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For All Your Electrical Needs...Worley's ElectricInc.

Whether it's new construction, remodeling, renovations, or repairs, contact Worley's Electric in West Jefferson for experienced service you can trust. Licensed and insured.

Call 336-877-4127or336-977-3796 (Mobile) or click here to visit our website.
Is the BIG CHILL over??

JOEL CARPENTER can help you get started on building projects you've been planning all winter! NC General Contractor licensed since 1986 in both residential and commercial construction. Fully insured. Certified Green Professional.

336-466-0871 or CLICK HERE to visit our website
Blue Ridge Wine and Food Festival April 16-18
Blowing Rock’s signature event featuring Fire on the Rock, Grand Wine Tasting, “Uncork the Festival," Winemaker Dinners,Cooking Classes & more.
Click here for all the details.
Convert Your Lapel Mic To A Headworn Earset

Daystar Music Marketplace offers the OSP HS06 & HS09 Earset Mics. No Need To Buy A New System - Just Convert Your Old One. Solutions For Shure, Sennheiser, Audio Technica, AKG, and Others. Warranty & FREE SHIPPING.

Click here to look over our selection
Mountaineer Electric Co.,Inc. Since 1974.

Thinking about a home generator? Mountaineer Electric can provide and install automatic home generators, so you will be prepared for the next outage. Please call 828-297-4260, 828-297-5321, or 828-297-2724 for more information.


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National Weather Map for March 13, 2010

Scattered showers can be expected across western North Carolina this evening. Rain will mix with snow in the mountains, with light accumulations on the mountaintops near or above 5,000 feet.