The N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources continues to enforce a burning ban, which involves Franklin County.
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By Geoff Neville, Times Sportswriter
STANHOPE - Tradition-rich Bunn may be off to a slow start, but Southern Nash head coach Robbie Kennedy isn’t offering any apologies for last Friday’s 55-49 home decision over the Wildcats.
“Anytime you beat Bunn, it’s a good win,’’ Kennedy said. “They are a very scrappy team. They come out and play hard.’’
DOBSON - Five players scored in double figures as Louisburg College closed out the first half of its men’s basketball campaign with a 96-84 decision last Saturday at Region X rival Surry Community College.
The Hurricanes, coached by Aaron Denton, improved to 10-2 overall and 3-0 in league action.
Win with grace, lose with dignity.
That’s what I was taught during my younger days. Which was kind of funny, considering my youth league coaches often got ejected from games.
Or there was my elementary school basketball coach, who blatantly cheated in an attempt to change the outcome of a contest that we’ve long since forgotten about. But the memory of him doing that will remain with me forever.
CHAPEL HILL - Here is the final results for last Saturday’s North Carolina High School Athletic Association State Championship Football Playoff Games:
SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- Listed is the North Carolina roster for this Saturday’s Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Football Game, scheduled for 1 p.m. at Gibbs Stadium on the campus of Wofford University:
LOUISBURG - The Louisburg Warriors won three times and lost once while holding a series of home meets in prep wrestling action last Friday at the Edward Best Elementary School Gymnasium.
One of the highlights for LHS came against traditional power North Johnston, as the Warriors came away with a 43-42 victory.
BALTIMORE - Louisburg College went into Christmas Break on a strong note by collecting a trio of victories last weekend at the Charm City Women’s Basketball Classic.
The Lady Hurricanes, who have only been defeated once this season, topped Globe Tech (68-58), TCI (81-35) and Baltimore City (88-34).
LOUISBURG - Listed are early-season results from the Louisburg Parks and Recreation Department’s Youth Basketball League:
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This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist. Each issue, we will post a cartoon without a caption and you get to fill in the punchline.
This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist. Each issue, we will post a cartoon without a caption and you get to fill in the punchline. Here are a few guidelines that may help you submit the funniest line...
This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist. Each issue, we will post a cartoon without a caption and you get to fill in the punchline. Here are a few guidelines that may help you submit the funniest line...
This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist. Each issue, we will post a cartoon without a caption and you get to fill in the punchline. Here are a few guidelines that may help you submit the funniest line...
This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist.
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Here are a few guidelines that may help you submit the funniest line...
This is your opportunity to be an editorial cartoonist.
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Times photo by Donna Cunard
Betty Jo Redmond shows off a pineapple grown from the top of a cut pineapple. It has taken her about five years of careful attention and a lot of patience, but the plant has finally produced fruit.
The Franklin County Libraries will exchange $1 of amnesty toward patron fines for a can of food during the week prior to the Christmas holiday. The food collected by the libraries will be distributed by Care and Share. Amnesty will apply to existing fines only and will not offset fines yet to be incurred.
