Wednesday, February 19, 2014


Boone Roundball Classic

Foscoe Rentals would like to welcome players and parents for the upcoming Boone Roundball Classic Basketball Tournament 
March 7-9, 2014

Call and reserve to receive a 15% discount on your stay!

1.800.723.7341

Friday, January 17, 2014


It's Winter in the High Country!!

Come enjoy the cooler temperatures and a weekend full of skiing, tubing and skating! 

Sugar Mountain Ski

CURRENT CONDITIONS
Day Session Jan 17, 2014
SNOWFALL FROM THE LAST STORM:
3 inches
AVERAGE SNOW DEPTH:
41-90 inch base
SURFACE CONDITIONS:
Manmade and Powder and Frozen Granular
LIFTS OPEN:SLOPES OPEN:
618
TUBING IS OPEN
with 6 lanes open.
Tubing Information
Skating is open!.
Skating Information
View The Trailmap

http://www.skisugar.com/

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Beech Mountain Resort

http://www.beechmountainresort.com/

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Appalachian Ski Mountain

http://www.appskimtn.com/

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Hawksnest Snow Tubing

http://www.hawksnesttubing.com/

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

.... and the winner is...
Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck from Clearwater, Florida!

Maintenance Mike and the staff of Foscoe Rentals would like to congratulate the winner of our canned food drive for the 3rd Annual Turkey Trot. The winner will receive a gift certificate for a future stay with Foscoe Rentals, as well as, a beautiful gift basket!
A special thanks to all of our guests who contributed to this wonderful cause and helped make a difference in our High Country community!

Friday, November 22, 2013




Maintenance Mike

Everyone knows him, everyone loves him, but who is he? Foscoe Rentals handy-dandy Maintenance Mike, is well known for "saving the day!" From running toilets to flameless pilot lights, Mike is a jack of all trades for minor and major repairs. Joining the Foscoe family in October of 2010, Mike is here five days a week keeping our renters and homeowners happy! 
When asked his favorite part about his job, he, without hesitation, states, "The interaction with the people!" This positive interaction is evident when guests enter the office asking for him by name. 

Maintenance Mike does not work alone! If you've ever passed the maintenance van on property, you've probably noticed a furry companion hanging from the rear view mirror! This is Mike's coworker, Fredrick the Monkey! Fredrick offers lots of laughs and second glances to our guests and owners! 

Maintenance Mike, off the clock, enjoys working around his house and watching football! He is the proud owner of one dog, Konn; and two cats, Oscar and Felix. His favorite NFL team is the Carolina Panthers, and supports our local App State Mountaineers as well! Maintenance Mike's AppState vs. Western Carolina prediction for this upcoming Saturday is Appalachian State with the win (28-14)! 




Wednesday, November 13, 2013





Saturday, November 23
 Appalachian State University hosts the Western Carolina  Catamounts for the Annual "Battle for the Old Mountain Jug"



Dating back to 1932, the Mountaineers and Catamounts have gone head to head to battle for victory on the football field. These teams have met up annually with no interruptions since 1946 and began the trophy series in 1976.

The trophy, an old moonshine jug bearing the mascots for both teams, weighs approximately 25 lbs and has remained unchanged, with the exception of some minor paint touchups, since its creation.

With Appalachian State's move to the Sun Belt Conference, it is rumored this may be an end to long running rivalry between two of the top Western North Carolina Colleges!
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The Appalachian State and Western Carolina rivalry dates back to 1932 with the Appalachian State Mountaineers holding a 58–18–1 advantage over the Western Carolina Catamounts. The two teams have squared off for 67 consecutive years since the game was suspended for World War II, 1942–1945.
Appalachian State victories are colored gold     . Western Carolina victories are colored purple     . Ties are shaded white     .
DateLocationWinnerScore
November 5, 1932Boone, NCAppalachian State20–0
October 13, 1933Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State15–0
October 12, 1934Boone, NCAppalachian State6–0
October 26, 1935Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State12–0
October 17, 1936Boone, NCAppalachian State20–2
November 6, 1937Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State14–0
October 29, 1938Boone, NCAppalachian State27–0
October 6, 1939Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State54–7
October 11, 1940Boone, NCAppalachian State40–8
October 11, 1941Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State35–0
November 9, 1946Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State42–6
November 1, 1947Boone, NCAppalachian State20–0
September 25, 1948Asheville, NCAppalachian State14–13
September 24, 1949Boone, NCWestern Carolina13–6
September 16, 1950Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State13–6
September 22, 1951Boone, NCAppalachian State26–6
September 21, 1952Asheville, NCAppalachian State20–12
September 27, 1953Boone, NCAppalachian State7–0
September 19, 1954Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State27–7
September 14, 1955Boone, NCWestern Carolina7–6
September 15, 1956Asheville, NCAppalachian State19–7
September 24, 1957Boone, NCAppalachian State25–0
September 25, 1958Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina32–22
September 26, 1959Boone, NCAppalachian State14–12
September 24, 1960Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State2–6
September 23, 1961Asheville, NCAppalachian State25–12
September 22, 1962Asheville, NCTie6–6
September 28, 1963Boone, NCAppalachian State14–3
September 26, 1964Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State27–10
September 25, 1965Boone, NCWestern Carolina7–0
September 24, 1966Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State35–33
September 23, 1967Boone, NCWestern Carolina21–0
September 28, 1968Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State28–14
September 27, 1969Boone, NCWestern Carolina35–7
September 26, 1970Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State17–10
September 25, 1971Boone, NCWestern Carolina26–0
November 18, 1972Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina35–21
September 22, 1973Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina23–14
September 28, 1974Boone, NCWestern Carolina21–17

DateLocationWinnerScore
November 15, 1975Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina20–11
October 2, 1976Boone, NCAppalachian State24–17
November 19, 1977Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina44–14
November 18, 1978Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State39–13
September 22, 1979Boone, NCAppalachian State35–27
November 1, 1980Boone, NCAppalachian State27–24
November 21, 1981Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina21–10
November 20, 1982Boone, NCWestern Carolina26–24
November 19, 1983Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina41–15
October 6, 1984Boone, NCWestern Carolina34–7
November 9, 1985Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State27–14
August 30, 1986Boone, NCAppalachian State17–13
November 21, 1987Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State33–13
November 5, 1988Boone, NCAppalachian State42–21
November 18, 1989Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State31–20
October 20, 1990Boone, NCAppalachian State27–9
November 16, 1991Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State24–14
November 21, 1992Boone, NCAppalachian State14–12
November 13, 1993Boone, NCAppalachian State20–16
November 12, 1994Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State12–7
November 11, 1995Boone, NCAppalachian State28–3
November 16, 1996Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State24–17
November 15, 1997Boone, NCAppalachian State13–7
November 21, 1998Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina23–6
November 13, 1999Boone, NCAppalachian State34–10
November 11, 2000Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State35–28
November 10, 2001Boone, NCAppalachian State34–24
November 16, 2002Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State24–14
November 15, 2003Boone, NCAppalachian State26–18
November 13, 2004Cullowhee, NCWestern Carolina30–27
November 12, 2005Boone, NCAppalachian State35–7
November 11, 2006Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State31–9
November 10, 2007Boone, NCAppalachian State79–35
November 22, 2008Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State35–10
November 21, 2009Boone, NCAppalachian State19–14
October 23, 2010Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State37–14
November 12, 2011Boone, NCAppalachian State46–14
October 27, 2012Cullowhee, NCAppalachian State38–27
November 23, 2013Boone, NC