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Christian Gardner

Christian Gardner

Verified

Reporter, The Avery Journal-Times

North Carolina

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Golf

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Non-local news.

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Total articles 1196

  • Eric Church, Gov. Stein break ground on 'Blue Haven'

    By Christian Gardner Verified| Watauga Democrat Verified NEWLAND - Country music star Eric Church and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein recently broke ground on the new "Blue Haven" site in Newland alongside other partners. Blue Haven is where more than 45 homes will be built, part of Church's promise to construct 100 homes for Hurricane Helene victims after a major concert in Charlotte raised more than $24 million. The ceremony began with a welcome from Chief Cares CEO John Blackburn before introducing Avery Long Term Recovery Group member Ruth Shirley.

    By Christian Gardner Verified · Watauga Democrat

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Moody serves as new Avery 'Smoke Chaser'

    By Christian Gardner Verified| The Avery Journal-Times Verified AVERY COUNTY — Avery native Dillion Moody has been named the new “Smoke Chaser” for Avery County in the NC Forest Service. Moody, born and raised in the Plumtree area, is excited about the new opportunity. “I’ve always wanted to be involved with the Forest Service, and forest management,” said Moody. A “smoke chaser” is an employee who responds to wildfires during the spring and fall fire seasons.

    By Christian Gardner Verified · The Avery Journal-Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Eric Church, Gov. Stein break ground on 'Blue Haven'

    By Christian Gardner Verified| Watauga Democrat Verified NEWLAND - Country music star Eric Church and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein recently broke ground on the new "Blue Haven" site in Newland alongside other partners. Blue Haven is where more than 45 homes will be built, part of Church's promise to construct 100 homes for Hurricane Helene victims after a major concert in Charlotte raised more than $24 million. The ceremony began with a welcome from Chief Cares CEO John Blackburn before introducing Avery Long Term Recovery Group member Ruth Shirley.

    By Christian Gardner Verified · Watauga Democrat

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Avery Journal-Times

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