NBHS Students dig up dinner


Students from the North


Buncombe High School Student Council, Beta


Club, DECA, FFA, Football, Cross- Country, Soccer


and Cheerleading volunteered


recently at Fields of Hope in Mars Hill. Approximately 50 students and four faculty members


worked for over two hours and picked up 11,000 pounds


of potatoes. Fields of Hope is a non-


profit organization which donates


fresh vegetables to many hunger relief


agencies in Western North Carolina,


including Manna Food Bank.


SIZZLIN SEPTEMBER SALE


North Buncombe’s full service hospital


providing care for small animals and horses


Obesity in Dogs and Cats


an average of 58% of cats and 45% of dogs are classified as overweight or obese. Having even a few extra pounds can be dangerous to your pet’s health. It can put them at risk for diabetes, heart disease and many other potentially life threatening diseases. A recent study has revealed that overweight dogs live an average of 2.1 years less than lean dogs. Your veterinarian can help you to deter- mine whether your pet is overweight or obese and help you to get them to a healthy weight.


Weaverville, Exit 15 off I-26 Mark Forde, DVM


Sue Reinecke, DVM 645-1616


Many people do not realize that


“It’s not just


sleep, it’s Beautyrest”


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