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COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 100%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

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JOYCE ANN DUKE (relevance: 75%, date: Aug 13, 2025)

Nashville Graphic honored for 130 years of service (relevance: 75%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
NASHVILLE - The Nashville Graphic was honored in double presentations this month by the Town of Nashville and Nash County on the occasion of its 130 year anniversary of local journalism.
NASHVILLE TOWN COUNCIL
A mayoral proclamation, shared history with a 'show and tell' of 1800's letters, the playing of a blues-style original radio-style commercial and a sunflower cake were part of a 'birthday' celebration for The Nashville Graphic, at the August 4 Nashville town council meeting.

Intersections: God and Life (relevance: 50%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
Daniel 1:8 CSB
Daniel determined that he would not defile himself with the king's food or with the wine he drank. So he asked permission from the chief eunuch not to defile himself.
We all make choices. Sometimes we think through these choices before we give our "final answer."

Take ownership in your problems (relevance: 50%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
A friend of mine is a cancer survivor. She's had a tough time and her recovery has been anything but easy. In fact, I hadn't seen her in several years and would not have recognized her if we had met by chance. But it wasn't due to a loss of weight or hair. She just didn't look the same. Her mother attributes the difference in her appearance to a combination of the side effects of chemotherapy and stress.
As we caught up with each other, I realized that cancer had changed a lot more than her appearance.

Celebrating 130 years of community journalism (relevance: 50%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
The Nashville Graphic's 130th year of publishing was honored by both the Town of Nashville and Nash County with presentations of proclamations to the newspaper.
Being an old school newspaper gal, I'm honestly not used to seeing local governments honor newspapers. Actually, back in the day, newspaper editors and publishers would think something was wrong if a government official thanked them.

NASH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS (relevance: 25%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
Malicious conduct by prisoner reported at 100 N. Boddie St., Nashville on 7/20/25
Possession of drug paraphernalia reported at 10972 Old US 64, Spring Hope on 7/25/25
Warrant service at 124 W. Taylor St., Whitakers on 7/24/25
Resisting arrest/hinder and delay; trespass second degree reported at 13000 Tiffany Lane, Whitakers on 7/23/25

Spring Hope to re-bid water system project (relevance: 25%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
SPRING HOPE- A major project regarding replacement of Spring Hope's oldest water mains, many of which are downtown, is going back out for rebidding as initial bids came in way over budget.
The "water system improvement project" scope is to replace water mains, laterals and hydrants. Areas included are W. Nash to E. Nash Streets, S. Pine to N. Pine, S. Walnut to N. Walnut, Bunn Lane, S. Ash to N. Ash, N. Poplar Street, Dodd Street, and a connection on the eastern side of town to loop the system, according to summary information provided to The Graphic.

Flash flood on Hwy 581 leaves two dead in Spring Hope (relevance: 25%, date: Aug 13, 2025)
A man and a woman are dead, the victims of flash flooding last week in Spring Hope.
Both victims were from Louisburg: 55-year-old Raymond Evans Jr. and 24-year-old Lottie Alston. They were driving a silver 2002 Honda Odyssey minivan around 2:15 p.m. last Wednesday afternoon in the area of 687 North NC-581 when the vehicle was swept off the right side of the road about 35 yards into a ravine during flash flooding.

DELLA MANNING PARRISH (relevance: 25%, date: Aug 12, 2025)

JEROME JERRY JACONA (relevance: 25%, date: Aug 12, 2025)

Chloe's Court Prowess (relevance: 25%, date: Jul 31, 2025)
TUSKEGEE, ALA. -- One of the top tennis players in Nash County's recent history is heading into her final year of college this fall and is primed for a strong senior campaign on the tennis court.
Northern Nash graduate Chloe Harrington has made a huge impact on the Tuskegee University Golden Tiger tennis team over her first three years, highlighted by back-to-back NCAA Division II Regional appearances by Harrington and her teammates in 2024 and 2025.

Church Events Calendar (relevance: 25%, date: Apr 26, 2006)