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E-mails unveil Yadkin County out of the public eye
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A thorough examination of the e-mails released after a recent freedom of information request, showed that the Yadkin County Commissioners who were concerned enough to hire private counsel prior to a scheduled Show Cause Hearing, had more than enough reason to be concerned. The content of the e-mails also underlined the importance of recent ques...
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Yadkin Commissioner Chair losses control
The Yadkin County Board of Commissioners meetings have become notorious for their entertainment value, but the Feb. 1 meeting exceeded past reviews when after an apparently very effective filibust...
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RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Forbush’s Michael Scott (23) and Starmount’s Jake Barr will go head-to-head again today (Thursday) in East Bend. The Forbush boys won the first meeting. Falcons vs. Rams, Part II
Forbush and Starmount high schools, as well as Forbush and Starmount middle schools, will collide on the hardwood this weekend. The high school varsity games have big playoff implications.
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Multiple break-ins in Yadkinville homes
There is an apparent crime wave occurring in the Yadkinville area, and law enforcement is working long hours conducting multiple investigations. Five different break-ins were reported Wednesday, J...
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RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Starmount and Forbush varsity girls basketball players pose together before the start of their “Pink Night” game on Thursday in East Bend. The Rams and Falcons banded together to raise money for the fight against cancer. The contest was dedicated to 2009 Starmount alumnus Meme Brown (second row, fifth from left), who is currently battling cancer. Proceeds will be donated to a charity of Brown’s choosing. Early estimates project the amount of money raised being in the thousands of dollars. The Starmount varsity girls won a hard-fought game 62-55. Lady Rams secure key MVAC win over Falcons
With a former player as their inspiration, Starmount’s girls basketball team won an important conference game at Forbush on Thursday night. Kelli Bonner scored 28 points, while Maygan Baldwin adde...
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RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Forbush’s Michael Scott (23) and Starmount’s Jake Barr will go head-to-head again today (Thursday) in East Bend. The Forbush boys won the first meeting. Falcons vs. Rams, Part II
Forbush and Starmount high schools, as well as Forbush and Starmount middle schools, will collide on the hardwood this weekend. The high school varsity games have big playoff implications.
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RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Starmount senior Kimberly Benton should contend for region medals in a couple of events. She’s seeded second in the 50 freestyle and fifth in the 100 backstroke. Region swim meet on tap Friday
Swimmers from Elkin, Starmount, Forbush, Surry Central and North Wilkes high schools will seek to be the best in the West this Friday. Or at the least be among the top 12.
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RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Starmount and Forbush varsity girls basketball players pose together before the start of their “Pink Night” game on Thursday in East Bend. The Rams and Falcons banded together to raise money for the fight against cancer. The contest was dedicated to 2009 Starmount alumnus Meme Brown (second row, fifth from left), who is currently battling cancer. Proceeds will be donated to a charity of Brown’s choosing. Early estimates project the amount of money raised being in the thousands of dollars. The Starmount varsity girls won a hard-fought game 62-55.
RIPPLE/Eric Lusk • Starmount and Forbush varsity girls basketball players pose together before the start of their “Pink Night” game on Thursday in East Bend. The Rams and Falcons banded together to raise money for the fight against cancer. The contest was dedicated to 2009 Starmount alumnus Meme Brown (second row, fifth from left), who is currently battling cancer. Proceeds will be donated to a charity of Brown’s choosing. Early estimates project the amount of money raised being in the thousands of dollars. The Starmount varsity girls won a hard-fought game 62-55.
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Soapbox moments
It seems that a large portion of the general public expects perfection from everyone except themselves
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Lessons in respect needed in Yadkin County
Respect appears to have lost its meaning and its rightful place in Yadkin Cou
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To the Editor: Yadkin Riverkeeper Inc. greatly appreciates recent news coverage regarding public health impacts from the proposed Fibrowatt Poultry Litter Incinerator in Surry County. We recently ...
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