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Backward Glances
Backward Glances

This photo was originally published in The Nashville Graphic on July 13, 1967. New officer of the then newly-organized Philadelphia Ruritan Club were installed at the Philadelphia Community Clubhouse.

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Landfill maintenance concerns emerge for Town of Red Oak

RED OAK - Following state finalization of remediation plans for the Red Oak landfill, town officials are starting to wonder about the extent and costs of mandated maintenance.
NCDEQ released a fourteen-page report in January dictating remediation plan steps and goals, including clearance of trees, relocating toxic waste, grading in anticipation of cover system placement and amending topsoil to provide a growing medium for a sustainable vegetative cover.

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Wilson man charged for child sex crimes in Nash County
Wilson man charged for child sex crimes in Nash County

A Wilson man is in jail after his arrest in Battleboro on four charges of sex crimes against children.
Jorge Martinez, of 5003 Upland Game Road, Wilson, is charged with two counts of the class B Felony, First Degree Statutory Sexual Offense involving two pre-pubescent children, and with two counts of the Class F Felony, Taking Indecent Liberties with children. The same children were reportedly involved in both charges.

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NASHVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS

INCIDENTS
DWLR not impaired rev; possession marijuana less than 1/2 ounce; open container after consuming; CCW (gun); expired registration card/tag reported at 100 East Evans Dr., Nashville on 2/7/24
Fail maintain lane control; DWI reported at E Washington St./S. First St., Nashville on 2/10/24

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NASH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS

Larceny felony reported at 12959 S NC 231, Middlesex on 2/8/24
Larceny felony reported at 234 W. Washington St., Nashville on 2/5/24
DWI reported at 301/Mill Branch Rd., Sharpsburg on 2/5/24

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: DAN CONE / REPUBLICAN / NASH COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3

Age: 74
Education:
AAS Accounting and Business Administration

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: YVONNE MCLEOD / REPUBLICAN / NC HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25

Age: 59
Education: AS/AA - Daytona Beach CC, BS - Florida State University, MS -University of Oklahoma, no prior elected offices, Aquatics Instructor- water aerobics/swimming, Lifeguard - Rocky Mount Senior Center.

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: ALLEN CHESSER / REPUBLICAN / NC HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25

Age: 38
Education:
Bachelor of Science in computer information systems, N.C. Wesleyan University

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: LAURIE BUCKHOUT / REPUBLICAN / US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 01

Age: 62
Education:
BS, James Madison University; MMAS, US Army Command and General Staff College; MS, Webster University.

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: SANDY SMITH / REPUBLICAN / US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 01

Age: 49
Education:
B.S. Business and Technologies - East Carolina University. Dean's List & Cum Laude, A.A. Education; Pitt Community College, Phi Kappa Phi - Honor Society; Pettibon Institute - Spinal Biomechanics Technician

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Spring Hope woman puts on the ritz with "Love the Hussies"

It wasn't your usual scene at a Morehead City diner: a gaggle of thirteen women, giggling amidst the purple and green glitz of Mardi Gras finery with mask and headdress feathers blowing the in breeze. Meeting at the Banks Grill, the group was planning their conquest of a New Bern Mardi Gras parade February 10. Right in the middle of them was Carla Bissette of Spring Hope.
The name of the group? "Love The Hussies."

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Even an occasional bad word that slips out displeases God
Even an occasional bad word that slips out displeases God

"Out of the same mouth proceed blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not to be so." (James 3:10)
Robbie and I were recently watching the evening news. Our 6 year old grandson, Easton, was playing a video game on his iPad. A presidential candidate was answering questions. He used the word "hell". Easton put his iPad down immediately and said, "Do they not understand that children listen to the news, too"?

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Intersections: God and Life
Intersections: God and Life

In the late 1800s, a small church in Mayfield County, Kentucky, had two deacons who hated each other. One Sunday, one of those deacons nailed a small wooden peg to the back wall for the pastor to hang his hat. When the other deacon saw the peg, he was outraged that he had not been consulted. An argument ensued, and the members took sides. The church split was called the Anti-Peg Baptist Church.

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Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount
Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount

Meals on Wheels of Rocky Mount announced a recent grant received from the DeLeon Carter Foundation to support the Meals on Wheels Frozen Food Program. This program provides frozen meals to seniors in crisis situations and seniors on the Meals on Wheels waiting list. The grant will enable Meals on Wheels to provide over 1000 meals to these seniors in need.

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RED OAK NEWS
RED OAK NEWS

Come see the Kingdom Heirs in concert at Red Oak Baptist Church on Saturday, Feb. 17! Doors open at 1 p.m. and concert begins at 2 pm in the Family Life Center. A love offering will be received.
The Baptist Men will have their monthly breakfast meeting on Sunday, Feb. 28 at 8:30 a.m.

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NASH COUNTY DEED TRANSFERS

Rum-Clarke Properties, LLC to Osman Mehuljic and Mirzeta Mehuljic; 1005 West Thomas Street, Rocky Mount; $85,000
POP Homes-RDU, LLC to Jessica Thorpe; 3780 Josiah Court, Nashville; $297,000
Marc L. Hagle and Sharon Hagle to the Marc and Sharon Hagle Charitable Operating Foundation, Marc Hagle, Sharon Hagle and Ed Moss; 1.62 acres

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NASH COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS

Curtis Dean, 4951 Debnam Rd., Zebulon; renovation/alteration; $16,000
Travis Temple, 4314 Massengale Rd., Whitakers; detached accessory; $31,629.88
Keith Price, 10667 W. Old Spring Hope Rd., Spring Hope; addition (covered); $41,250

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NCHS KEEPS PACE
NCHS KEEPS PACE

ROCKY MOUNT -- Nash Central has two final steps to climb in order to sweep the Class 2-A portion of the Big East Conference girls basketball standings when the Lady Bulldogs hosted Bunn last Friday night at the NCHS Gymnasium.
Consider Part One done as Coach Terri Cash's young squad soared to a 50-14 triumph over the Ladycats in Big East hoops action.

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NC Superstars Ink Deals
NC Superstars Ink Deals

ROCKY MOUNT -- Chris Lee couldn't have asked for a better Dynamic Duo than Javaris Jones and Isaiah Draughn to rebuild his Nash Central High School football program following the COVID-19 pandemic.
That building process culminated this fall with the Bulldogs' best-ever season as Lee's club went 11-3 while reaching the quarterfinals of the Class 2-A State Playoffs for the first time.

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CLUBS CLOSE IN
CLUBS CLOSE IN

FRANKLINTON -- The Franklinton High School Gymnasium was the spot last Friday for further determination of the Big East Conference boys and girls basketball standings -- and both squads in the lead took yet another positive step toward clinching their respective crowns.
Defending boys champion Northern Nash wrapped up no worse than a tie for the top spot heading into the final two games with a convincing 72-52 triumph over homestanding Franklinton High School.

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Buffaloe 2nd in nation
Buffaloe 2nd in nation

LOS ANGELES --- Christian Buffaloe, local Kyokushin Karate fighter and instructor, recently gained 2nd place in the Japan sponsored "Kyokushin Karate USWC Championships" in Los Angeles on February 4.
Buffaloe made it into the finals to go up against strong Japanese fighter Kazuma Koike in an intense match.

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Mudcats announce Stanley as manager
Mudcats announce Stanley as manager

ZEBULON - The Carolina Mudcats, in conjunction with the Milwaukee Brewers, have announced that Nick Stanley has been named the new manager of the Mudcats for the 2024 season.
The announcement came as the Brewers announced their player development staff assignments for the 2024 season, including Minor League managers and coaches for Carolina and Milwaukee's six other affiliates.

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LC kicks off softball sked

LOUISBURG -- Louisburg College softball players will have a target on its collective backs this spring as the Lady Hurricanes look to enjoy another exceptional season under the direction of acclaimed veteran head coach Eric Lee.
Louisburg enters the campaign ranked first in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II National Rankings after going 63-5 in 2023 while winning region and district crowns en route to a fourth-place finish at the national tournament.

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Nash County GOP candidates attend meet-and-greet
Nash County GOP candidates attend meet-and-greet

A packed house at the Nashville Elks Lodge was the scene Feb. 8 of the Nash GOP Candidates' Meet & Greet, with over one hundred and thirty in attendance.
A score of candidates had festively arrayed tables replete with signs, buttons, cups, stickers, shirts and promotional cards, but candidates moved freely through the crowd to visit.

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CANDIDATE PROFILES - PRIMARY 2024: FREDDY HOWELL / REPUBLICAN / NASH COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3

Age: 50
Prior elected offices:
Board member for Ferrell's Fire Department, Nash County Farmers Market Advisory Board Member, Deacon serving at Union Hope Baptist Church, Board member for NC Greenhouse Growers Association, Advisory Board Member for the Knightdale Academy of Environmental Studies

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