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June 10
Petition seeks Spring Hope town manager’s ouster
Petition seeks Spring Hope town manager’s ouster
An online petition is calling for Spring Hope Town Manager Andrew DeIonno’s resignation, citing concerns over his leadership and recent disputes with residents and state officials.
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June 10
Nash County Public Schools to provide summer meals
Nash County Public Schools will offer free summer meals to all children 18 and under at multiple sites from June 16, with breakfast and lunch served Mondays through Thursdays.
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June 11
Ripe for Revival leases Rocky Mount Mills’ historic Battle House
Nonprofit will open a culinary and community hub, The Seed, at Rocky Mount Mills’ historic Battle House, expanding its mission to fight food insecurity across central and eastern North Carolina.
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June 11
Castalia native serves with elite Navy rescue swimmers
Northern Nash High grad Tyler Davis is training with the Navy’s elite aviation rescue swimmers in Pensacola, preparing for life-or-death missions and pursuing a lifelong dream of military service.
By Tracey Bannister
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June 11
Brumfield: Pumpkin Festival ‘firmly on the calendar’
Spring Hope’s National Pumpkin Festival is confirmed for October, with organizers dispelling cancellation rumors and promising a bigger event, new features and strong community support.
Justin Hayes
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June 11
Hey, America: Let’s take a breath!
Amid rising protest violence, two activists from opposing parties urge Americans to pause, de-escalate tensions and embrace peaceful dialogue to move forward together.
By Melinda Burrell and Greg Schumacher
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June 11
Thoughts on Tillis’ vulnerability
Despite years of weak approval and a shaky political base, Thom Tillis has survived two tough Senate races in North Carolina. Now, his deep unpopularity may finally threaten his hold on the seat.
By Alexander H. Jones
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June 11
Presidents once preserved, protected and defended the Constitution
Donald Trump has undermined longstanding constitutional norms, writer Kimball Shinkoskey argues, expanding presidential powers and disregarding checks and balances that earlier presidents respected.
By Kimball Shinkoskey
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June 10
Sheriff Stone named to state cannabis advisory council
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June 6
UNC Health Nash plans Middlesex, Nashville medical offices
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June 10
Nash County Public Schools to provide summer meals
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June 10
Clark resigns as Zebulon town commissioner
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June 11
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Sheriff Stone named to state cannabis advisory council
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June 10
Middlesex Police Department releases May statistics
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June 10
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June 10
Clark resigns as Zebulon town commissioner
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June 11
Ripe for Revival leases Rocky Mount Mills’ historic Battle H...
Nonprofit will open a culinary and community hub, The Seed, at Rocky Mount Mills’ historic Battle House, expanding its mission to fight food insecurity across central and eastern North Carolina.
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June 10
Firebirds land 3 on all-region, 5 on all-conference
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June 6
Bailey writer wins prize for novel ‘Twinless Twin’
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June 6
UNC Health Nash plans Middlesex, Nashville medical offices
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June 3
Spring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seat
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June 6
Bailey budget includes 12-cent tax increase
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Sep. 13, 2023
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June 6
Our Opinion: High time for NC to regulate hemp products
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June 11
Occupied LA: Don’t riot — boycott and shun
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Oct. 4, 2022
Our Opinion: Local newspapers seek transparency on public’s behalf
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Nov. 24, 2021
Our Opinion: Adding NCHSAA oversight is a wise compromise
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Oct. 18, 2021
Our Opinion: It’s not too late to bring records into the sunlight
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Oct. 7, 2021
Our Opinion: Tackle tobacco with education, not regulation
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June 10
Congress is pushing to drastically cut food aid. Why?
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June 10
Revoking China student visas accelerates US science decline
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June 10
Juror substitution case highlights top NC court’s divide
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June 10
A question of ‘worthiness’: GOP pols and the people they’re cutti...
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June 9
Democrats were right to vote for NC House budget
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June 9
Supply-side policies boost North Carolina
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June 9
Stuck in the middle with Elon
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June 9
Trump, Musk and Noyes
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Jan. 12, 2023
Children of incarcerated parents are crime victims too
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Oct. 14, 2022
Be a hero to dogs young and old
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Apr. 4, 2022
Is America partially Putinized? Russia provides cautionary tale
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Mar. 7, 2022
We can do more than just claim a Ukrainian in our midst
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June 5
Fike’s Brewington ready to take the reins at Louisburg
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June 5
Late Wayne County rally thwarts Post 13, 13-6
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May 19
Trojans shoot down Ladybirds in 4th round
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May 15
Teams firm up schedules as new era of NCHSAA football looms
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