| Thursday, March 11, 2010  Thursday Morning Coffee - New plan for Heavenly Mountain, Foxx pens op-ed and NFL writer likes ASU quarterback by BooneWeb Blogger (posted: 8/20/09) Glancing at some Thursday morning headlines as line by line it falls.
ASU facing 10 percent budget cut. 'The University of north carolina Board of Governors settled on a tentative budget, which Lovins said hadn't been announced yet.'
Bids fill air in Ashe: Personal items of ex-lawyer sold. 'A dragster, a luxury SUV, power tools, haulers, furniture, toys, artwork, costume jewelry and more were among 381 items sold at an Ashe County bankruptcy auction connected to a life and career in shambles.'
Heavenly Mountain to become sustainability center. 'The development is called Heaven's Nest and is a member of the Earth Charter Initiative and focuses on conservation, organic food production, renewable energy and recycling while also promoting holistic living, community outreach and religious tolerance.'
Boone council to appoint new member. 'Jamie S. Leigh, of Perkins Street, Boone, is a 17-year resident of Boone. She is a certified public account and owns a downtown business.'
Let's give priority to the patients. 'For starters, we can lower costs by making health insurance companies truly compete with each other by allowing people to purchase insurance across state lines.'
Government jobs have grown since recession. 'The report, based on an analysis of federal jobs data, found that state and local governments steadily added jobs for eight months after the recession began in December 2007, with their employment peaking last August.'
AppFan Store - Reflect your App State pride. 'Cruise the byways and highways of North Carolina with the only state logo linked to a football national championship.'
Some AE love from a NFL team writer. 'From the website for the Jacksonville Jaguars, a question on AE and a possible future in the wildcat option.'
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