King, NC News

• King, NC News
• The ultimate sacrifice
• Exhibit to feature pieces by Stokes artists
• Library system to host first Poker Run for Readers
• Stokes communities to observe Memorial Day
• Stokes News to observe early deadline
• Second primary to be held for several state races
• Walnut Cove town manager moving to Connecticut
• Martin arrested on drug-related charges
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• What’s Going On
• School lunches to increase 15 cents next year
• Fire marshal investigating ‘suspicious fire’
• Schools propose saving jobs with $1 million from fund balance
• WC police search for armed robbery suspects
• Gov. Perdue signs executive order related to fracking
• Anti-fracking group to hold organizational meeting Tuesday
• West Stokes High School Class of 2012 graduates
• Meadowbrook Academy graduates four students
• North Stokes High School Class of 2012 graduates
• South Stokes High School Class of 2012 graduates
• Man drowns in Dan River after trying to save friends
• High schools to hold graduations this week
• An Evening with The Cleverly’s
• County considers health insurance, jail service plans
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• ‘Fracking’ controversy draws crowd to library
• Relay for Life draws record crowd
• Willie Nelson to play in Pinnacle
• Yadkin Arts Council calls for art entries
• What’s Happening in Local Government
• Operation Generation Decline nets 10 arrests
• May 6-12 marks Arson Awareness Week
• Cell tower construction planned for end of year
• King Council to discuss budget next week
• Painting event draws renowned artists to Stokes
• Incumbents prevail; amendment passes
• Polls close at 7:30 p.m. — Results to post online
• National Day of Prayer celebrated
• Arts Council seeks artist grant applications
• Principal, teacher of the year named at South Stokes
• Chad Williams sworn in as Walnut Cove police chief
• Standoff ends with no injuries
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Coalition members speak at local government meeting
• Fatal wreck occurs on Moores Springs Road
• Residents voice opposition to ‘fracking’
• In memory of Jamie…
• Danbury in consideration as filming location
• Early voting ends Saturday
• Extended unemployment benefits to end May 12
• Glitch leads to disclosure of personal info
• Chad Williams named police chief of Walnut Cove
• Info on Walnut Cove sidewalks, PD revealed
• Stokes Partnership for Children receives Apple Foundation grant
• Little Folks Festival celebrates children
• School board adjusts 2012-13 calendar
• Environmental Awareness Days engages fifth-graders
• The artists are coming!
• St. Philip’s Day to be held
• Three artists to be featured in Apple Gallery in May
• USO celebrates Triad Tribute to the Troops
• Sale to benefit family resource center
• Republicans battle in primary for new 6th District
• Congressional Candidate: Howard Coble (Incumbent)
• Congressional Candidate: Bill Flynn
• Congressional Candidate: Billy Yow
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Campaign begins to re-hire Conaway as police chief
• Crews respond to house fire in Walnut Cove
• Pine Hall Missionary Baptist to participate in outreach day
• State helps counties restore water resources
• Scouts dedicate new Sandy Ridge Veterans Memorial
• Commissioners pass resolution supporting marriage amendment, 3-2
• Library system announces photo contest winners
• Stokes County holds Battle of the Books competition
• Groups celebrate National Volunteer Week
• Health department offering free screenings in April
• King Moravian Church schedules pipe organ concert
• Veterans memorial to be dedicated in Sandy Ridge on Saturday
• Little Folks Festival set for Saturday
• YMCA encourages kids to play, learn at Healthy Kids Day
• Fire breaks out at Country Cafaye in King
• Walnut Cove board pursues grants, discusses budget
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Relay for Life to be held May 11 in honor of Mabe
• Hanging Rock State Park trail to be renovated
• Commissioner Candidate: Rebecca (Becky) Boles
• Commissioner Candidate: Leon Inman
• Commissioner Candidate: Stephen James
• Commissioner Candidate: Jimmy Walker
• Four battle for commissioner seats
• Farmer’s Appreciation Day draws hundreds
• SCC hosting annual employment fair April 18th
• Photo contest held in conjunction with sustainability project
• Libraries hosting Preschool Multicultural Days
• Volunteer weather observers wanted across state
• Carolina Farm Credit to issue patronage checks
• Health department promotes immunization
• Wood: Retaining young professionals is key to Stokes economy
• Voter registration ends Friday
• County to weigh in on marriage amendment
• County takes issue with King denial of annexation request
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Campaign to raise funds for new animal shelter
• Walnut Cove commissioners amend town ordinances
• Farmers appreciation event set for Friday night
• Forsyth Tech expansions offer opportunities for residents
• Suspect arrested after murder in Pilot Mountain
• Hatchery supported trout waters will open April 7
• King fire chief offers safety tips
• Walnut Cove begins search for new police chief
• King Council denies annexation of school property
• Barsness gets to work on Danbury plans
• County commissioners approve 2012 goals
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Deborah Cox named Stokes Extension director
• American Legion post celebrates 93rd birthday
• PROGRESS — Christian Awareness Program: Training up a child
• PROGRESS — Stokes Family YMCA celebrates 15 years of serving community
• PROGRESS — Mike Joyce portrait unveiled in courthouse
• Man charged with murder of Pinnacle resident
• PROGRESS - Doug Hutchens — A bluegrass treasure in Stokes
• PROGRESS — Horne Creek’s preservation apple orchard makes it a Stokes gem
• PROGRESS — Local band ‘Men in Black’ is resurrected
• PROGRESS — Local actors shine in recent film productions
• PROGRESS — Duncan awarded Order of the Long Leaf Pine for service
• King to ‘Hop into Spring’ with shopping night
• Thai Cafe celebrates anniversary with ribbon cutting
• PROGRESS — Justin Bulla inspires students to pursue the arts
• PROGRESS - Hometown hero Dustin Ackley prepares for second season in the major leagues
• PROGRESS — Taylor and Chad join forces to spread music
• Operation Medicine Drop a success
• What’s Happening in Our Schools: Stokes Early College High School
• ‘Fracking’ a future possibility in Stokes
• County evaluating $150,000 request from CenterPoint
• What’s Going On
• County approves 90-day hiring freeze
• Cocaine worth around $500,000 seized in Madison
• Gov. Perdue lauds economic boost from ‘Hunger Games’
• Rhodes Family Restoration and Memorial Inc. receives grant
• Apple Foundation helps ensure a bright future for Stokes County
• U.S. Naval Academy accepting applications for summer programs
• Standoff caused by medical-related issue ends; no one injured
• Stokes offers wealth of shooting locations for film and TV productions
• Local girl celebrates birthday by collecting gifts for others
• County approves Medicare repayment
• Sheetz opens in King to much fanfare
• Walnut Cove commissioners discuss goals
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• UPDATED — King keeps police department; mayor forced to break tie
• Operation Medicine Drop event to be held today
• King Council listens to public comments — Decision on how to proceed expected on Wednesday
• Stokes dairy producers reminded of MILC Program regulations
• King adopts social media policy — Public banned from commenting on city pages
• King City Council calls another meeting to discuss police department
• King resident charged with heroin possession
• County approves agreement to move forward with sewer project
• Boards approve bond applications for Lawsonville school addition, roof projects
• Feed Stokes 5K continues to grow
• What’s Happening in Our Schools: Pine Hall Elementary School
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Sheetz opens in King on Thursday
• Portrait of former Sheriff Mike Joyce unveiled at courthouse
• Walnut Cove establishes primary fire district
• UPDATED — Stokes County historian Bob Carroll passes away at 104
• County: More info needed before King PD decision
• King firefighter hit during wreck clean-up
• Be our guest! — Disney’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ comes to South Stokes High School
• King Elementary School honors Chad Tucker
• Salvation Army thanks Stokes residents for donations
• Library system offers ebooks, audiobooks
• Barsness selected as new Danbury town administrator
• County to discuss law enforcement in King on Monday
• Diocese on St. Philip’s: ‘Decision is final’
• Commissioners to hold another goals session today
• King Council cancels police car orders, sets public comment session
• Residents brainstorm strengths, challenges at sustainability forum
• UPDATED — Filing period ends; primary could determine commissioners
• County enters into agreement with owners of suspected puppy mill
• Stokes County historian Bob Carroll passes away at 104
• King Council cancels police car orders, sets public comment session
• Officer resigns, another suspended
• Calendar set for next school year
• King Council agenda includes police department items
• UPDATED — What’s Going On
• Health department releases annual health report
• Prescribed burns set in Stokes
• County considers funding for Lawsonville school addition
• Danbury Council considers replacement for Ellis
• King Chamber announces business of the third quarter
• Filing period ends — Four vying for county commissioner seats
• Teen arrested in connection with stabbing incident
• Candidate filing ends today at noon for elections
• Doubleshot bike race to feature Moore’s Springs Trails
• Group hoping to ‘save St. Philip’s’ holds first meeting
• Stokes resident wins $100,000
• NC Pre-K Committee calls special meeting
• Annual concert to feature Larry Cordle
• Applications now being accepted for NC Pre-K
• Passer-by pulls man out of burning home
• Tornado watch remains in effect; severe thunderstorm expected
• Carroll and Conner to exhibit in the Apple Gallery
• Forum for sustainability project set for tonight
• Award-nominated movie features actor with ties to Stokes
• Public Records
• Snow day!
• School board votes on redistricting — Lines will remain the same; students will have options
• Group meeting to discuss St. Philip’s future
• Stokes News website debuts new design
• Stokes County Arts Council announces 2012 scholarship
• USDA announces Conservation Reserve Program general sign-ups
• Rosenwald legacy celebrated at historic Walnut Cove Colored School
• East Stokes Outreach forced to move; thrift store remains open in regular location
• ‘Operation Cupid’ nets 18 arrests
• King residents discuss city policing
• Will historic Germanton church leave Stokes? — Local groups offer alternatives to moving St. Philip’s Episcopal to Carrboro
• Filing begins for 2012 elections
• Chief: SBI determines complaint against King officer unfounded
• Hairston back behind bars
• School board continues discussion on school start date
• Public Records
• Walnut Cove police chief resigns, effective immediately
• King residents discuss city policing
• Rosenwald Day to be celebrated at Walnut Cove Colored School
• Search ongoing to salute outstanding senior volunteers
• Walnut Cove commissioners decide meeting day
• Home repair funds available for Stokes County residents
• Walnut Cove residents to pay more for water and sewer; late notices to be eliminated
• Ellis hired as new Walnut Cove town manager
• Principals weigh in on Chestnut Grove assignments — Board seeks comments from the public
• Filing period begins for 2012 elections
• Pickin’ at Priddy’s
• Commissioners set special meetings
• Program to teach people how to establish community gardens
• Chief: SBI determines complaint against King officer unfounded
• More than 150 dogs seized from Danbury puppy mill
• King Council discusses turning over police department duties to sheriff's office
• Sign-ups begin for Feed Stokes 5K
• Will camp for food
• Permanent drop-off box for medications now at sheriff’s office
• Law enforcement works to combat ATV issue
• Council members discuss sidewalks in Danbury
• CenterPoint to hire around 90 people
• Norovirus infections spreading widely across the state
• School board torn between early, late school start
• Winter Dessert Theatre Series begins next week
• State champion Lady Vikings receive rings
• Art exhibit to benefit animal shelter draws crowd
• Two Walnut Cove residents arrested on drug charges
• Art exhibit to benefit Stokes County Animal Shelter Opening reception set for Friday
• County approves bid for Danbury water system improvements
• DeltaAlert system to be introduced to residents next week
• Summit Street heats up Fire departments participate in training exercise
• Stokes News website debuts new design
• ‘Mom’s Choice Awards’ contest kicks off
• State to help people catch up on unpaid taxes
• School board considers reassigning some students to West Stokes
• SSHS to dismiss early due to water line break
• Arts council receives grant from Reynolds American Foundation
• Hospice center to host Valentine card contest
• Business Extravaganza continues to grow
• Local government officials share news, discuss ATVs and projects
• County officials reflect, look forward
• MLK legacy celebrated in Walnut Cove
• Town of Walnut Cove employees facing changes
• Changing meeting days and choosing a mayor pro tem Disagreements voiced at Walnut Cove town meeting
• Granddaughter of Stokes County residents to compete in Miss America pageant
• MLK March set for Monday in Walnut Cove
• The year in review Top Stokes County news stories of 2011 — part II
• Overall decrease in property values expected
• King approves resolution
• Financial issues discussed at Walnut Cove meeting Will improvements be made to current town hall?
• Pushing for a commercial building code in Walnut Cove
• Bullins to lead Discount Tire Dodge NNS team
• Whitt featured in the Apple Gallery this month
• Pet food drive collects hundreds of pounds of food for local pets
• The year in review
• Southeastern renovations on target for completion by August
• Third annual Business Extravaganza set for Jan. 19
• Reception held on Smith’s last day at library
• Stokes Family YMCA offers special joining fee this month
• Three arrested in connection with break-ins
• Women spread holiday cheer at Opportunity Center
• North Carolina child death rate lowest yet
• Walnut Cove firefighters, auxiliary members given awards
• Grants awarded to first responders
• One-day clothing outlet a success
• News to observe early deadline again
• Wildcats bring home Frank Spencer Holiday Classic title
• Redistricting map approved for King elementary schools
• Christian, Buddhist flags to fly at King Veterans Memorial
• Commissioners approve Delta Alert System
• King swears in new police officer
• Safe Kids NC warns of battery ingestion dangers
• West Stokes advances to Frank Spencer title game
• Safe Kids NC reminds parents not to toy with safety
• NC Teaching Fellows Program honored by Special Olympics North Carolina
• Girl Scouts declares 2012 the Year of the Girl
• ‘Make the World a Better Place’ deemed a success
• King Library and Forsyth Tech offer job skills class
• New Danbury council members take office
• The Flowers of Christmas
• Letters to Santa
• Scam serves as reminder to remain vigilent
• Habitat looking for families
• News to observe early deadline
• Smith retiring after 28 years at the library
• Byrd facing break-in charges
• Three football players named to all-state team
• Weekend basketball roundup
• Salvation Army Honor Card gives gift of hope
• HandsOn NWNC to collect books for MLK Read-In
• EnergyUnited to offer programs to help political hopefuls run, prepare for public office
• Stokes financial audit receives praise
• Eight arrested in break-in cases
• Fire destroys house on Hickory Fork Road
• Former mayor Ken Starnes passes away
• Walnut Cove celebrates Christmas with parade
• King holds annual Christmas parade
• Book examines regulator movement in colonial N.C.
• NC FFA receives grant from Tobacco Trust Fund Commission
• Nominations sought for 2012 Wildlife Conservation Award
• New publication provides tips on managing backyard habitat for reptiles and amphibians
• Pilot man charged with assault with a deadly weapon
• Two men arrested in connection with break-in
• Walnut Cove opts to pursue water-sewer grant
• Nickels for Know-How referendum passes with overwhelming vote
• Stokes News to stream West Stokes basketball tonight
• Dan River Basin Association awarded grant
• Walnut Cove holds Christmas parade
• Statewide initiative to engage rural young people with communities
• King Christmas Parade draws a crowd
• 10% Campaign reaches $10 million milestone in dollars spent for local food
• Holiday tips offered for pet owners
• Break-in cases net eight arrests; one wanted for arrest
• Former mayor Ken Starnes passes away
• All-conference teams announced
• Christmas is celebrated in Historic Danbury
• Chamber plans ‘Night on the Town’
• Saying goodbye to a Local hero… Former Stokes County Sheriff Mike Joyce laid to rest
• Stokes County native’s design leads to $100,000 Gates grant
• Walnut Cove welcomes holidays with tree lighting
• Sustainability Festival focuses on food production
• Drawing held for N.C. Big Sweep
• Report shows lower number of fires, increased fire deaths
• Expanded Web site offers insurance tools for small businesses
• City looking for volunteers for boards
• Former sheriff Mike Joyce laid to rest
• Grants awarded from Bill Johnson Trust to Benefit Stokes County
• Wildlife Commission adopts fishing, wildlife management proposals
• Foxx votes for balanced budget amendment
• West Stokes Wildcats are state champions
• Wild Cats trail 14-7 at the half
• North Stokes to present ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Community gives Wildcats big send-off
• Thousands expected to attend Joyce funeral
• News to stream basketball games
• Santa program provides assistance for seniors
• Stokes County loses another hero: Former sheriff Mike Joyce has died
• West Stokes prepares for state championship
• West Stokes rallies late to defeat Shelby
• Jogger finds missing woman
• County considers Delta Alert system
• Community celebrates Thanksgiving
• Hunter education program says ‘hunt like the future depends on it’
• Library hosts program on endangered red wolf
• BOE views proposed redistricting plans for King
• CenterPoint approved to operate Medicaid waiver
• King Christmas Parade postponed
• Salvation Army in need of volunteers, donations
• Sandy Ridge community kicks off Christmas season
• Churches combat hunger in Stokes County
• Help Stokes Holiday Concert to feature Fort Bragg’s Army Ground Forces Band
• Tree stand safety should be a top priority for hunters
• West Stokes advances to state championship
• Turkey leftovers make good meals
• Sheriff offers tips for safe shopping during holiday season
• King News: Nursery and greenhouse to hold open house
• Fire destroys two homes in Pinnacle area
• Commissioners presented with secondary road construction plans
• Community leaders recognized at awards banquet
• Piedmont Local Food arrives in Walnut Cove
• Goodwill NWNC partnering to offer youth program in Stokes
• ‘One day’ is here
• Tips for a healthy Thanksgiving
• Basketball season begins in Stokes County
• Arts council receives grant from Wachovia-Wells Fargo Foundation
• Avoiding nasty germs and flaming turkeys on Thanksgiving
• Cooperative Extension to present backyard streambank buffers program
• CenterPoint receives accreditation from URAC
• Clash of the undefeated: West Stokes dominates South Iredell
• Hunters asked to report sightings of diseased deer
• Pesticide Disposal Day set for Nov. 30
• Early deadline to be observed for Thanksgiving
• Clary to walk 60 miles in honor of loved ones
• The magnitude of the sacrifice Celebrating Veterans Day 2011
• Sheriff’s office discovers meth lab
• The passing of a hero Former sheriff and WWII vet Clyde Duggins is laid to rest
• Commissioners get look at new mental health system
• Social Services can help with heating costs
• Schools face issue of hungry students
• USDA Farm Service Agency encourages ag producers to vote in committee elections
• Stokes DSS and Salvation Army team up for Christmas assistance
• OneMain Financial collecting food donations
• Southeastern Middle School Warrior 5K race set for Saturday
• Training burn postponed
• National Adoption Day set for Nov. 19
• SPCA of the Triad launches ‘Spay Waggin’
• DSS adds additional day at Southwestern Center in King
• Families find food, fun at Noah’s Park festival
• Clothing outlet event to benefit families in need
• Stokes County United Fund kicks off 2012 fundraising
• Wildcats advance to sectionals with win over Cuthbertson
• Playoff run ends for South Stokes
• Benefits available to veterans
• Give An Hour, help a veteran
• Sheriff’s office discovers meth lab
• The passing of a hero: Former sheriff and WWII vet Clyde Duggins dies at 90
• Students to be recognized at chamber awards banquet
• Veterans to be recognized across county
• Arrests made in armed robbery in King
• Madison residents charged with conspiracy to commit murder
• Fatal accident occurs on Highway 268
• Stokes assists in heroin distribution ring investigation
• Walnut Cove opts out of contract with All-American Associates
• King Council opts not to pursue grant
• Walnut Cove mayoral candidates speak out
• Wildcats cruise to easy victory over Greyhounds to finish the season unbeaten
• Time Change for WC Halloween
• Give food, save money
• Comstock arrested in N.Y.
• Response to "Concerned about Cross Dress Day"
• What trick-or-treaters are doing around Stokes County
• Be scary, but safe: Halloween safety tips for the trick-or-treaters
• King Chamber to hold awards banquet in Rural Hall
• Dixon withdraws from Walnut Cove race
• Stokes Commissioners approve buying new EMS equipment
• Comstock arrested in N.Y.
• Walnut Cove man charged with sexual felonies
• Stokes Commissioners approve buying new EMS equipment
• Dixon withdraws from Walnut Cove race
• Pinnacle man wanted for indecent liberties with minor
• Wildcats clinch Northwest Conference Championship on Senior Night
• King water plant superintendant arrested, suspended without pay
• Walnut Cove mayor job up for grabs
• Stokes seniors are hungry, too
• King City Council candidates meet in Q&A Forum
• Danbury Town Council has two seats open
• One in eight women will suffer with breast cancer
• Walnut Cove mayor job up for grabs
• Stokes County getting in on the act to fight breast cancer
• Pinnacle man charged with murder
• Stokes Arts Council announces cast for The Living Storybook
• Stokes County native to make feature film debut
• CenturyLink expands HighSpeed Internet service to customers in Walnut Cove
• A body discovered late Sunday night in Pinnacle has been identified as Stephen Lloyd Reid
• King Holds Candidates’ Forum
• Defense shines as Vikings topple Cardinals
• Authorities Arrest Man On Child Pornography Charges
• Cat's Kitchen: Autumn means pumpkins
• Goodwill to begin serving out-of-school youth
• North Stokes Homecoming
• Stokes County United Fund kicks off 2012 fund-raising
• Two arrested on multiple drug charges
• Two arrested on multiple drug charges
• Stokes County remembers domestic violence victims
• Walnut Cove DMV office to reopen
• Ellis excited about coming to Walnut Cove
• Making sure your yard is not “the ugliest!”
• Suspects arrested in Quaker Gap burglary
• Ellis excited about coming to Walnut Cove
• Byron Ellis accepts interim Walnut Cove manager position
• Early morning murder in Walnut Cove
• Walnut Cove Board schedules interviews for town manager
• Flu season lurks around the corner
• County progresses on Meadows sewer project
• Hanging Rock celebrating 75th anniversaray
• Scott-Fest 2011: Celebrating a life well-lived
• Gearing up for Fire Prevention Week with useful tools
• Early morning murder in Walnut Cove--Husband suspected of shooting wife
• Veterans Affairs program to provide health care information
• Name chosen for new elementary school King welcomes Poplar Springs Elementary School
• Running the race… Two King women fight to end leukemia
• Stokes County Fair rolls into town!
• USDA outlines SURE eligibility requirements for Stokes County 2011-12 crops
• Driver charged in hit-and-run in Walnut Cove
• It’s all a matter of balance Falls Prevention Awareness Week events on tap
• How will Walnut Cove manage?
• King Police Officer under investigation
• Never forgetting 9/11
• Walnut Cove Small Town group plans for the future
• Mountain Valley Hospice & Palliative Care announces the opening of its newest office at 129 Veteran’s Drive in Pilot Mountain
• It makes me wanna STOMP!
• Planning for severe weather
• N.C. Cooperative Extension offers disaster preparedness expertise
• Walnut Cove Board considers cost-saving measures
• Stokes Stomp Parade brings “Music, Music, Music!”
• County manager Rick Morris remembers 9/11
• Correction
• Where were you on 9/11?
• “Think Stokes First”… “Buy Local” campaign could bring millions of dollars into Stokes County
• County manager Rick Morris remembers 9/11
• How September 11 has changed Stokes County
• London News: Baileytown Christian Church celebrating 43rd Choir Anniversary
• Operation Northern Border Keeping track of registered sex offenders
• County manager Rick Morris remembers 9/11
• YMCA of Northwest NC to merge with Iredell County YMCA Merged organization will serve nine-county radius
• Stokes Stomp approaching for the 37th consecutive year
• Nancy Reynolds holds flag dedication ceremony to honor military
• Three suspects charged for stealing farm equipment
• Hit and run causes closure of block in downtown Walnut Cove
• Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospital has a new name Pioneer Community Hospital of Stokes is now official
• What’s up with mental health in Stokes County
• Red Bank School moved to a new location One of the oldest schoolhouses in Forsyth County relocates to Horizon’s Park
• Matt Dylan and Katelyn Marks headline 37th Stokes Stomp
• Sheriff Marshall 89th annual training conference
• SCC offers free “The Business of Gracious Hospitality” seminar
• Produce Lady promotes farmers markets
• Help Stokes County by buying local foods
• Water woes in Walnut Cove
• Health clinic in King still a hotly-discussed issue for commissioners Feasibility study planned for the future
• The fight to end prescription drug abuse/misuse Stokes County is making a stand
• Inspired to write… Stokes County women published in Chicken Soup books
• “I say you can” Walnut Cove woman loses over 100 lbs. and encourages others
• Whole lotta shaking going on. . . Earthquake felt in Stokes County
• Sheriff holding a knife sale to benefit children
• Farm grant program creates jobs, income
• Insurance Commissioner launches Health Insurance Smart NC
• Yadkin Riverkeeper calls on online voters to win grant
• Walnut Cove Fire VFD on probation
• No Biz Left Behind: Learn how to improve your business’ online presence Free breakfast offered
• Another smooth start for Stokes County Schools
• USDA reminds local producers to file Adjusted Gross Income Consent Forms with IRS
• Stokes County teacher being investigated for sexual misconduct
• State library announces change in Genealogical Research Services hours
• Aircare 2 operates from Elkin Airport now Faster service for Walnut Cove
• Husband commits suicide after woman found dead Couple’s seven-year-old daughter found safe
• Dearmin is resigning from Walnut Cove Town Manager position
• Calf trapped in well in Westfield--Animal Rescue workers rush to scene for successful removal
• Operation Pickup targets suspected drug dealers and users
• Drastic decrease in utilities payments to county Stokes to get $127,000 less despite Duke Energy’s revenue increase and increased rates
• Remembering local Civil War volunteers A roadside marker is dedicated at the Confederate Muster Ground in Pinnacle
• Ringing in a new school year Stokes County’s 2010-11 Principal of the Year feels blessed to be at Lawsonville Elementary
• NCDOT discusses local highway projects
• Local Red Cross blood supply remains at seriously low levels
• Walnut Cove Board votes to deny zoning request Closed session later leads to advice from attorney
• Low-cost spay/neuter will be available next week
• Why you don’t need renter’s insurance!
• School days, school days… Stokes County Schools open their doors next Wednesday
• King City Council denies the schools’ request to waive capacity fees
• State Representative Holloway tours Priddy Manor of King
• EMS will keep one of three positions proposed to be cut
• Treasury to end over-the-counter sales of paper U.S. savings bonds Action will save $70 million over first five years
• Stokes County sex offender located in New Jersey
• “The Produce Lady” E-newsletter promotes N.C. fruits and veggies
• Family records online collection covers 96 N.C. counties
• Veterans Affairs program to provide health care information
• King Masonic Lodge lays cornerstone for new building
• Muscular Dystrophy Association needs donations for camp
• UPDATED STORY: Man shot and critically wounded in Germanton Another victim was hit with a baseball bat
• Life in the Health Lane N.C. health, agriculture officials warn of dangers of drinking raw milk
• Man shot and critically wounded in Germanton--Another victim was hit with a baseball bat
• New free app brings cultural resources to android market
• N.C. health officials urge caution during heat wave
• Successful weight loss program to be offered online in August
• At-large scholarship program for young women
• Summer reading winding down at local libraries
• Final municipal election filings are in
• School budget is finally complete SRO’s lost, teaching positions left unfilled
• Rock House to be subject of original play
• The Produce Lady shares canning tips live online
• UPDATED STORY: Recovery efforts underway at watershed in Pinnacle Kayaker disappeared in lake on Sunday
• Bill Johnson Trust to benefit Stokes County
• AAA Carolinas recommends preventative maintenance during second hottest summer on record
• Pinnacle man will be tried for statutory rape
• The few and the proud After 42 years, these Marines still sticking together
• Hylton takes a leap of faith Resignation from Cooperative Extension was final June 30
• From feral cats and coyotes to tax bills July commissioners meet to discuss wide-ranging issues
• Statewide artist directory announced Application deadline is Aug. 15
• NC Veterans Park dedication features Stokes vets
• Filing for municipal elections ends Friday at noon
• Zoning request the big issue at Walnut Cove meeting
• Tensions rise at Veterans Memorial Citizen speaks out at King City Council meeting
• Tensions rise at Veterans Memorial Citizen speaks out at King City Council meeting
• Stokes lenders join new business loan program
• U.S. Treasury reports direct deposit up in hurricane-prone states
• King Library to display Civil War Sesquicentennial photography exhibit
• Progressive things afoot in Danbury Budget passes with no tax increase; curbside recycling to begin soon
• Minor girl in King attacks police officers
• Stokes celebrates Independence Day
• County budget in place for new fiscal year Taxpayers will see four-cent increase
• School system shuffles employees for new school year
• Celebrating the Fourth…
• County hospital is now being leased Pioneer Health Services, Inc. will take over
• King City Council passes 2011-12 budget
• A new tradition starting in Stokes… Quaker Gap is hosting a Fourth of July parade
• Cutest Kids Contest is a huge success Seven winners are announced
• Early deadlines for the holiday
• Veterans Memorial in King a hotbed of controversy again-- Original Christian flag protestor will now fly no flag for four weeks
• Marijuana found growing at Walnut Cove home Street value of $192,000
• What will be the name of the new school in King? School board hears ideas
• Stokes Soil & Water holds annual awards banquet
• Energy-saving tips from Duke Energy
• Stokes folks gather to watch Ackley’s MLB debut--Big screen viewing in the South Stokes auditorium
• Hospice & Palliative CareCenter hires new president and CEO
• Ackley hits first career home run as Mariners fall to Phillies
• Ackley shines in MLB debut
• Ackley expected to take the field in Seattle--Local fans will watch in the South Stokes Auditorium
• BREAKING NEWS: Former South Stokes star Dustin Ackley to make MLB debut with Mariners on Friday
• Christian flag causing controversy again in King
• Two teens arrested for large string of crimes Perhaps 100 vehicles were broken into
• Walnut Cove Board approves 2011-12 budget
• West Stokes graduates go out in style
• Expect success… South Stokes High School Class of 2011 takes flight
• In pursuit of excellence… North Stokes holds commencement ceremony
• Mendenhall chosen as new superintendent of schools
• Ban on electronics in landfills goes into effect July 1 Stokes County has a plan
• Summer reading programs at Danbury and Walnut Cove
• Safety campaign aims to reduce child drownings and entrapments
• Second year for “2nd Saturdays”—Family fun on a budget
• Relay for Life Stokes County 2011
• Why is the school system being blamed for proposed tax increase? This question was asked at the county’s budget public hearing
• Walnut Cove Mayor is resigning immediately
• Operation Second Strike tightens the noose on drug dealing in Stokes Twenty-two suspects, 87 criminal charges
• Stokes Farmer’s Market is in King
• Education needed on importance of early childhood investments
• Walnut Cove budget proposes raising garbage, water and sewer rates Board not in favor of COLA’s for town employees
• Honoring fallen soldiers… Memorial Day is observed in Stokes
• Fire at Town and Country
• Wine, Bid and Boogie set for June 4 in Germanton Event to benefit Stokes County Arts Council
• Observing Memorial Day around the county
• Remembering a tragic day in Stokes WWII bomber crashes, killing five
• Get ready to vote in the Cutest Kids Contest!
• Safe summer boating at Belews Lake
• Senior center will hold “Senior” Senior Prom on Saturday night
• Ruritans to meet Thursday night
• Editor’s Note: Events listed in the calendar must be submitted in writing
• Baileytown pastor will speak at Springfield Baptist pastoral anniversary
• Ruritans will hold Veterans and Community Appreciation Day on Saturday
• New county budget calls for four-cent tax increase County workers could be laid off
• Seussical opens this week at South Stokes
• One dead, three injured in King wreck
• Walnut Cove man threatened President, Billy Graham, others--Ronald Brim sentenced for mailed threats
• What’s Happening in Area Churches Editor’s Note: Events listed in the church calendar must be submitted in writing
• Preserving the musical paths of Stokes… Royce’s Jam to debut at Moratock Park next week
• What’s Going On
• Public records
• Board of Education looking for public input in naming new elementary school
• Germanton man may have been robbed by his daughter
• UNCG Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducts local members
• PART route and schedule adjustments—effective June 1
• Enjoy local strawberries at their best
• West Stokes High School third quarter honor roll
• Honoring some of Stokes County’s finest… National EMS Week continues through May 21
• Head-on collision kills Walnut Cove woman, injures another
• FUNday will continue breaking down stigma-related barriers
• Hanging Rock backcountry hike
• Congressional Art Competition deadline approaching
• Walnut Cove Board may consider lowering speed limits in town
• Walnut Cove man charged with sex crimes against a minor Cook allegedly fathered a child by his girlfriend’s daughter
• Walnut Cove chooses Davis and Hamrick as new town attorneys
• Commissioners eye rate, fee hikes
• Traveling Archivist Program helps preserve N.C. history
• Public records
• What’s Going On
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Greater Grace Temple’s spring revival starts Monday
• Deadline for organic growers to apply for funding is near
• Will Clyde Amos Road become a dead end road? A petition has been submitted to abandon part of it
• Commissioners set dates for budget workshops
• Prizes being announced for Cutest Kid Contest
• Fire at Parkdale causes minimal damage
• Warning signs posted adjacent to Walnut Cove Town Hall
• Storing Up Stokes Memories--Letting history be the future: Jessup Mill reopens
• Looking for the cutest kid—Is it yours?
• Walnut Cove town meeting gets tense
• Warning signs posted adjacent to Walnut Cove Town Hall
• Walnut Cove Small Town Main Street Committee plans for next year
• Correction
• What’s Going On
• Breaking ground in King Work begins on the new elementary school
• King Elementary School third quarter honor roll
• What’s Happening in Area Churches
• Public records
• Mount Olive Elementary School third quarter honor roll
• NC Rural Center Building Reuse Grant approved for Jessup’s Mill, Stokes County landmark
• National Child Care Provider Appreciation Day is May 6
• U.S. Treasury to “retire” paper check for new recipients of Social Security Will save taxpayers $1 billion
• Stokes County business leader advocates for Smart Start
• Arts Council seeking applications for Regional Artist Project grants
• Dead body found in Sandy Ridge Missing person had been reported earlier that day
• Lenhart takes over as Stokes County Health Director Wants to get public health information out to citizens
• Pine Hall Class of 1961 asked to tell life stories
• King Farmer's Market moving
• Dead body found in Sandy Ridge--Missing person had been reported earlier that day
• Stokes SCAN raises awareness for National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Storing up Stokes memories: Author of The Hairstons visits Walnut Cove
• Lost to history …. or loss of history?
• Walnut Cove gets closer to hiring attorney
• Calvary Baptist helping people recover from addictions
• Are you smarter than a fifth grader?--Read here to see!
• Art exhibit and Danbury Sidewalk Dedication in Danbury
• Winston-Salem man suspected of many burglary crimes in Stokes
• Celebrating Easter around the county
• Governor Perdue proclaims Alcohol Awareness Month
• Reader survey: we want to hear from you!
• Stokes County Extension Director Resigning
• Multicultural Day at Stokes County libraries
• After the storm: insurance tips
• Stokes County's fourth graders walk the old paths
• A cholesterol quiz
• Susan G. Komen NC Triad Race for the Cure is May 7
• Synthetic marijuana and designer drugs pose serious threat to youth
• Juvenile Court Improvement Project is a work in progress
• Marking African American history in North Carolina
• King man accused of raping a juvenile flees the area
• Severe weather threatens Stokes
• Act fast: the life you save may be your own
• The Little Folks Festival Has Been Cancelled
• Public hearing held on hospital RFP
• School board approves funding for preconstruction on school renovations
• Sweet springtime in Stokes! “It was the best of times. . .”
• Bad air infests Walnut Cove Board meeting
• Play ball! Opening day of Little League around the county
• Cooperative Extension to present season extension program
• Interrupted burglary in Walnut Cove leads to foot chase
• Economic Development Director excited about the revitalization of Walnut Cove
• No foul play suspected in death of magistrate
• Stokes has a new agriculture agent--Fulk appointed to Cooperative Extension position
• Operation Medicine Drop in Walnut Cove
• South Stokes student is laid to rest
• County hiring suspension is on--Commissioners’ vote was split
• Superintendent leaving Stokes--Dr. Hobbs accepts position in Yadkin County
• Walnut Cove teen critically injured in wreck
• What a difference a day (or two) makes!
• Dr. Bassiri’s dental license revoked--Medicaid fraud charged
• Stolen four-wheeler found--Two King teens arrested and charged
• Sen. Kay Hagan visits Danbury: Hearing grassroots issues was the focus
• Cutest Pet Contest winner
• March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month: Campaign for screening has begun
• Low interest loans found for school construction--School board approved for over $16 million
• Breaking and entering at Oakley’s in King--Suspect is arrested
• Operation Medicine Drop making its way to Walnut Cove
• The show will go on. . .Historic Sandy Ridge bluegrass concert is Saturday
• March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month--Campaign for screening has begun
• The Cutest Pet Contest: And the winner is. . .
• Should water rates be increased in Walnut Cove?
• March Mayhem at The Stokes News
• Commissioners work on goals for 2011
• Sex crimes against minors reported in Stokes
• Walnut Cove Commissioners wrestle over new town attorney
• King residents pack City Hall once more--Proposed apartment complex creates controversy
• Help available for starting community gardens in Stokes
• Farmer Appreciation Day coming up in March
• Interim county manager getting reoriented
• Fate of Stokes Reynolds is still up in the air
• Spring has sprung in the garden!
• Increased attention given to breaking and entering cases
• Lawsonville men arrested for area break-ins
• Three Winston-Salem men arrested in Pinnacle break-ins
• EDC presents quarterly report--Broadband access is still a big goal
• Illegal burning contributes to fires--Firefighters all over Stokes get no rest
• A Valentine’s story. . . Two hearts now beating as one--King couple married in hospital room
• Westfield family burned out of home
• Holloway is named chairman of two committees
• Two Stokes County students arrested for drugs--Sheriff’s Office goes undercover to stop crime
• Morris will serve as interim county manager
• Making things safer for citizens--Metal detectors randomly set up outside courtrooms
• New technology benefits elementary school readers
• Fire caused by cigarette destroys mobile home--High winds on Monday spread even more fires
• Young men charged with break-in at 704 Grocery--Oldest may have been involved in nine other break-ins
• NC’s high response rate helps census stay under budget--Finals savings estimated at $1.6 billion nationally
• Walnut Cove town attorney resigns
• King Fire District tax increase on the horizon?--City Council votes to allow fire chief to request one
• Hanging Rock State Park to conduct prescribed burn
• Walnut Cove will return property to Lois Dodson Smith--Donated house will not be used for town hall
• Toddler run over by tractor
• Northwestern Regional Library now offering downloadable eBooks and audio books
• Susan G. Komen For The Cure grants come to Stokes
• Missing Walnut Cove girl is home at last--Faith Manuel vanished over 7 months ago
• Operation First Strike nets 24 suspects--A total of 85 drug-related charges
• Sisters attend first-ever National Pro-Life Youth Rally
• Virginia Foxx sworn into office for fourth term--Foxx votes to make Rep. John Boehner Speaker of the House
• Poor winter air quality helped by indoor plants
• Campaign launched to build NC’s local food economy
• Cutest Pet Contest
• Morning fire destroys Walnut Cove home
• Missing Stokes girl found safe in Louisiana
• King man charged with rape of a child
• Commissioners to vote on requesting lottery money--Money available for school capital projects
• The old has become new again: ribbon-cutting and dedication at Nancy Reynolds
• Correction
• Cutest Pet Contest--Buddy Lawson: a real miracle
• WXII looking for new talent
• Embezzlement charges against county employee
• Coming together from all over Stokes. . . Second Annual Business Extravaganza is held in King
• Civil War Sesquicentennial planning
• Stokes County’s health director resigns--Josh Swift takes new position in Wilmington
• YVEDDI proposes public transportation rate increase--Will Stokes County go into the van business?
• Stokes County Schools will be open on Saturday
• Leaving a legacy through adoption
• Correction
• Cutest Pet Contest begins this week
• Brethren dwelling together in unity. . . MLK March brings a crowd to Walnut Cove
• Stokes County to establish Tobacco Control Coalition
• Stokes County receives grant for youth
• Weather-related bus wreck in King last week: school system forced to make tough decisions
• Domestic call leads to drug-related arrest in King--Man flees with child while intoxicated
• MLK Jr. March scheduled for Monday
• Walnut Cove Commissioners have first meeting of new year
• Fatal fire in Walnut Cove--Woman’s remains are found
• Pinnacle residents hear explosions--Two juveniles suspected in bomb-making case
• King Fire Department will request fire tax increase--Public hearing is Feb. 7
• SPC holds annual meeting
• Service is a lifestyle for this Ruritan
• Gentry Technology Center opens
• Special flags now fly at Veterans Office
• In with the new. . . Nancy Reynolds Elementary School is officially open
• The Year 2010 In Review
• Christmas in Historic Danbury
• Christian Flag will fly again at Veterans Memorial--City of King holds lottery to determine flags to be flown
• Nancy Reynolds Elementary School is set to open
• It’s official – McCanless Inn new Civil War Trails site
• And may all your Christmases be white. . .
• Give the gift of life this holiday season--Blood drive to honor seven-year-old boy
• The Year in Review: Top Stokes County news stories of 2010
• Life with Barny
• More funding from Diabetes Today to help Stokes County
• Walnut Cove gets clean audit report
• Disabled man kidnapped and robbed in King
• Possible international drug bust in Stokes County--Suspected ties to Mexican drug cartel
• What will be the fate of Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospital?--Commissioners approve sending out RFP
• Flying a flag at the Veterans Memorial in King--Applications are now being taken
• Star Catchers catch the eye of the Governor
• United Fund kicks off 2011 campaign
• South Main Street upgrades moving forward in King
• It’s Christmas time in the city!
• Reception for County Manager Steen
• County commissioners hold organizational meeting--Lankford is new Chair
• It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
• School board swearing in
• Bennett retires from Sheriff’s Department
• Sudden snow!
• Christmas in Historic Danbury!
• We love a parade!
• Medicare annual election period began Nov. 15 and ends Dec. 31
• Frigid weather brings fires in its wake--Stokes County gets grant for smoke detectors
• Stokes says good-bye to its county manager--Bryan Steen’s final day is Dec. 10
• National Adoption Month
• NC’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program sign-up
• Stokes County’s longest sitting sheriff retires: Mike Joyce’s last day is Tuesday
• Commissioners pass school capital project ordinance--Controversial item added to agenda that night
• Stokes County’s financial audit is complete--High ratings for Stokes but dark economic prognoses ahead
• King Elementary School first quarter honor roll
• Giving thanks. . . Danbury pastor is thankful for two pacemakers
• Danbury water project should eliminate significant leaks
• Chamber to recognize local students
• The greatest sights at Hanging Rock State Park… that you have never seen
• Attorneys advise King residents to focus their anger in the right direction
• The citizens speak! Two sides of the schools story. . .
• Early deadlines. . .
• Autumn’s splendor
• Neuroendocrine Tumor Cancer Awareness Day--Local man is undergoing treatment
• Send a “Touch of Home” this holiday season
• Chamber will honor local leaders
• State board suspends local doctor's license for 30 days
• Honoring America’s veterans: Stokes County has two Veterans Day services
• Government-supported cell phones for low-income families
• New area director for USDA Rural Development
• Stuff the turkey – not yourself!
• Sandy Ridge Historical Society Tour
• Foxx extends Service Academy application deadline to Nov. 15
• Halloween Contest winners
• Longtime North Stokes principal is honored--Vikings’ football stadium is now “Eugene Lyons Stadium”
• Walnut Cove Board discusses zoning changes
• Operation Medicine Drop comes to King--Residents are urged to dispose of old medications
• New schools coming to Stokes--Commissioners vote to appropriate $26.5 million for school construction/renovation
• North Stokes teacher/coach fired--Gil Carroll was arrested at football game
• Republicans ride a wave of victory--Marshall wins sheriff’s race; school board shaken up
• King City Council finally takes action on flag--Crowd’s displeasure breaks out
• Seasonal flu confirmed in North Carolina
• Local meter reader wins $1 million lotto prize
• Candidates pledge to make changes in Stokes County
• Hundreds expected for rally in King--March for the Christian flag is Saturday
• Murder in Westfield--An arrest has been made
• A last supper. . .Volunteers at the Veterans Memorial say good-bye
• Thousands attend rally to show support of the Christian flag
• Election 2010: Candidates on the issues--NC Senate
• Amendment will be on ballot Tuesday
• Election 2010: Candidates on the isues--NC House
• Halloween around the county
• Election 2010: Candidates on the issues--School board
• Election 2010: Candidates on the issues--County Commissioner
• Election 2010: Candidates on the issues--SHERIFF'S RACE
• Operation Salute nets 18 arrests
• The latest in fall fashion!
• Tornadoes touch down in Stokes--King hit hard
• Sauratown Trails to host Mountains-to-Sea Trail event
• Lash pleads guilty to sexual offense charges--Sentence is 168 to 206 years
• Grants available for NC farmers
• Taking the reins at DSS: Kristy Preston is named director
• Local fiddlers convention draws large crowd
• Housing funds available in Stokes County
• Engineer chosen for Walnut Cove Capital Improvement Plan
• Fight the good fight, King residents say--Public meeting is held on Christian flag issue
• Focus on smoke alarms for Fire Prevention Week
• School may start earlier next year
• “If we build it, they will come”--Ribbon-cutting is held at community college site
• King City Council meeting was standing room only--Residents can speak out again on Monday
• Prayer walk in King at Veterans Memorial
• “Our hope endures”--Suicide awareness walk in Walnut Cove
• KingFest draws record crowds
• Remembering veterans at King Central Park
• Big Sweep is Saturday in Stokes
• Suicide Awareness Walk is Sunday
• Fall festivals not over yet--Two major ones being held this weekend
• Superintendent’s new contract is approved--There will be no increases
• McTeacher’s Night this Tuesday in King
• Southeastern Middle School evacuated: Smoke reported from blown transformer
• Marijuana-growing operation suspected in Pinnacle
• Peaceful activity escalating at King Central Park--A freestanding Christian flag is being guarded th
• Standing guard: Veterans join Rolling Thunder to man the Christian flag
• Former commissioner speaks at Walnut Cove meeting--Lewis urges town board to work together
• Good-bye to the summer. . .
• Peaceful protesters march in King--They want the Christian flag back up
• King City Council votes to remove Christian flag--The vote was not unanimous
• Pedestrian killed in King--Man was lying in the road
• Stokes County Fair and Festival Days
• Lockdown at three area schools--Man is seen carrying weapon near West Stokes
• Town of Walnut Cove receives large grant
• Cloudy water in Walnut Cove safe to drink
• King police officers will have their own patrol cars--Council did not agree on the vote
• Outreach Ministry celebrates new addition with building dedication
• School superintendent could see salary increase--School board reviewing Hobbs’ contract
• Festival daze--Two annual festivals upcoming; another cancelled
• Teenager drowns at Moratock on Labor Day
• The beauties of summer
• Urgent need for blood donors
• Early deadlines
• County noise ordinance revisions put on hold
• Danbury considering escalating civil penalties
• Apparent murder/suicide near Lawsonville
• Public invited to discuss tourism
• County bus driver arrested--Brought a gun onto school campus
• The bad news. . . New schools desperately needed
• Stokes County gets big economic boost
• Smoking is banned in all county buildings--Tight vote by commissioners
• Public Servants of Stokes: A shift in leadership at DSS--Saying good-bye to Spencer
• The good news. . . Budget finally approved for county schools
• Pow Wow held in King
• Stokes County receives “A” in recent study
• Attempted rape in King
• Stokes County Schools gear up for brand-new school year
• Qualifying for a Medicare program with lower prescription drug costs
• The harvest is ripe!
• Yadkin Valley Pioneer Heritage
• Musical festival hopes to draw attention to recent cycling deaths
• Has an illegal Danbury campground been reopened?--Owner says no, but that a film crew was there
• Case of stolen newspaper racks may be solved
• No answers yet on drowning at Belews Lake
• Bologna sandwiches are now legal at Priddy’s--Some want to post signs there to warn the public
• Go ahead and jump!
• Stokes News Web site offers new interactive features
• Will smoking be prohibited in county buildings?--This issue will come to action at the next commissi
• Stokes County’s community college campus is becoming reality--Early College High School opens
• Sparks fly at Walnut Cove Board meeting
• King City Council takes a stand--A unanimous vote to keep the Christian flag at Veterans Memorial
• Governor Perdue pays a visit to Stokes
• Danbury joins the ranks of no tax increase--Budget passes unanimously
• Sunflower summer
• Walnut Cove girl is still missing--Photo is released of man she may have run away with
• Independence weekend celebration: County to host military band performances
• School board race is candidate-packed
• Another Walnut Cove girl disappears
• Pine Hall man is run over
• Proposed elementary school pushing to open doors by 2012
• Correction
• Searching for a runaway girl--Walnut Cove teen may be with man she met online
• Wreck takes out power lines in King--Power lost for hours throughout downtown
• Is debris from Forsyth County schools being dumped in Stokes?
• Blood drive helping save lives overseas
• Independence weekend in Stokes
• No tax increase in King--Mayor forced to break the tie of a split council vote
• Campground said to be operating illegally in Danbury is shut down
• A river rescue at Moratock Park--Fourteen-year-old saves two grown men
• King library holds discussion on Susie’s Law
• A change in county phone numbers
• No bologna sandwiches yet at Priddy’s
• Will Pine Hall lose a railroad crossing? DOT in the process of deciding
• Stokes Soil & Water holds awards banquet
• Wreck in Westfield kills two
• Marijuana found in northern Stokes
• Reigning Junior Miss North Carolina reflects on an eventful year
• Routine bicycle ride turns deadly in King--Raises questions of how to prevent accidents between bicy
• Man killed when run over in King--Drugs seized shortly afterward
• Type O negative blood levels drop to critically low levels--Local blood drives will help
• Two more candidates file for school board
• Priddy’s Store should soon be making bologna sandwiches again--Rep. Holloway introduces legisl
• Health Center promotes recreational water illness prevention practices
• WCU announces local spring graduates
• Goodbye to Brook Cove--Old tobacco stemmery is being demolished
• Commissioners keep tax rate steady: Budget passes with 3-2 vote
• Correction
• The latest on election filing
• Health director selected for national program on leadership and management
• South Stokes Senior Cording Ceremony
• King City Council recognizes officers for their bravery
• 2010 Census follow-up phase ahead of schedule in NC
• Opium/heroin trafficking charges in King bring high bond
• Walnut Cove Board of Commissioners choose auditors for town finances
• First Football Practice
• Gettin' hitched!
• New fireworks law could put damper on Fourth
• Blood drives coming to Stokes County
• Germanton man charged with murder
• A Stokes County man is doing more than just fighting fires--Josh Wright wins Top Gun and Tough Man c

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