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June 3
Spring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seat
Spring Hope approves budget; Cone resigns board seat
Spring Hope commissioners approved the 2025-26 budget and modest utility rate hikes, while Commissioner Brent Cone resigned, citing personal and health reasons. The board also advanced code enforcemen...
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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.
Justin Hayes
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June 10
Firebirds land 3 on all-region, 5 on all-conference
Southern Nash baseball celebrates a milestone season with three players named all-region and five earning all-conference honors after their first playoff win in 18 years.
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June 10
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.
Justin Hayes
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June 10
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 10
Sheriff Stone named to state cannabis advisory council
Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone has been appointed to North Carolina’s new cannabis advisory council, tasked with recommending regulations to protect youth and bring order to the state’s unregulated market.
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June 10
Middlesex Police Department releases May statistics
Middlesex police logged 1,853 events in May, including security checks, vehicle stops and assistance to neighboring agencies, according to new department statistics released last week.
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June 10
Destruction as recreation: Inside Wake Forest’s rage room experience
Wake Forest’s new iSmash rage room lets guests relieve stress by smashing electronics, glassware and more in a safe, fun environment — complete with paint-splatter rooms and a bar.
By Justin Thompson
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June 6
UNC Health Nash plans Middlesex, Nashville medical offices
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June 5
Government career expo returns to Rocky Mount
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June 3
North Carolina elections take a risky turn
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June 5
Commissioners honor retiring sheriff’s deputies
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June 9
Democrats were right to vote for NC House budget
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June 5
Fike’s Brewington ready to take the reins at Louisburg
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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 6
Bailey budget includes 12-cent tax increase
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June 5
Commissioners honor retiring sheriff’s deputies
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June 10
Firebirds land 3 on all-region, 5 on all-conference
Southern Nash baseball celebrates a milestone season with three players named all-region and five earning all-conference honors after their first playoff win in 18 years.
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Petition seeks Spring Hope town manager’s ouster
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June 3
Downtown Spring Hope streets get ‘chalky’
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June 5
Glennon introduced as Nash extension director
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Sep. 13, 2023
School system honors tornado responders
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June 6
Our Opinion: High time for NC to regulate hemp products
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June 9
Democrats were right to vote for NC House budget
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Oct. 18, 2021
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Oct. 7, 2021
Our Opinion: Tackle tobacco with education, not regulation
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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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June 6
Courts could clarify North Carolina’s executive, legislative powe...
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June 6
NC consumer advocates to Tillis: Protect us from the Trump grift-ocracy
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June 5
In support of Roy Cooper and public education
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June 5
Put your tax cards on the table
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June 5
Remind me of the point
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Jan. 12, 2023
Children of incarcerated parents are crime victims too
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Oct. 14, 2022
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Apr. 4, 2022
Is America partially Putinized? Russia provides cautionary tale
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Mar. 7, 2022
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June 5
Fike’s Brewington ready to take the reins at Louisburg
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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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Teams firm up schedules as new era of NCHSAA football looms
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