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The Nash County Sheriff's Office is investigating a suspicous death in the Castalia area.
NCSO and local fire departments were dispatched to the 8300 block of North NC 58 in reference to a brush fire Wednesday.
Upon arrival to the scene, a black male was found deceased in the area. The black male appears to be 20-30 years of age.
At this time, the black male has not been identified.

RALEIGH -- The North Carolina State University baseball team recently checked in at No. 13 on Collegiate Baseball's 2021 Preseason Poll, marking the fifth consecutive season the Pack has been featured on the publication's preseason poll and 19th-straight year the squad has either started or finished the season nationally ranked.

RALEIGH -- North Carolina State University running back Zonovan Knight has claimed a spot on the prestigious All-Atlantic Coast Conference Football Team for the 2020 campaign.
Knight, a sophomore from Southern Nash High School, made the All-ACC Third Team list after a productive regular season campaign.

ROCKY MOUNT -- During his tenure as Faith Christian School's Athletic Director, Ronnie Beddingfield has devoted countless hours to researching the history of the school's athletic program.
Beddingfield has pored through documents in an attempt to make sure some of FCS' all-time greatest athletes are remembered.

Guard Darrin Bailey will be a key returnee this season for the Southern Nash HS boys basketball squad under Coach Robbie Kennedy.

Jackson Vick, now a junior, will be a key part of Southern Nash High School's boys basketball rotation during the 2021 season under veteran skipper Robbie Kennedy.

STANHOPE -- Southern Nash High School's boys basketball program has never been blessed with a lot of size -- at least during Robbie Kennedy's tenure as the head coach.
Certainly, SN boasted plenty of tall units in the late 1990s thanks to the likes of Demario Daniels, Mo Boykin and Julius Peppers.
But since then, the Firebirds have had to rely on perimeter skill much more than inside scoring options.

On Saturday, December 5, North Carolina Wesleyan College held its Winter Commencement for 195 graduates on the front lawn of campus. This was the College's 80th graduation, with the first occurring in 1960.
The closed event was open only to graduates, faculty and the platform party to allow the College to ensure physical distance and the safety of those participating.

The Town of Nashville now has an ordinance that deals with maintenance of commercial properties in town.
Nashville's Town Council unanimously adopted a commercial property maintenance ordinance in November, after a public hearing was held in October on the ordinance.
The town only had a minimum housing standard ordinance, which set minimum standards of fitness for homes and residential buildings.

In Nash County, Santa arrives with sirens blazing and lights flashing.
The Nash County Sheriff's Office escorted Santa last Wednesday to the homes of 10 local families to spread Christmas cheer as part of Sheriff Keith Stone's fifth annual "A Sheriff's Christmas."

Nash County Sheriff's Deputies and their families get ready to head out for the fifth annual Sheriff's Christmas.

Deputy Devin Hicks, at right, hugs Brenae Allison after she presents a gift to him in honor of her husband and Hicks' partner, Deputy Jared Allison.

Major Eddie Moore, at left, presents a law enforcement flag, made by Wayne Jones, to Angela McClellan, the mother of Deputy Jared Allison, who was killed in the line of duty.

The Town of Nashville continues to seek citizen input for the town's soon-to-be updated Comprehensive Plan.
A second drop-by workshop will be held on Wednesday, January 13 from 3 until 7 p.m. in council chambers at Cooley Library, located at 114 West Church Street, Nashville.
The town has contracted with WithersRavenel to update the town's current Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted in 2011 by town council.