Calling all dogs! It's your time to have fun!
Mast Stores in Winston-Salem (Oct. 23), Columbia (Oct. 24), and Roanoke (Oct. 25) are hosting dog-friendly events for K-9s & their owners. Activities include Ruffwear harness fitting, costume contests, & more.
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In a sea of commentary one constant truth emerges again and again:
Coach Shawn Clark achieved his goal to impact people the way Coach Moore impacted him.
Anyone that knew Shawn knew how precious Coach Moore was to him. He mentioned this in his introductory HC press conference in 2019. He knew in 1994 following a playoff loss to BOISE STATE that he wanted to impact young men the way Coach Moore impacted him.
Coach Moore was around the program more in Clark’s tenure than he had been since his own tenure ended in 2012. Coach Moore was Coach Clark’s cultural guiding light.
Any Appalachian fan can take .2 seconds and see on their timelines just how much Coach Clark impacted their life. It ranges from fans, parents, admins, staff, players, and fellow coaches. Everyone.
Anyone that came across Coach Clark was positively impacted. Period.
We’ve been blessed to know hundreds of different coaches and players that have come through Boone. Coach Clark was as genuine and kind as any single person we’ve met. He was an Appalachian man of the highest order.
We’re all sad today. Devastated. How can you not be?
But let one silver lining be that Coach Clark’s goal stemming back from 1994 to impact people as a coach wasn’t just met. It was exceeded in every way possible.
Thank you, Coach.
We love you forever.
61 Forever 🖤💛
I was holding off on posting because I didn’t want it to be true. Coach Clark among the millions of lives you changed on and off the field, I can tell you two people who absolutely loved you. Sending prayers to your family and every life you touched. We love you Coach🫶🏼🤍