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Football Saturdays in Boone are a little different. Maybe it's the mountains surrounding the stadium. Maybe it's the sea of black and gold. Or maybe it's the fact that an entire mountain town seems to get involved whenever the Mountaineers are playing at home.
Fall is one of the best times of year to visit Boone, North Carolina. And while the changing leaves get most of the attention, there's a lot more to autumn in the High Country than the scenery.
Some buildings are simply part of a town. Others help tell the story of how that town became what it is today. The historic H.W. Horton Building at 611 West King Street belongs to the second category.
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If you've never experienced autumn in Boone, North Carolina, there's a reason so many visitors return year after year.
Elevation changes across the High Country mean the color often works its way down the mountains over a period of weeks rather than appearing everywhere on the same weekend. Higher elevations generally begin changing first, while Boone and lower valleys follow.
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The Mountaineers opened September with Maine, East Carolina and Charlotte before turning toward a schedule filled with in-state competition, Sun Belt rivals and several games that could have a major impact on the conference race.
