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Local club hamin' it up for a very serious purpose (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
WAKE FOREST -- Amateur radio operators spent last weekend sending signals and messages around the world, testing a set of skills that could be invaluable in an emergency.
Members of the Franklin County Amateur Radio Club set up at a home near the Franklin/Wake County line, taking in the American Radio Relay League Field Day -- where Hams from across North America establish temporary radio stations in public locations to demonstrate their skill and service.

Margaret Hill
May 14, 1943 - June 20, 2026 (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
Manakin Sabot, VA -- Margaret Mashburn Hill, age 83 of Manakin Sabot, VA, passed away peacefully on June 20, 2026. She was predeceased by her husband, Jimmy Hill; parents, Arland and Ella Mashburn; sister and brother-in- law, Arlene and Ray Hodges; and granddaughter, Scarlett Hill. Margaret was dedicated to her God, family, and friends.

Bobbie Jean O'Neal (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
Franklinton, NC -- Bobbie Jean O'Neal, age 85, of Franklinton, passed away on June 23, 2026. She was born on November 21, 1940, in Franklin County, NC.

How tax dollars are being spent (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
Dear editor: A wise newspaper editor once said political parties (in power) spend money just in different ways.
This Republican administration:
•White House Golden Ballroom - estimate $600 million (half from taxpayers)
•Independence Golden Arch - est. $100-400 million.
•UFC event at the White House - Security & Logistics - $10-$12 million.

Whip this column out in 50 years and see how things turned out (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
Watching Franklinton leaders drop a stainless steel box, the size of a mini fridge, into a relatively shallow grave made me think about legacy ... and mortality.
When you hit 50, you start to realize that, more than likely, there are more years behind you than ahead of you.
And, that probably means that when leaders open that time capsule 50 years from now -- a stainless steel, hopefully weather- and under-earth-proof box full of things meant to tell the story of 2026 Franklinton 50 years from now -- I either won't be here or won't be in too great a shape to fully appreciate the experience.
That is, unless in a Jetsons future, my brain is transferred into a cyborg. Then, all bets are off.

About Us (relevance: 100%, date: Dec 7, 2005)

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Sports Links (relevance: 50%, date: Mar 29, 2006)

FESTIVE (relevance: 50%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
Amber Kerley, foreground, rushed to pop bubbles as fast as Taylor Wallace, background, with Imagine Circus, could generate them. Franklinton's Independence Day Celebration featured food, fun, games and live music, getting a jump start on the country's 250th birthday.

Schools OK interim budget because state is late, again! (relevance: 50%, date: Jul 1, 2026)
LOUISBURG -- In what has become a routine late June action, the Franklin County Board of Education passed a "continuing budget" Tuesday night that will keep schools operating until the NC General Assembly can pass a new state budget.
The state -- and all local governments -- are supposed to have a new budget in place before the beginning of a new fiscal year on July 1 but for years the General Assembly has not met that deadline, leaving other government agencies scrambling.

YOUTH LINKS (relevance: 50%, date: Aug 26, 2007)

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