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PARVO KILLS ~ Parvo is a highly contagious viral infection. If you add to that intestinal worms, double whammy. These are two things that dog owners can do themselves, if they cannot afford to go to a vet, although that is best. Places like feed stores have the vaccines and wormer. Parvo disease is spread from dog to dog mainly through exposure to feces of sick dogs.

When I was a small child, my family watched Oral Roberts on television every week. In the early years of his ministry, Roberts conducted healing services and won notoriety nationwide for the miracles that God performed.
I remember one particular Sunday morning at the end of his program when Roberts encouraged his viewers to reach out in faith if someone was in need of healing in their home.

Do you, like myself, find that you pray more fervently and passionately during difficult times? If there is one thing the Covid-19 pandemic has convicted me about, it is the reality of my prayer life. Don't misunderstand me, I do pray. However, as I examine my prayers I have to ask if prayer is a way of life. Am I really prayerfully dependent in my walk with God?

Pastor Dr. Daniel Moss of Kingdom International Church gave the Wednesday night online Bible study entitled "Worship - Your Relationship With God & Its Vital Necessity In Your Church".
This past Sunday at KIC, the "drive-in" service was opened with giving honor to Israel.

This is part 1 of a 3 part series I have written concerning our most unusual Easter this year.
I saw a neighbor on Easter Sunday and they commented to me from across the street, "I hope your Easter has been great!" I immediately thought to myself, "my Easter was fine."

The V Foundation for Cancer Research's Victory Ride to Cure Cancer presented by Braswell Family Farms, announced that the one-day charity cycling event, previously scheduled for May, will take place on September 5, 2020. After careful consideration of the ongoing COVID-19 developments, the event was postponed to ensure the health and safety of riders, volunteers and everyone involved.

Nash Community College officials delivered donations of personal protective equipment (PPE) to Nash UNC Health Care and Nash County Emergency Services on Friday, March 27, 2020.
"As healthcare employees and first responders care for patients amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, this is the least we can do to support them in this time of crisis," NCC President Lew Hunnicutt said.

Bethel Heroes Chapter 636 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy welcomes new member Judy Anderson. Presenting her certificate were Edith Whitby, President and Donna Boykin, Registrar of Bethel Heroes She is the descendant of James Daniel Armstrong, who served in Company F 3rd 40th State Troops, North Carolina Artillery, CSA.

My name is Brisa Sevilla. I'm 17 years old and a senior at Southern Nash High school.
During my high school experience, I played tennis my junior and senior year along with track, but soccer fulfilled my high school experience.
I played all four years and a starter for three years on varsity. I was also voted captain my senior year.

As everyone is aware, this school year is one that will go down in the history books.
This year has been one like no other. As a senior, walking through the doors at Northern Nash on my first day of my senior year, I had so many hopes and dreams.
This was surely to be the best year of my life so far. I was supposed to make memories that would last me a lifetime.

Wow!
With only three months left of school, no one would have thought something as serious as a virus would come and take away the one reason why I woke up everyday to go to school, being a senior.
Academically and athleticallym things were beginning to line up just right to get ready to end off my senior year.

When the North Carolina High School Athletic Association made the decision to suspend the spring 2020 athletic season, it brought a premature end to a season
I had looked forward to for a very long time. I have been coaching for 24 years, and this may have been the most complete team I have ever coached.
My team and I had been waiting for this season to begin since May 10, 2019 -- the night our season ended with a disappointing loss to Harnett Central in the second round of the state playoffs.

I have always loved playing at Guy Smith Stadium in Greenville.
Over 20 years ago, when I started first started coaching at the Babe Ruth level, I received the honor of being able to Coach the Nash County All-Star team.
I had a pitcher named Tanner Eason from SouthWest Edgecombe. He struck out 19, however, Ryan Graple from Greenville Rose struck out 20. We lost that game 2-1 in 10 innings.

CHARLOTTE -- The NASCAR Hall of Fame has launched SPARK!, an online education platform that offers weekly racing-themed lesson plans and project-based learning experiences for students in elementary through high school.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is not only a top attraction in Charlotte, but also an important educational resource for schools, hosting thousands of students a year for field trips.

ROCKY MOUNT -- North Carolina Wesleyan College head men's basketball coach John Thompson and Director of Athletics Aaron Denton have announced the hiring of NCWC alum Justin Griffith as the new assistant men's basketball coach for the Battling Bishops.
"We are thrilled to have Justin join our staff," said Coach Thompson. "He is an outstanding coach and a great addition to our team. The fact that he is family, a member of championship teams here, part of our tradition, makes this very exciting."

A message from Pastor Gene Whitehouse of Peachtree Baptist Church.
"Sheltering in place" is tiring. Deeply tiring. Most of the time we're meant to be with someone, to go somewhere, to accomplish something. And now all that is a lot harder. It's as if we're all wound up and then ... nothing. Our emotional and spiritual muscles are tense and tired.