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Mudcats announce game starting times
Mudcats announce game starting times

ZEBULON -- The Carolina Mudcats recently announced home game times for the 2024 regular-season schedule at Five County Stadium in Zebulon.
The home opener is set for Tuesday, April 9 at 6:30 p.m. versus the Down East Wood Ducks.
The first game of the season is slated for Friday, April 5 in Salem.


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Plant spring flowering bulbs now for beautiful color later
Plant spring flowering bulbs now for beautiful color later

There is a wide range of Narcissus that is grown commercially. The so-called hardy types are generally called "Daffodils" or "Jonquils;" while the tender types are called "Paperwhite" or " Tazetta" Narcissus. Flower sizes can range from one to five inches in diameter, depending on the cultivar. Some cultivars have multi-flowered inflorescences. Flowering periods are cultivar and weather dependent. Therefore, there is Narcissus for almost all garden and landscape uses.


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Minnie Grey Inscoe Champion

LOUISBURG, NC-- Minnie Grey Inscoe Champion, age 93, died on Sunday, December 17, 2023. She was preceded in death by her parents (Elijah Perry Inscoe and Ima Dora West Inscoe), seven siblings, and her husband, Walter Johnson Champion.


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Nancy Kearney Perry

Franklinton, NC--Nancy Kearney Perry, age 64, died December 11, 2023 at her home, surrounded by her loving family.


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Otha Lee Sneed

Franklinton, NC--Otha Lee Sneed, age 72, died December 10, 2023 at Franklin Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Louisburg, NC.


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Shawn Lorenzo Fogg

Franklinton, NC--Funeral services for Shawn Lorenzo Fogg, age 52, who died on Wednesday, December 13, 2023, will be held on Saturday, December 23, at 12 p.m. from the First Baptist Church in Franklinton with Rev. Eddie Williams officiating. Burial will follow in the Fairview Cemetery.


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Dr. Linda T. Holley
October 6, 1940 - September 20, 2023

Louisburg, NC--Dr. Linda Tarte Holley of Louisburg, NC died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday, September 20, 2023, the end of a long battle with dementia.


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A. Pauline "Polly" Cheaves
July 31, 1922 - December 14, 2023

Louisburg, NC--Annie Pauline (Polly) Cheaves, 101, of Louisburg went to be with her Lord on Thursday, December 14, 2023.


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SALLY C. MURPHY
March 14, 1933 - December 12, 2023

LOUISBURG, NC--Sally Blane Credle Murphy, 90, of Louisburg, passed away Tuesday evening, December 12, 2023, at her son and daughter-in-law's home.

Sally was the daughter of the late Jeff Fulford and Sallie Glenn Hooks Credle. She was preceded in death by her husband, Percy Gray "P.G." Murphy, Jr. and her brother, Allen Credle. She was a retired Franklin County school teacher of thirty-three years. Her life was greatly enriched by her students.


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SALLY C. MURPHY
March 14, 1933 - December 12, 2023

LOUISBURG--- Sally Blane Credle Murphy, 90, of Louisburg, passed away Tuesday evening at her son and daughter-in-law's home.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 1
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 1

Katie Warren gets a good view of Franklinton's parade last Thursday night.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 2
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 2

Town of Franklinton Events Coordinator and jack of many trades Destiny Russell throws out candy at the end of the parade.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 3
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 3

From atop a fire truck, these folks had a fine view in Alert.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 4
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 4

Louisburg Lions Club members Sonny Merrill, Sheri Merrill and Dwayne Turner enjoy Alert.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 5
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 5

Grinch Matt Perry, Lillian Perry, Marshall Perry, and Erin Perry in Alert.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 6
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 6

The Gatekeeper/Steven Hayes Construction float was festive.


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Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 7
Parades in Franklinton and Alert as different as night and day, pics 7

Franklinton Parade Grand Marshal Anita Mann-Fuller


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Costs expected to rise in next school budget

LOUISBURG -- The Franklin County Board of Education officially adopted its budget resolution for the 2023-24 school year Monday night after several months of waiting on final figures from the state that have a direct impact on funding at the district level.
And no sooner than they adopted this current year's budget they switched focus and began evaluating priorities for next year's budget.


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Christmas Parade pics, 1
Christmas Parade pics, 1

Layla Stoudemire has a nice hold on her "chicken" while aboard the Franklin County Sharpshooters float. The float earned the Alert Parade's award for best float entry.


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Christmas Parade pics, 2
Christmas Parade pics, 2

Leon and Michele Duncan filled in for Santa and Mrs. Claus last Thursday night during Franklinton's Christmas parade.


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County weighs in on proposed Lake Royale water system transfer

LAKE ROYALE -- With some conditions, Franklin County commissioners consented to a transfer of water service at Lake Royale.
Red Bird Utility Operating Company LLC's acquisition of the service from Louisiana-based Total Environment Solutions Inc. ultimately has to be approved by the State Utilities Commission -- which is currently reviewing the matter.


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Franklin County officials opt for full-time legal aid

LOUISBURG -- The Franklin County Board of Commissioners has agreed to hire a full-time county attorney.
The decision came following a closed session on Dec. 4.
And, it comes 15 years after county commissioners considered a full-time attorney, but relented because of the cost.


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Election filing period continues

LOUISBURG -- The filing period continues through Friday, but already, local and state races loom.
County Commission District seats 1, 3, 5 and 7 are up for election on the Board of Commissioners and, so far, Ryan Williams and Logan Davis have filed for the Democratic and Republican party nominations, respectively, for District 1.


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FRANKLIN FACE
FRANKLIN FACE

Alert parade participant Sonny Merrill


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County students who demonstrate gratitude recognized by board

A student from each Franklin County School was honored Monday night for living the character trait "Gratitude" during November.
Each student received a certificate and a bag of candy, presented by Superintendent Dr. Rhonda Schuhler and Board Chair Dr. Elizabeth Keith.


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