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Larry Donell Perry (relevance: 100%, date: Nov 9, 2026)
FRANKLINTON, NC -- On October 21, 2026 Larry Donell Perry at age 68, passed away at his residence in Franklinton, NC. Larry was born on November 29, 1957, to the late James Edward Perry and Marie Perry in Washington DC.

PATRICIA E. BAKER (relevance: 49.5%, date: Oct 30, 2026)
LOUISBURG, NC -- Graveside services for Patricia E. Baker, age 77, who died on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, October 30, 2026 from the Perry's Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, Louisburg, NC.

Cases against three suspected killers wind through court (relevance: 31.8%, date: Nov 4, 2026)
LOUISBURG -- The cases against a trio of suspected murderers continues to wind their ways through court.
Franklin County sheriff's deputies arrested Demetrius Brodie on Oct. 15, alleging he was responsible for killing 38-year-old Stephone Perry and 43-year-old Keith Sneed at a home on Carver Street just outside of Franklinton's town limits during the early morning hours of Oct. 10.
Brodie, 41, had an appearance in Franklin County District Court on Nov. 2. The matter was continued until Dec. 8.
He is being represented by attorney Buzzy Gardner.

Franklin Facts (relevance: 23.2%, date: Dec 26, 2007)

Voters shake up commission, state offices (relevance: 23.2%, date: Nov 4, 2026)
LOUISBURG -- Tuesday's election shook up the board of commissioners and school board, as well as the county's representation in the General Assembly.
The incumbent sheriff retained the county's top law enforcement post.
Political newcomer Darin Wilder beat out Incumbent County Commission Chair Roxanne Bragg for the District 2 seat, 3,852 votes to 2,758 -- ending Bragg's tenure on the board after one term.

Shouldn't Louisburg treat a gift with a bit more care? (relevance: 7.7%, date: Nov 4, 2026)
Now, it's on to Turkey Day and the holidays that will arrive much quicker than many of us realize -- and before some of us are ready!
The good news is that election day is behind us -- but at the time this was being written, the outcome was still a mystery.
Hopefully by the time you are reading this, the votes will have been counted -- at least most of them -- and we should know what voters decided.
But one thing is certain, the time has changed, the colors of the leaves are still bright but falling rapidly, the air is sometimes chilly and thoughts of the holidays are becoming increasingly vivid.