Roxboro, NC News

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• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Snow is on the way!
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• Snow is on the way!
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• Snow is on the way!
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• Snow is on the way!
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• Snow is on the way!
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Snow is on the way!
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• SMS’ John McCain named county’s top principal
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Murder charges reduced againstpair charged in 1987 death of man
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Maggie Whitt begins serviceon PCC’s Board of Trustees
• Snow is on the way!
• Over 300 Personians cast ballots in first 2 days of one stop voting
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• 1:1 Laptop Initiative will put computer in all 7th graders’ laps
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Both DA candidates oppose ad focusing on federal tax lien against Wallace Bradsher
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Carson Allen claims Roxboro Junior Miss title
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• BOE to consider approval of school improvement plans
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Multi-county probe leads to arrests in connection with recent break-ins
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Saturday morning fire claims life of Roxboro man,seriously injures woman
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Snow is on the way!
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• City council will hold first meetingsince Mayor Brown’s death Tuesday
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• ‘Bittersweet’
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Commissioners, city council to meet Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Yearlong bridge workon Edwin RobertsonRoad nearing completion
• Snow is on the way!
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Roxboro man arrestedon stolen vehicle charges
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Snow is on the way!
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Snow is on the way!
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• Snow is on the way!
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• German exchange studentswelcomed to Roxboro atMayor’s Reception Tuesday
• Snow is on the way!
• Friday afternoon firedamages Hyco Lake home
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• RCS principal: SAT scores declined in ‘10, but remained above state, national average
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Friday is final day to register to cast ballots in Nov. 2 general election
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Commissioners delay decision on monofill
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Snow is on the way!
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Snow is on the way!
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Snow is on the way!
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Public hearing on proposed monofill set Monday
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Relay for Liferescheduledfor Oct. 22-23
• 240 businessesin city are past due on privilegelicense fees
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• New license plate agency opening Tuesday
• Snow is on the way!
• 3 to 7 inches of rain fell across countythis week
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Sunday crash claims life of Roxboro woman
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Snow is on the way!
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Snow is on the way!
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Snow is on the way!
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Snow is on the way!
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• County mourns the loss of Tom Brown
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Reaves named Region K’s top clerk to the board
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Two PCS administrators selected for inaugural class of NBPTS certification for principals
• Snow is on the way!
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Despite lack of rabies alerts, Personians advised to keep animals vaccinated
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Snow is on the way!
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Snow is on the way!
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Snow is on the way!
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Snow is on the way!
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• PCGH to build 10-unit apartment complex on Chub Lake Road
• Snow is on the way!
• Person’s jobless rate inches up slightly
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Registration drives held at Person high schools
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Hot, dry fall hurting Person County farmers
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• County honors host of early retirees Monday
• Snow is on the way!
• Instant runoff voting will appear on November ballot
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Flu shot clinics slated by healthdepartment
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Early voting will begin Oct. 14 atBOE office
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Alsco facility proposedas rec/senior center site
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Snow is on the way!
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Four PHS students arrrested following fighting incident
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• CenturyLink’s Internet expansion continues
• Snow is on the way!
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Deputies, policeprobe Tuesdayafternoon shooting
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Durham man indicted on four sexualassault charges
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Chief Boycher promotes five Roxboropolice officers
• Henderson woman jailed on $1 million bond on felony fraud charges
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Bus-eum provides Personians a glimpse at German POW camps during World War II
• Commissionersto select groupto promote sales tax hike
• CertainTeed on target for 2012 opening
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Snow is on the way!
• Move Over law will bemodified Dec. 1 to include electric utility vehicles
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Beatty will assume post on county school board Thursday
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Snow is on the way!
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Move Over law will bemodified Dec. 1 to include electric utility vehicles
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Beatty will assume post on county school board Thursday
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Henderson woman jailed on $1 million bond on felony fraud charges
• Bus-eum provides Personians a glimpse at German POW camps during World War II
• Commissionersto select groupto promote sales tax hike
• CertainTeed on target for 2012 opening
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Kiwanis Club’s onion sales benefit PMH once again
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Person Memorial Hospital celebrating 60th anniversary
• Snow is on the way!
• RPD’s newest officer ‘ready to work’
• Move Over law will bemodified Dec. 1 to include electric utility vehicles
• Roxboro teen faces murder charge following Sunday shooting in Burlington
• Beatty will assume post on county school board Thursday
• PHS has gains, declines in 2010 SAT numbers
• Henderson woman jailed on $1 million bond on felony fraud charges
• Bus-eum provides Personians a glimpse at German POW camps during World War II
• Commissionersto select groupto promote sales tax hike
• CertainTeed on target for 2012 opening
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person Co. woman drowns in farm pond
• Police probe Fridayshootingincident
• Move Over law will bemodified Dec. 1 to include electric utility vehicles
• Beatty will assume post on county school board Thursday
• Henderson woman jailed on $1 million bond on felony fraud charges
• Bus-eum provides Personians a glimpse at German POW camps during World War II
• Commissionersto select groupto promote sales tax hike
• CertainTeed on target for 2012 opening
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Snow is on the way!
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• BHCS’ staff development may be aidingtest scores
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Piedmont Community College announces changes in personnel
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Abby Powell & James Perkins show courage and characterin assisting Danny Powell
• Pecolia Beatty sworn in to serveremainder of Vickie Nelson’s term on Person Co. Board of Educa
• Rockets' Friday basketball games called off
• Policy updatespresented to BOE Thursday
• Snow is on the way!
• Tractoraccident claims life of county man
• BHCS’ staff development may be aidingtest scores
• Commissioners to appoint citizen committee to promote sales tax
• Piedmont Community College announces changes in personnel
• Timberlake man faces murder charges following shooting of Person couple
• Abby Powell & James Perkins show courage and characterin assisting Danny Powell
• Person Co. woman drowns in farm pond
• Police probe Fridayshootingincident
• Move Over law will bemodified Dec. 1 to include electric utility vehicles
• Beatty will assume post on county school board Thursday
• Henderson woman jailed on $1 million bond on felony fraud charges
• Bus-eum provides Personians a glimpse at German POW camps during World War II
• Commissionersto select groupto promote sales tax hike
• CertainTeed on target for 2012 opening
• Schools wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Voters to consider state constitutional amendment at polls in November
• Person deputies arrest man on sexual assault charges
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• Person County United Way Newsletter - Summer 2009
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