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Syvlan Heights will bring its bird park to Nashville on Friday, April 7.
Harold D. Cooley Library will host the bird park at 4 p.m., said Library Director Cati Montgomery.
A hands-on presentation will be offered to attendees that includes ducks, geese and a swan that will expose people to the world of birds, particularly waterfowl. Eggs and feathers will also be shown so attendees can learn how birds nest, fly and survive in the wild.

RED OAK -- The three-mile stretch between Nash Central and Northern Nash featured an amazing array of basketball skills during the 2016-17 season.
In boys action, Northern Nash won the Big East Conference regular season championship and ended up making its best run in the postseason since 1995 by making the quarterfinals of the Class 3-A State Playoffs.
Just across US 64, Nash Central was a winner in the Big East Conference tournament in both boys and girls in back-to-back fashion.

Everyone should be responsible for the stray dogs that are in your area, especially if you take pity on it and start feeding it. At that point, you are starting to become the owner. Now remember, please, that a stray dog may have an owner. They may have taken off on an adventure. There are several things you must/should do. First secure it, so it will be safe. Then report the found dog to the Shelter, in case the owner is looking there (besides it is the law), and also check for a microchip at any vet or the Shelter.

Cadets from Nash Community College's 48th Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) Academy were recognized for completion on Tuesday, March 7, 2017. The training program includes physical and classroom state commission mandated topics and methods of instruction covering topics such as criminal, juvenile, civil, traffic, and alcohol beverage laws, investigative, patrol, custody, and court procedures, emergency responses, ethics, community relations and more.

Students at Nash Community College are one step closer to being career-ready thanks to CSX. The company donated new professional outfits to the college, that were assembled by a group of CSX intermodal employees, who volunteered their time for the project.
"We saw an opportunity to connect our partners at Dignity U Wear and Edgecombe and Nash Community Colleges, which both share goals related to career readiness -- and we're excited to see the closets of professional wardrobes that were created as a result of this collaboration," Tori Kaplan, Vice President, Communications and Field Support, CSX.