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Public hearings set for redistricting
The Nash-Rocky Mount School Board will host two public hearings in the coming weeks on the recent redistricting plans previously discussed by the school board. More ...
By Amanda Clark, Graphic Staff Writer - 1 opinion posted |
Grand jury to hear Bowling murder case
A first degree murder charge against Mark Bowling and his alleged mistress, Rose Deloris Vincent will be sent to the grand jury. More ...
By Amanda Clark, Graphic Staff Writer - 1 opinion posted |
A FAMILY CHRISTMAS
The Tar River Ruritan Club donated money to W.L. Greene School just before the holidays. The school bought hams for local residents and helped a single mom with her Christmas. More ...
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Dog owner could face more charges
A chunk of Nashville's animal ordinance was wiped from the books after the town council voted to follow the town attorney's recommendations Tuesday night. More ...
By Amanda Clark, Graphic Staff Writer - 2 opinions posted |
Foundation awards funds to reduce use of drugs
Several local organizations were the recipients of grants designed to reduce the use of alcohol and drugs among Nash County youth.
The grants, totalling $25,000, were given by the Nash County Foundation to Reduce the Use of Drugs. The non-profit organization was established in 1995 after an anonymous donor gave $100,000 to help eliminate drug use in Nash County. More ...
By Amanda Clark, Graphic Staff Writer |
Council listens to grant opportunities
Nashville's Town Council received information on two downtown grant opportunities during its regular meeting Tuesday night.
One such opportunity is a grant that could help revitalize Nashville's downtown area. More ...
By Amanda Clark, Graphic Staff Writer |
Boys and Girls Clubs to establish football program
Last November, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Nash/Edgecombe Counties (BGCNEC) received the NFL Youth Football Fund Grant. By winning this highly competitive grant, the organization will be able to establish a strong youth football program for the 2006-2007 period. More ...
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Nash Health Care employees spread some holiday cheer
Tales of holiday giving all too often seemed to be wrapped neatly in between the covers of classic stories. Many times the Christmas spirit seems to be intricately interwoven in Charles Dickens tales of Scrooge and Tiny Tim and how ghosts of Christmas past, present and future converged to create a holiday transformation. More ...
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Local riders compete in 50 mile endurance ride
CAMDEN, S.C. – Herbert Rouse of the Battleboro community and Diane McConnell of Red Oak, with their respective horses, Cruise and Bayaref Cannel, competed with 49 others horses in the Hallelujah 50 Mile Endurance Ride in Camden Hunt Country on Oct. 28. More ...
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Noisy dog issue has gone too far for too long
It seems the Town of Nashville has let the issue with Adele Downey Maynard and her dogs get way out of hand. And now, the feuding between the neighbors has gone on for so long, I'm not sure there will ever be a solution. More ...
Amanda Clark - 3 opinions posted |
Year in review, looking back at Nashville's 2006
Looking back on 2006, we have to wonder where time goes. Seems like we just got started on '06 and in a blink of an eye, the year was gone.
Reflecting on 2006 for the town of Nashville, we went through some sad times, losing town notables such as Bobby Jeffries, retired Nashville Police Officer and town Santa; Elsie Clark, a volunteer to many civic organizations and our own 'Minnie Pearl'; LaVern Freeman, retired Nashville Fireman and businessman; and though he wasn't from Nashville, he touched a lot of lives here, Mike Lancaster, Southern Nash Band Instructor.
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Jo Anne Cooper - 2 opinions posted |
NC's boys win Nash hoops title
STANHOPE -- Forget about reds and greens. Nash Central's boys basketball team wanted to make it a maroon and gray Christmas last Thursday night -- and it did.
The Bulldogs held off a young Rocky Mount squad 63-62 to claim their first-ever boys championship in the Nash County Christmas Tournament played at Southern Nash's gym. More ...
By Charles Alston, Graphic Correspondent |
Lady Bulldogs soar to crown
STANHOPE -- Nash Central's girls basketball team did it on its home floor last Christmas. Last week, the Lady Bulldogs did some serious playing on the road -- and came up with a defense of their title. More ...
By Charles Alston, Graphic Correspondent |
SN star selected all-state
STANHOPE -- Southern Nash's Kwamaine Battle was voted to the Associated Press' All-State team in voting by the state's prep sportswriters released last week.
Battle, who played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas before Christmas and helped the Tarheels to a victory, helped the Firebirds to a 7-5 record and second place in the very tough NEW 6 3-A Conference race. More ...
By Charles Alston, Graphic Correspondent |
Nash Central baseball squad to open Feb. 27
ROCKY MOUNT -- Nash Central High School will begin its baseball season Feb. 7 at home against the Wilson Hunt Warriors.
NC's complete schedule is as follows (home games are listed in CAPS): More ...
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