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Bishops claim USAS salutes

FAYETTEVILLE -- North Carolina Wesleyan College sophomore pitcher Beth Braswell was named as the USA South Softball Pitcher of the Week, while junior 2B Brad Pennington was named the USA South Conference's Baseball Player of the Week from March 11-17.

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Mudcats to host special promotion

ZEBULON -- The Carolina Mudcats, in conjunction with Minor League Baseball's "Copa de la Diversión" initiative celebrating Hispanic heritage and culture, announce that they will play as "Pescados de Carolina" for four games during the upcoming 2019 season.
Carolina's new Copa de la Diversión and Pescados de Carolina identity will come complete with new game jerseys and hats.

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NC State continues strong start
NC State continues strong start

RALEIGH - In its first game as the nation's No. 1 team in program history, the North Carolina State University baseball team cruised past the Towson Tigers, 11-1, Tuesday evening at Doak Field at Dail Park on the NCSU campus.
The Wolfpack scored three runs in the first inning and never looked back, scoring 10 or more runs in a game for the eighth time this season.

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STAYING AHEAD
STAYING AHEAD

A Nash Central 3200 Relay performer (left) tries to maintain a lead against a Franklinton runner during last Saturday's action at the T Sanders Invitational Track and Field Championships.

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MAKING A HEFTY DEPOSIT
MAKING A HEFTY DEPOSIT

Northern Nash's Aaron Gerlach deposits an offering far beyond the left-field fence for a home run during Monday's home baseball meeting with Wilson Hunt.

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HENRY MITCHELL
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RICHARD L. BAIRD
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Arthur Harris
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Sherry Lynn Lewis Perry
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Brian Keith Jones
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Jean Elizabeth Sherrod Collie
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Herbert Hoover Williams
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Joan Lucas Parrisher
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Jerdine Silver Woolard
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Phyllis "Dale" Griffin Strum
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Gloria Jean Pollard Royals
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Keel captured
Keel captured

Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone announced just after noon today that Diana Keel's husband, Lynn Keel, had been apprehended just before arriving in Tuscon, Arizona this morning.

Diana Keel of Nashville, 38, was reported missing on Saturday, March 9 by her daughter, who lives out of the area attending college. Her body was found off of Polks Hole Road, a few miles outside of Leggett, on Tuesday, March 12.

Diana's husband, Lynn Keel, was charged with first degree murder Friday afternoon, March 15 and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Keel was no longer found at his home or parent's home.

A massive search was launched by Nash County Sheriff's Office with numerous agencies in North Carolina as well as other states, offering assistance.

A tip came into the Nash County Sheriff's Office early Sunday morning. "The tip came in this morning and we worked with it and it ended up being very fruitful," said Stone.

Stone said Keel was arrested without incident by Arizona law enforcement and will be extradited back to Nash County Monday.

"A team will be leaving in the morning, along with my self, and will be in Tuscon by 9 a.m." said Stone.

A press released stated, "A traffic stop on Interstate 10 near Tucson, Arizona, 30 minutes from Benson, earlier this morning resulted in Rexford Lynn Keel, Jr. being taken into custody without incident. No statements were made by Keel, but there were many Wells Fargo receipts and a large sum of money with him."

"Keel is being taken to the Pima County Jail in Tucson, Arizona."

Stone said Keel put his head down when approached by law enforcement.

Keel's personal vehicles were seized by Nash County's Sheriff's Office. Keel left North Carolina on his parent's vehicle. Stone said there is no indication his parents willingly assisted Keel leaving the area.

Stone said the investigation has proven Diana Keel died from multiple stab wounds and that the speculations of a motive are still under investigation.

"My heart goes out to Diana Keel's family," said Stone, "My heart goes out to the son, 10 years-old, that's without a mother today and a father that's being detained in Tuscon, Arizona, and to the 18 year old daughter that's trying to further her education. What a traumatic experience, what a sad experience this is."

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Husband charged with murder
Husband charged with murder

The Nash County Sheriff's Office has charged Rexford Lynn Keel with the murder of his wife, Diana Alejandra Keel. The warrant issued Friday afternoon is for first degree murder.

The whereabouts of Rexford Lynn Keel Jr. are currently unknown. Keel is believed to be operating a 1998 Chevy Pick-up possibly pewter/gold color with North Carolina registration plate BBM-9232. Nash County Sheriff's Office detectives are currently following up on leads.

Keel is a 57 year old white male, 5' 10" with blue eyes and blonde hair.

Any information to whereabouts of Rexford Lynn Kell Jr can be relayed to Nash County Sheriff's Office at (252) 459- 4121 or Twin County Crime Stoppers at (252) 977-1111.

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Sheriff confirms missing woman died from foul play
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Missing woman's body found
Missing woman's body found

Friends and family are mourning the loss of a 38-year-old mother whose body was found Tuesday.
Diana Alejandra Keel was reported missing on Saturday, March 9 by her daughter, who is away at college and had not heard from her mom. According to the Nash County Sheriff's Office, she was last seen by her husband, Lynn Keel, on Friday, March 8.
On Tuesday, a Department of Transportation worker reportedly found Keel's body in Edgecombe County.

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Nashville approved for state program

The Town of Nashville has been notified that it was accepted to be a part of the newly formed Downtown Strong Initiative.
The North Carolina Department of Commerce is investing $260,000 in Downtown Strong, a program developed to help build local government capacity by providing economic development planning and revitalization resources and guidance.

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Freeman is 2019 Distinguished Citizen
Freeman is 2019 Distinguished Citizen

Wherever Anne Freeman goes, she's likely to share a blessing.
It may be through a meal, a dessert, a hug, a prayer, a visit or an act of service but Freeman is likely to be giving of herself.
Freeman's service to others was recognized last Thursday during the Nashville Chamber of Commerce's annual Distinguished Citizen Award's Ceremony and Reception.

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Nashville man nabbed for robberies
Nashville man nabbed for robberies

A Nashville man was charged with robbing the Sandy Cross L&L Convenience Store twice over four month period.
The first armed robbery happened on October 30. Sergeant Walker and K-9 Dako, of the Nash County Sheriff's Office, conducted a canine track from the L&L, located at 5862 NC Highway 58, Nashville, and tracked the suspect to Batchelor Road. The canine track ended on Batchelor Road with no further lead.

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