Siri Patterson is a journalist for The Appalachian, focusing on local news in Boone, North Carolina. She covers a wide range of topics, including social justice issues, community events, and collaborations between local organizations. Siri is dedicated to providing informative and engaging articles that highlight the stories and voices of the Boone community.
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Siri Patterson's coverage focuses predominantly on local events and issues within the Boone, North Carolina community. The topics covered include college life, campus facilities, student experience as well as government & politics, entertainment news, culture & society, and education.
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Mady Helt Macado’s restaurant on King Street on Sept. 21. Macado’s serves sandwiches, burgers, wings and more.
By: Siri Patterson, Ashley Herrera, John E. Thomas Hall, Ashlyn Parnell
App State comenzó a colocar a los estudiantes que solicitaron vivienda en el campus en el Sleep Inn Hotel, ubicado a media milla del campus, en 2023. Pero esta no es la primera vez que App State utiliza hoteles y otras soluciones de vivienda poco ortodoxas para hacer espacio para todos sus estudiantes. Durante el semestre de otoño de 1978, un escritor de The Appalachian, Del Hunt, escribió un artículo de primera página con el título “Aperturas de dormitorios”.
By: Siri Patterson, Matt Howe
Pro-life social media influencer Lydia Taylor Davis visited App State Tuesday to speak about her stance on abortion with students. She partnered with App State’s Students for Life club as a stop on her university and college campus tour, “Abortion is Violence.” Davis spent the afternoon on Sanford Mall tabling with App State’s Students for...
By: Siri Patterson, Tess Mcnally
As the App State men’s basketball team prepares for the 2024-25 season, there are many storylines to follow. The schedule is headlined by multiple first-time matchups, along with games against perennial Big Ten contender Wisconsin and multiple conference regular-season champions. The Sun Belt Conference is expected to be competitive once again, and there are plenty...
Sam Fleming Guard Zada Porter takes a shot during the App State vs. UNCG game on Nov. 6, 2023.
By: Siri Patterson, Gracie Rutheny, Matt Howe, Lorelei Roberts, Abigail Eggers, Andrew Rice
All reported numbers will come from the North Carolina State Board of Elections or the Watauga County Board of Elections. Results reported on Election Day are unofficial projections for who will likely win each race. The Appalachian will not project a race for a particular candidate unless there is a statistical certainty the candidate will win.
By: Siri Patterson, Gracie Rutheny, Matt Howe, Lorelei Roberts, Abigail Eggers, Andrew Rice
Todos los números reportados provendrán del Consejo Electoral del Estado de Carolina del Norte o Consejo Electoral del Condado de Watauga. Los resultados reportados el día de las elecciones son proyecciones no oficiales de quién probablemente ganará cada carrera. The Appalachian no proyectará una victoria para un candidato específico a menos que exista una certeza estadística de que el candidato ganará.
By: Siri Patterson, Davis Lemons
App State football looks to get their third consecutive win Thursday night when they travel to Conway, South Carolina, to take on the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. The Mountaineers are coming off a 28-20 win over Old Dominion on Saturday, improving their conference record to 2-3 and netting them fifth spot in the Sun Belt East...
By: Kieran Murphy
Cameron Shook Senior guard Asjah Inniss brings the ball down the court against Columbia College on Nov. 6. The Mountaineers defeated Columbia 97-43.
By: Patterson
Alison Caroll Idol, Charlotte Mizelle Lloyd and Adam Hege are projected to win seats on the Watauga County Board of Education.
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