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LOUISBURG - Funeral services for Cornell “Connie” Bowden Wilson, 79, who died Sunday, July 10, 2011, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at First Baptist Church of Louisburg, with the Rev. Fredrick Johnson officiating. Burial will follow in the Wilson family cemetery.
LOUISBURG - Dan Gray Arnold, 70, died Monday, July 11, 2011, at his home. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Flat Rock Baptist Church cemetery with Pastor Bobby Murrell officiating.
ZEBULON - Clifford L. Mutart, 22, died Saturday, July 9, 2011. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 14, at Massey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Hopkins Chapel Baptist Church cemetery.
LOUISBURG – James “Jim” W. Bartley, 85, of Louisburg, died Tuesday afternoon, July 12, 2011, at his home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Strickland Funeral Home & Crematory, Louisburg.
FAYETTEVILLE - Edd Williams Jr., 94, died at NC State Veterans Nursing Home, Fayetteville, on Saturday, July 9, 2011.
YOUNGSVILLE - William “Billy” Newell Conyers, 74, died Tuesday, July 12, 2011, at his home. Funeral services will be held Friday, July 15, at 11 a.m. at Ebenezer United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Anita James officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
WENDELL - Albert Redicavage (Uncle Al) of 2129 Edgemont Road, Wendell, born on February 13, 1954 in Hartford, Connecticut, died peacefully at Duke Hospital in Raleigh, NC on July 10, 2011. His footprints will forever be remembered.
LOUISBURG - Daisy Brantley Rowe, 85, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on July 11, 2011.
Mrs. Rowe was one of four children. She was born to Henry Neil and Beulah Pauline Brantley on April 24, 1926, in Elm City, N.C. She was born again on April 12, 1952. She was married to W.E. Rowe on October 2, 1944.
By: Martha Mobley, Franklin County Cooperative Extension Agent
Anytime I write an article concerning dealing with a drought on farms, it seems to rain. Let’s hope this article works for the summer drought of 2011.
When grass is limited in pastures due to drought, there are several things you might consider to extend your grazing potential.
A Franklin County resident and author is finally ready to host a book signing.
Linda Turner, an Air Force veteran who has since undergone a number of harrowing events, wrote “God Gives Second Chances - A Red Rose For the Future,” and put it out for public consumption with the help of Changing Lives Book Publishers.
The Franklin Soil & Water Conservation District expects to receive its cost share allocation from the state for nonpoint source pollution control from agricultural activities. These funds are available to assist farmers to install conservation practices which help decrease the amount of sediment, nitrogen, phosphorus, chemicals and other pollutants in the surface and ground waters of the state.
By: GEOFF NEVILLE, Times Sportswriter
LOUISBURG -- After his team had defeated Bunn in the first round of the Tar Heel District 8-Under Softball Tournament, Louisburg head coach Robert Fagan was confident in the fact that his All-Stars would again meet the Green and Gold -- and probably for the championship.
By: GEOFF NEVILLE, Times Sportswriter
LOUISBURG -- Youngsville’s Flames lived up to their nickname during action at the Tar Heel 10-Under District Softball Tournament.
Indeed, the Flames were on fire during an impressive weekend of action that was capped with a 2-0 victory over Bunn in the championship matchup at the Louisburg High School Softball Field.
By: GEOFF NEVILLE, Times Sportswriter
BUNN -- Any doubts about Warren County’s credentials heading into the Dixie Youth Major League Baseball Tournament were quickly erased in its tourney opener when the All-Stars defeated perennial championship threat Bunn.
By an 18-0 score, no less.
Bunn entered Tuesday’s play just two victories away from picking up the programs first-ever state baseball championship.
The Green and Gold, coached by Larry McKeithan, took a 4-1 record into the day’s proceedings, which began with a rematch against the Stanley All-Stars in a bracket title game.
Members of the Bunn 8-Under Tar Heel District Softball Champions are (back, l to r) Coaches Randall White, Gwen Parrish, Todd Nazelrod and Chris Perry; (middle, l to r) Alex Parrish, Cameron House, Elizabeth Winstead, Elizabeth Parrish, Caroline White and Emily Bowden; (front, l to r) Madison Hamilton, Albany Turner, Julia Perry and Lorelei Ray.
Members of the Youngsville 10-Under Tar Heel District Softball Champions are (back, l to r) Coaches Ed Twiss, Jerry Faulkner, Tony Poole and Davis Capps; (middle, l to r) Ramsey Schlafer, Britney Davis, Kennedy Capps, Amanda Murray, Morgan Young, Hayley Poole and Dallas Brock; (front, l to r) Emma Jones, Jessica Faulkner, Shay Seward and Machaela Twiss.
Members of the Louisburg 8-Under Tar Heel District Softball Second-Place Finishers are (back, l to r) Coaches Don Barefoot, Brian Leonard, Robert Fagan, Bert Edwards and Dana Holloman; (middle, l to r) Shelby Sykora, Abigail Fagan, Lauren Calaminici, Brenda Hernandez, Cassie King, Sally Ketterer and Laine Barefoot; (front, l to r) Alexandra Edwards, Sarah Fagan (Bat Girl), Madi Leonard, Raylee Nowell, Taylor Leonard and Ragan Holloman.
Members of the Bunn 10-Under Tar Heel District Softball Second-Place Finishers are (back, l to r) Coaches Melissa Bell, Lee Salter and Chris Wolinski; (middle, l to r) Madison Wolinski, Katelyn Robbins, Caroline Bell, Alex Denton, Emily Bell, Morgan Bush and Valerie Kehrer; (front, l to r) Madison Albino, Caison Files, Casey Salter and Hannah Nazelrod.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. -- The Carolina Mudcats hit five homers over a doubleheader sweep of Huntsville, leading the Mudcats into sole possession of second place thanks to a pair of 6-2 triumphs over the Stars at Joe Davis Stadium on Monday night in Class AA Southern League baseball action.
RALEIGH -- Kyle Prairie, Director of Ticket Sales for the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, has announced the team’s mini-season ticket plans for the 2011-12 season. Mini-season ticket plan-holders can opt for a 26-game plan, or choose between three different 12-game plans.
LOUISBURG -- The Louisburg Lions Club Youth Football and Cheerleading program is accepting registrations for its 2011 season.
Ages 6-12 as of Aug. 1 are welcome to participate in Mini Mite, Mighty Mite and Pee Wee leagues.
Cost is $30 per person. A copy of a birth certificate is required.
By: GEOFF NEVILLE, Times Sportswriter
WILSON -- Franklinton High School will once again participate in the Seventh Annual Brittany For The Boys Soccer Showcase.
The event, which features some of the state’s top programs, will be held Aug. 26-27 at picturesque Gillette Park in Wilson.
Members of the Franklinton Major League All-Stars were (back, l to r) Coaches Nick Tabron and Donathan Muldrow; (middle, l to r) Semaj McCowan, Alan Hicks, Isiah McClean, Cameron Aiken, Chris Ayscue and Israel Lockamy; (front, l to r) Ryan Boz, Donathan Muldrow, Lance Parker, Andres Ardilla, Christian Watson and Cameron Smith. The team competed in the Major League District Tourney in Bunn.
KEY ALL-STARS. (L to R) Keith Edwards and Chandler Broughton are on the roster for this season’s Louisburg Major League All-Stars, who are competing in tourney action this week in Bunn.
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