Four Seasons Everyday

We hope you enjoy our interview with Shauna Godwin, Jenny Cole and Natalie Davis from Horn in the West.

We enjoy a conversation with Robert Kent, Director of Operations with Blue Ridge Energy

Enjoy our conversation with Martha and Alysia, co-owners of Wanderlust Picnics

Join us as we enjoy a conversation with Greyson Summey, owner of Boone's only cycling studio, Revolution Boone.

We enjoy an encouraging and enlightening discussion with Dr. Scott Elliott, Superintendent of Watauga County Schools

We enjoy a fun conversation with Jack Sharp about all the great things going on at Sky Valley Zip Tours.

Join us as we celebrate the High Country's great attitude and perseverance during the COVID-19 pandemic and host our first episode where we're in different places!

We enjoy a conversation with Austin and Callie Northern, owners of Blue Deer Cookies, as we hear their story and plans for growth in the High Country.

We enjoy a conversation with Amy Lowrey of Tiny Hands Pottery about her journey to the HIgh Country and her how she connects with the community through her love of pottery.

Join us as we learn more about the services of Hope Pregnancy Resource Center , as well as highlight one of the High Country's most enjoyable events, Dodgeball for Hope.

We enjoy a conversation with Kenneth Reece about what it's like to be a local and how he connects with the community through Watauga Online. We learn more about Valle Crucis, the history of Watauga Online and the impact Kenneth's work has had on the local community.

In this episode we share our 2019 favorites of the High Country, as well as what we are looking forward to this Christmas season! Stay tuned until the end for a fun surprise!

Join us for a fun conversation with Kaitlin Carpenter, "Daughter in Charge" & Manager of Third Day Market in Jefferson.

Join us as we enjoy a conversation with Katherine Lile about The Mountain Thread Company and being a part of the local community in Blowing Rock, NC.

We enjoy a conversation with Elijah Kiser about his national championship win in bouldering and his take on living as a local in the High Country.

We enjoy a conversation with Andrew Sexton, fourth generation Christmas tree farmer and co-owner of Ashe County Corn Maze & Pumpkin Festival.

In this episode, we talk with Elizabeth Hudson about what it means to be a local and hear her story of how she came to work at Our State Magazine.