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Cranston "Dave" Davids
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DAISY RUTH MOSS
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LINDA ARNOLD EDWARDS
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PHILLIS PRIDGEN BARNES
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LAURA LORRAINE WATERS BEASLEY
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ANGELA BAKER WALL
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CAROLYN TEVEPAUGH
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PHILIP "TINY" MICHAEL ROBERTS
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DAVID H. BROWN
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JOHNNY EVANS
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EVIE DIANNE HARPER WHITLEY
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JAMES 'TURK" MILTON PARKER
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IRMA LEIGH ETHRIDGE KING
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Central Wins, Makes Playoffs
Central Wins, Makes Playoffs

ROCKY MOUNT -- With the new seeding process this season for the state football playoffs, it was uncertain how the brackets would shake down ahead of last Saturday's selection process by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association.
So every victory was needed as clubs tried to earn the highest seed possible -- or simply get into the postseason.

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KEEP ON WINNING
KEEP ON WINNING

STANHOPE -- Try to think about what you were doing on August 18 -- and how long ago that seems as we creep toward the holiday season.
And that will put into perspective how long it has been since the Southern Nash Firebirds have dropped a boys soccer match.
Southern Nash's long undefeated streak is now at 23 after the Firebirds defeated Cape Fear by a 4-1 margin Monday in first-round action of the Class 3-A State Boys Soccer Playoffs at historic Firebird Stadium on the SNHS campus.

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Nash County approves redistricting plan

Nash County reviewed and voted on its redistricting plan last week which sparked some concern from two commissioners and several citizens there had not been enough notice for public review and input.
Nash County hired Brooks Pierce Law Firm for the process of redrawing the districts which is required every ten years with newly released Census numbers.
Attorneys Amanda Hawkins and Craig Schauer presented an overview of the process to the commissioners on September 7.

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Incumbents win Nashville seats
Incumbents win Nashville seats

Nash County held its municipal elections Tuesday with a 14.18 percent turnout of registered voters at the polls across the county.
In a close race, Nashville residents re-elected two town council members Tuesday. Kate Burns and Larry D. Taylor were both re-elected to serve four more years on the Nashville Town Council.

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Downtown Nashville Halloween events attract hundreds
Downtown Nashville Halloween events attract hundreds

Kids were treated to several Halloween activities in Nashville Friday. Nashville Elementary School held its annual costume parade in downtown Friday morning. A downtown trick-or-treat event was held Friday evening and the Spooky Blast Trunk-or-Treat was hosted by the Nash County Sheriff's Office and assisted by Nashville's Police and Fire Departments.

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Nash County to require convenience center ID tags

Nash County convenience centers will soon require residents to have an ID tag before releasing their trash at the sites.
The county has nine convenience centers: Stony Hill, Spring Hope, Strickland's Crossroads, Vicks, Old Nash Tech, Drake, Landfill, Salem, and Aventon. There are plans of expanding one in the Westmount area so it will become 10 at some point.

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Stony Creek Rescue to cease operation

The Stony Creek area of Rocky Mount is losing its rescue squad indefinitely.
Nash County Emergency Services Director Scott Rogers said the Stony Creek rescue squad has been unable to find enough volunteers and is no longer able to maintain its contract with the county. The rescue squad is closing on December 31.

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Town of Spring Hope hires interim town manager

The town of Spring Hope board has approved a contract for Hal Mason to be the town's interim town manager. Former Mayor Gwaltney said Mason will start the position Thursday and he will be working twice a week until the town hires a full-time town manager.
He said Mason was recommended by the League of Municipalities.

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Nash County seeks public input for new land use plan

Nash County is conducting an online public survey to gather input for the creation of a new land use plan that will guide the growth and development of the rural, unincorporated areas of the county over the next 10 to 20 years.
Individuals who live, work, or own property in Nash County may visit www.nashcolanduseplan.com by Tuesday, November 9, 2021, to provide opinions on topics ranging from housing and traffic to economic development and the conservation of farmland.

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NASHVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS

Incidents
Possession of drug paraphernalia and driving while impared reported on 10/24/21
Driving while impaired reported on 10/29/21

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NASH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS

Possession controlled substance prison/jail premises on 10/29/21 at 100 N. Boddie Street, Nashville, NC
Possession of heroin on 10/29/21 at 1010 N. Wesleyan Blvd, Rocky Mount
Warrant service on 10/30/2021 at 11074 Smith Rd, Middlesex, NC

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Getting the whole picture is often overlooked
Getting the whole picture is often overlooked

I was watching a show on TV recently that talked about a program that could potentially eradicate mosquitoes.
Like most people, I hate mosquitoes. The swatting and the bumps are annoying.
Worldwide, mosquitoes are much more dangerous. They are responsible for spreading ma-laria and dengue fever, killing millions of people and making mosquitoes among the most danger-ous creatures on earth.

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