Watauga County Commissioners and the Boone Town Council have formally approved resolutions to partner on constructing a ...

Following a temporary closure due to wildfires, N.C. Forest Service officials have reopened Headwaters State Forest effective immediately. Officials closed the nearly 7,000-acre area March 28 due to ...

After weathering devastating floods, a beloved High Country outfitter faces a new and unexpected challenge: international ...

The Watauga County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide that occurred Sunday afternoon. It occurred just after 12:30 p.m. on Health Center Drive near White Laurel Lane. Deputies said a ...

Kathy Lynch of Trout Unlimited submitted this Guest Shot on behalf of the steering committee of the Snake River Headwaters Watershed Group, which includes: Tanya Anderson, Scott B ...

which flows into the Colorado River. The cutthroats found in these high-mountain, remote creeks are considered to be the highest-value, most genetically pure native cutthroat populations in the ...

Headwaters Capital Management, an investment management company, released its first-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. Smaller businesses, which are thought ...

DANGER IN A HIDDEN WAY. YEAH, AND GOOD MORNING. AND WE’RE RIGHT AT TISCORNIA BEACH, WHERE THE RIVER MEETS THE SACRAMENTO RIVER. AND WHAT I WANT YOU TO NOTICE HERE IS HOW THE BEACH LOOKS LIKE A ...

At the uppermost reaches of stream networks, headwaters dry up during the summer, then burst back into existence when spring brings rain. These nonperennial headwater streams are individually ...

Headwaters Capital Management, an investment management company, released its first-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. Smaller businesses, which are thought ...

Headwaters at the Comal is a nonprofit nature and community center that sits on New Braunfels Utilities land at the first springs of the Comal River. Members of the EDC’s board, who are ...

Wind whipped through the air, faster than it ever had before. The Watauga River reached a height of 13 feet, destroying everything in its path. Hours of rain created mudslides. The water came so fast.