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This photo was found in The Nashville Graphic's October, 1976 archives. The photo was taken at the Spring Hope Pumpkin Festival during the parade.

The annual Red Oak Classic Tractor and Car Show is scheduled Friday, Sept. 11th and Saturday, Sept. 12th at W.B. Ennis Park. The event will run Friday night on Sept. 11th from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 12th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday night will offer a Beer Garden from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and live music from the band "Take 10," along with the Tractor Show, food and craft vendors, and an 8 p.m. grill lighting for Red Oak Rotary's Whole Hog Cook-Off competition.

Upcoming blood donation opportunities in Nash County include:

100 N Boddie St, Nashville; 08/14/26; malicious conduct by prisoner; 08/13/26; assault on law enforcement officer
10696 E NC 97, Rocky Mount; 08/13/26 larceny misdemeanor
3929 Caitlin Dr, Battleboro; 08/09/26; assault inflicting serious injury
5021 Forest Rd, Elm City; 08/14/26; financial transaction card fraud

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SPRING HOPE- With the stated objective to provide the public with an update and transparency on the Depot project, Spring Hope's town manager has issued a press release to fill the public in about project background and funding.
The release was issued after some negative social media posts were made questioning the town's expenditures on the newly-acquired caboose and depot project.

"I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago was caught up to the third heaven." (II Corinthians 12:2)
Have you ever wondered what Paul meant when he referred to a "third heaven"? We've been taught all our lives that there is only one heaven. But then right out of the blue, Paul says there are three heavens. What??
A friend of mine once remarked that he didn't really care how many heavens there were just as long as he was in one of them. Not me!

Last time, we began to unpack Friedrich Nietzsche's "God is dead" philosophy by looking at his assertion that there is no objective (absolute) truth or moral values, and that could only happen with the death of God and the abandonment of Christian values. But there is more to the story than that.
Nietzsche believed that Christianity, at its base, was a religion of and for the masses--the common folk masses, that is. Society, he argued, is made up of two classes: masters and slaves.

John, Tammie, and Grace Jordan joined the family of faith at Red Oak Baptist Church on Sunday, Aug. 23.
Red Oak Baptist Church celebrated Sunday School Promotion Sunday on Aug. 30. Bryant Fisher, Sunday School Director and Randy Griffin, Assistant Sunday School Director thanked everyone who worked with Sunday School this year and led the promotion recognition. They recognized children moving up to first grade. Each child received a Bible from the church. Those children recognized were Garrett Boone, Tristan Sykes, Hayden Cole, and Evelyn Jared.