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JOHN W. DAVIDSON
TOWNSVILLE - John W. Davidson (B.T. Buddy Wilson Jr.) died Monday, Jan. 31, 2011. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today (Saturday, Feb. 5) at Rock Spring Baptist Church, with the Rev. Gary Brummitt officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with military honors.

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DYLAN MCNEILL
YOUNGSVILLE —James Dylan McNeill, 18, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011 at his residence. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. today (Saturday, Feb. 5) in the chapel of Bright Funeral Home, with Pastor Tab Cosgrove officiating.

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VERNON PEOPLES
RALEIGH - Vernon Daniel Peoples passed away peacefully on February 2 at the Springmoor Retirement Community in Raleigh, NC. Having reached the enviable age of 90, Vernon succumbed to congestive heart failure.

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Franklin County women learning how to grow their family farming business
Franklin County women learning how to grow their family farming business
Natalie Wester and her mother, Dot Wester, both of Louisburg, are going to school to keep their family farm competitive and growing.
The Farm Credit University (FCU) AgBiz Planner program teaches young, beginning, small, and minority farmers new business skills to successfully manage and grow their operations.

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Corn growers to vote Feb. 22 on self assessment program
RALEIGH—Corn growers will vote Feb. 22 on continuation of the self-assessment program for six years.
The Board of Directors of the Corn Growers Association is asking farmers to assess themselves at a rate of three-fourths cent per bushel on all corn marketed in North Carolina.

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Congresswoman Visits Franklin County
Congresswoman Visits Franklin County
North Carolina’s 2nd District U.S. House Rep. Renee Ellmers was in Louisburg Wednesday visiting with officials of the Franklin County Health Department and the Franklin County Cancer Center.

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Physical therapy clinic opens
Youngsville now has a physical therapy clinic to take care of the needs of the community.
Team Care Manual and Physical Therapy is sharing space with Dr. Grant Jenkins on Main Street to provide quality health care to the surrounding community.

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Mowers stolen; final suspect in kidnapping case arrested
Franklin County sheriff’s deputies arrested the final suspect in a kidnapping case.
Steven Cornelius reported on Jan. 15 that about 11:15 p.m., three men kicked in the front door to his 104 P.G.  Pearce Road home.

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Republican precinct meetings scheduled
All Republicans are encouraged to attend their precinct meetings as indicated below in order to become a delegate for the county, district and state conventions.
For more information, contact county Chairman Jeremy Neal, (919) 495-0986 or FCRCNEAL@aol.com. Meetings will also be posted on the county party’s website: www.FranklinNCGOP.com.

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Organic production assistance deadline
North Carolina organic producers and those transitioning to organic farming have until March 4  to sign up for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) Organic Initiative.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is administering the initiative. Under the EQIP Organic Initiative, approved applicants can receive up to $20,000 per year or $80,000 over six years.

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BHS Closes In
BHS Closes In
BUNN -- Funny as it may sound, Bunn’s postseason success in girls basketball may be determined far, far away from the basket.
That’s because some of Bunn’s best offense in 2010-11 has been caused by its full-court pressure defense, which forces a slew of mistakes and ensuing points in the backcourt.

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Wilder’s club gets road win
Wilder’s club gets road win
LOUISBURG -- Defense, rebounding and spirited halftime speeches have been important intangibles of Lester Wilder’s successful tenure as the long-time girls basketball coach at Franklinton.
Each of those aspects was on display Thursday as the Lady Rams, thanks to a strong second half, roared to a 51-28 decision at rival Louisburg in a key NCC showdown at the LHS Gymnasium.

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FHS boys claim big conquest
FHS boys claim big conquest
FRANKLINTON -- In the teams’ meeting earlier in the season, Franklinton needed a late rally to get past homestanding Warren County in boys basketball action.
This time, however, the Red Rams took control early and went on to stop the Eagles by a convincing 69-44 margin Tuesday night at the FHS Gymansium.

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Hold The Phone -- It’s Elon
Hold The Phone -- It’s Elon
BUNN -- The adage that one phone call can change your life held true this week for Bunn High School senior football standout Andre Davis.
After weighing his scholarship options from several colleges, Davis had all but decided to attend Winston-Salem State University.

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Cedar Creek to host game
YOUNGSVILLE -- Cedar Creek Middle School’s Dream Team (faculty and staff) will meet the undefeated Harlem Superstars in a benefit basketball game on Feb. 11 at the CCMS Gymnasium.
The Superstars feature the likes of Kevin ‘Showboat’ Jackson, Chris ‘Chicken’ Turnquest and Ricky ‘7-Footer’ Lopes.
Tip-off is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.

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Wildcats Stifle SNHS
Wildcats Stifle SNHS
BUNN -- Whitney Bunn’s sharpshooting -- and Chepirah Neal’s free-throw savvy -- helped Bunn withstand a late Southern Nash rally to secure a 58-42 victory over the Ladybirds in a non-conference girls basketball game Wednesday at the Bunn Dome.

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County Sports Schedule Week of Feb. 6-12
High School Wrestling
TUESDAY
CLASS 2-A STATE DUAL PLAYOFFS
First, Second Rounds at Home Sites    TBA

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Lady Hurricanes get past Catawba Valley
Lady Hurricanes get past Catawba Valley
LOUISBURG -- Playing close games isn’t necessarily to Mike Holloman’s liking,  but it certainly is getting his Louisburg College women’s basketball squad prepared for what should be a competitive Region X Tournament.
That event won’t be held until March in Kinston, meaning Holloman and Company will have to endure another heart-stopping month before playing for the right to qualify for the nationals.

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Special Upset For LHS
Special Upset For LHS
LOUISBURG -- After a season of near-misses, Louisburg first-year boys basketball coach Dontae Lassiter finally got to enjoy the view from the other side Thursday night.
LHS, which has lost a slew of close games in 2010-11, broke through in a big way against Franklinton in a crucial Northern Carolina Conference showdown.

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Wildcats pull away to defeat Warriors
Wildcats pull away to defeat Warriors
BUNN -- Whatever Gerald Melton’s strategic plans were Tuesday, they changed dramatically at halftime.
After watching Louisburg guard Ashton Mayers score with effectiveness in the opening half, Melton, who is Bunn’s veteran coach, opted to make stopping Mayers more of a priority in the second half of action.

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BERNICE D. CARROLL
  ZEBULON - Bernice Dwain Carroll, 63, of the Pilot Community, died Monday, Jan. 31, 2011 at Wake Med.

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WYNELLA C. MOORE
  LOUISBURG - Funeral services for Wynella Clifton Moore, 85, who died Monday, Jan. 31, 2011, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, at Faith Missionary Baptist Church, with the Rev. Greg Hall officiating.

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SHERMAN G. THOMPSON
   YOUNGSVILLE-  Sherman Gorrell Thompson, 87, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011 after a short illness.

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CHERYLL-ANNE BINKLEY
  LOUISBURG – Cheryll-Anne Binkley died Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011. Services will be held Friday, Feb. 4, at 11 a.m. at Lighthouse Baptist Church in Rolesville, 800 Louisburg Road.

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Alumni meeting set
The Vance-Granville-Franklin-Warren Chapter of the Fayetteville State University Alumni Association will meet Saturday, Feb. 5, at Spiritual Connections in Henderson at 11 a.m. All Broncos are welcome to attend.

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