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NASH COUNTY -- Here are the updated brackets for the Class 2-AA and Class 3-A State Football Playoffs:

ROCKY MOUNT -- Varsity football success often has its roots on the junior varsity level, where athletes can experience a career foundation while building toward the future.
Nash Central High School hopes this year's JV excellence will translate into varsity victories down the road as the Junior Bulldogs capped off a strong campaign by winning the Eastern Plains Conference championship.

(L TO R) NORTHERN NASH'S
GARRETT WILLIAMSON AND
NASH CENTRAL'S DANIEL BOWERS

NORTHERN NASH'S PAUL POWELL

STANHOPE -- For the second time this season, Northern Nash and Southern Nash met on the gridiron for a matchup last Friday -- but the stakes were much higher on this occasion.
The clubs had met in Big East Conference regular season action back in October, with undefeated Southern Nash pulling away in the second half to defeat the upstart Fighting Knights.

ROCKY MOUNT -- There seemingly aren't any sports that Cana Shrock cannot conquer -- as evidenced by her glorious four years as an athlete at Nash Central High School.
During the 2018-19 school year, Shrock competed in an amazing five sports -- volleyball, basketball, indoor track and field, softball and outdoor track and field.

Community Christian Church in Nashville recently honored veterans of the church for their commitment to the United States and for the cost they paid defending our freedom. Pictured (L-R) is: Mike Pinner, U.S. Marines; Earl Cary, U.S. Army; Jim Walker, U.S. Army and Kenneth Massengale, U.S. Air Force.

Thanksgiving weekend will kick off Christmas celebrations in several Nash County towns.
Red Oak will host their second annual "Red Oak Christmas" on Saturday, November 30.
This year's festivities will include the town's first ever Christmas parade.

The Advisory Committee for the Town of Nashville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department is holding off on voting on a recommendation on whether to hand over athletics to Nash County.
The board met last Wednesday to discuss a recent public hearing that was held on the issue as well as to receive more information from Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Director Marguerite Bishop.

Nash County Manager Zee Lamb proved he will do just about anything to encourage involvement in the United Way Giving Campaign.
On Friday, Lamb was duct taped to a wall, a plan he promised to follow through with if Nash County employees would increase their giving to the campaign.
Employees accepted the challenged and increased their giving by 54 percent.