
½ Off Beer and Wine Specials.
7pm-9pm Trivia Night: Beginning at 7pm, Lost Province will be hosting Trivia Night. Compete on your own or on a team! The competition gets started at 7pm so come a little early for a pizza and a pint and get your seat!
Thursday August 25
College Night and $3.00 Thursday-$3.00 pints on all Lost Province brewed beers (except high gravity).
7:30pm-10:30pm Live music: Earleine. Born in Clarksville Tennessee, just 40 miles outside of Nashville, Earleine grew up immersed in musical culture. At 18 Earleine picked up the guitar, and soon began writing her own songs. Shortly after high school she moved to the piedmont of North Carolina and began playing shows with the musical duo “Whiskey Pines”, touring relentlessly around the region. In the past year, Earleine has moved to the mountains of Boone and struck out on her own, releasing her debut album “Small Town Sober”, and playing in venues across North Carolina. With many miles, and hard luck experiences already under her belt, “Small Town Sober” is a stunning autobiographical lament to living in a rural area, with nothing better to do than drink. In a struggle of self-realization, Earleine’s voice lingers with deep lustrous melodies over each track. Genuine and shockingly honest, Earleine’s account is mixed with poetic lyricism, and dreamy harmonies that seem to lift these hard time memories in to ephemeral realms. Inspired by indie Americana bands such as First Aid Kit, and Shovels and Rope her music displays influences from many musical genres, combining Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Pop, and Rock into an alluring dynamic sound.
Friday August 26
7:30pm-Closing Live Music: The Lucky Strikes. From classic jazz standards made popular today by artists such as Diana Krall and Tony Bennett, to timeless hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s, The Lucky Strikes’ musical repertoire spans over four decades. Whether it’s conversational background music, esoteric jazz selections, toe-tappin’ swingin’ dance tunes or golden oldies, our goal is to complement your event with some of the finest music ever written.
Saturday August 27
8:30pm-Closing Live Music: Wiregrass Band. Bluegrass. That’s what brought this group together but it’s not all we do. We all have different influences and it just seems to be a lot more fun when ya just play what ya feel. So as not to confuse you…we just play whatever feels right!
The Band Members are:
Scott Lail – Banjo, dobro, guitar and vocals
Brad Davis – Bass, guitar and vocals
Jamey Harrison – Guitar, bass and vocals
Jeremy Greene – Mandolin, guitar and vocals
Sunday August 28
Lost Province Sunday: Residents of “The Lost Province” (Watauga, Ashe, Avery and Alleghany) receive 10% off food with verification of residency.
LifeStore Bank Welcomes Brian Greer
BOONE, NC – Boone native Brian Greer recently joined LifeStore Bank as a Commercial Loan Officer. “We’re excited to have Brian join our team. He will provide local businesses with the necessary products, services and technology, but most importantly he will be available as a partner to achieve their financial goals,” commented Joedy Eller, Chief Banking Officer.
After graduating from Watauga High School and earning many accolades in Track and Field and Cross Country, Brian attended NC State University and graduated with a Bachelor degree in Political Science. He began his career in financial services in 2008 and held numerous positions including Business Lending Manager where he was responsible for small business lending and portfolio management for nine branches in the Raleigh market.
“I am excited about being in Boone and I’m looking forward to building relationships within the local business community. It’s great to be back in the mountains and closer to family and friends,” commented Brian. His father Mack Greer lives in Boone. His mother Wanda Scott retired as Watauga County Register of Deeds and splits her time between the North Carolina coast and the mountains.
“Brian’s knowledge of the Boone area, combined with a strong business banking background will be an invaluable resource to LifeStore and our customers. In addition to being a top producer he brings experience in management and coaching.” Eller added, “We are very pleased to have him on board.”
Brian and his wife Kelly live in Boone. He is planning to enjoy the many outdoor recreation activities here and get involved in the local community.
LifeStore Financial Group, headquartered in West Jefferson, provides banking, investment and insurance services. It is a federally chartered thrift holding company that owns 100% of the common stock of LifeStore Bank (Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender) and operates branches in Boone, Jefferson, Warrensville and West Jefferson. LifeStore Insurance is an independent insurance agency that serves these markets along with Elkin, Lenoir, North Wilkesboro and Sparta.
KAMPN Auctioning Off Two Weeks at Breckenridge
Gospel Singing at Mabel Baptist Saturday
WHAT: Watauga County Gospel Singing
WHERE: Mabel Baptist Church, Old US Highway 421, Zionville, NC
WHEN: August 27, 2016 , 7:00 p.m.
CONTACT: Clint Cornett – 828-297-3270, Neil Oliver – 828-297-3653