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Nash Community College has announced its 2020 High School Equivalency graduates. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the commencement ceremony previously scheduled for Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 6:00 PM in the Nash Community College Brown Auditorium, will be rescheduled later in the year.
"What an accomplishment," NCC President Lew Hunnicutt said.

A Nash County resident is among 26 North Carolina students named recipients of 2020 N.C. State Fair Youth Livestock Scholarships, Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler recently announced.
The scholarships are designed for high school seniors and students currently enrolled in an institute of higher education who have participated in the junior livestock or market turkey shows at the N.C. State Fair.

ROCKY MOUNT -- There has been nothing normal about high school athletics since mid-March, but that was the goal Kyle Bain was hoping to attain with the announcement of postseason awards at Nash Central High School.
Bain, who serves as Nash Central's Athletic Director, wasn't sure if the school should hand out the prestigious awards for the 2019-20 season, which was suspended in mid-March and ultimately cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns.

ROCKY MOUNT -- Smallest athlete, biggest heart.
That's the way Sy'Mone Bulluck will be remembered at Nash Central High School after her exceptional four-year career as a member of the Lady Bulldogs' track and field squad.
Bulluck stood at only 5-foot-1, but used determination and desire to overcome her height disadvantage.

ROCKY MOUNT -- Coaches might be best known as teachers, but they are also in a constant position to learn.
Such was the philosophy of Nash Central Athletic Director Kyle Bain when he encouraged his coaching staff to become involved in courses offered by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS).

ZEBULON -- The Carolina Mudcats are currently offering mystery gift boxes online.
Each box will include the following:

Often the resolve of Christians is to be biblical Christians, "to return to the way of the Bible" we shout. If this is the case (and I actually prefer this to be the case), where is our lamenting? To be a Bible-believing, Bible-living Christian is to lament.
We march. We protest. We enjoy the blame game as it allows us to cast shame.

A message from Pastor Gene Whitehouse of Peachtree Baptist Church.
On Sunday, May 24th, we dedicated our very first worship service we have held as "the church in worship" since March 15th to those who gave their all for their country. Everyone was reverently excited by seeing friends and church family face to face and being in the Lord's house on the Sabbath.

RED OAK -- Kylar Wiggins' excellence as a student-athlete is well-known in Nash County -- but now the rest of the state has learned about the Northern Nash High School senior.
Wiggins, who starred in several sports at NNHS, was one of 16 students selected to receive the prestigious Willie Bradshaw Memorial Endowed Scholarship for the 2019-20 school year by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association.