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BooneRestaurants.Com
Trying to decide where to eat tonight in the High Country? Then check the restaurant reviews on BooneRestaurants.Com. Did the Red Onion Cafe bring tears to my eyes on a "Second Serving" supper? Check out the update!
BooneRestaurants.Com
The Shoppes at Farmers Hardware
Your one-stop headquarters for that unique holiday gift or decor. Farmers has Old World Ornaments, Byers Choice Carolers, & Willow Tree & Jim Shore Collectibles just to name a few. Open 10-6 M-S 12-5 Sun. Parking behind the building. As always, you haven't been to town if you haven't been to Farmers.
Click here for directions
Celebrate!
It's our birthday! The American Red Cross is turning 92! It's time for you to become part of our history, by becoming a volunteer. American Red Cross volunteers have been serving Watauga County since November 1917. Now is the time to help people in need. And together we can save a life!
www.wataugaredcross.com
PC Medics
Boone's oldest on site service provider of PC sales, service, networking, and parts. We will now beat any competitors written labor price. Bring us their price on their letterhead and we will beat it by 10% Mention this ad for 10% of standard labor. Open every day. On call 24/7
Please click here to visit our website or call (828) 264-5941
Boone Bike & Touring
ALL 2009 BICYCLES ARE MARKED DOWN! If you're looking for a good deal, now is the time to buy! We need room the 2010 bicycles that are arriving daily!
www.boonebike.com

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Aho-Sorrento , NC
At the corner of Sorrento Dr. and Friendship Church Rd.
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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.