Yadkinville, NC News

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• Yadkin Soil and Water offer cost share to farmers
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• Septic systems maintenance pays
• Cooperative Extension to host Pesticide Disposal Day
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• local student to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade
• Bridge closes for construction in East Bend
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• Jones & Jones Jewlery robbed at gunpoint
• Yadkinville Town Manager graduates from municipal administration course
• Jonesville crime round-up
• Forbush Elementary 3rd quarter honor roll
• Fall Creek Elementary third nine weeks honor roll
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• Through April 28 Hand-Crafted: The Art of Furniture Making now open at the Welborn Gallery of the Yadkin Cultural Arts Center located at 226 E
• Two teens charged with Four Sisters robbery
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• Two men arrested in Austin Company scrap metal theft
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• Two teens charged in Yadkinville park vandalisms
• Children’s Center seeks volunteers to mentor for high-risk teenagers
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• In the March 29 edition of the Yadkin Ripple misidentified the town flag
• Two women charged with breaking and entering
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• National Weather Service seeks volunteer weather observers
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• Jonesville Elementary School Student of the Month
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• February was American Heart Month: A Focus on Heart Disease
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• National Children’s Dental Health Month: Teeth for a Lifetime
• Sunday, March 4
• Elmore-McNeill engagment
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• Yadkinville native earns Eagle Scout rank
• Fall 2011 Graduates, Deans’ List and Chancellor’s List Announced at UNCG
• SERC holds conference
• Ongoing —Guaranteed to warm you up during the coldest month of the year
• Fall Creek Elementary second nine weeks honor roll
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• Beef Producers Meeting
• Personalit Profile: Mayor Hubert Gregory
• Yadkin Arts Council theater nears completion
• County to take bids for jail construction
• Filing begins for elections
• Downtown Business Association elects officers
• Yadkin County Board honors retirees
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• Craven joins Ripple staff
• Forbush High students feed friends
• Kiter rolls to conference title at 138
• Forbush Elementary honor rolls
• The Yadkinville basketball miracle of 1950
• Yadkin County making a steady recovery
• Jonesville Elementary Students of the Month
• Berger challenges Gov. Perdue to debate over tax increase
• Healthy foods producer creating 28 jobs in Statesville
• Jonesville Boy Scout Troop resurrected
• Carolina Farm Credit recognizes Yadkinville Service Center
• Report: Sustainable Ag benefits NC farmers, environment
• Mason Parker Eddleman born Feb. 6
• Yadkin County farmer wins soybean yield contest
• Health and fire department team in smoke detector grant
• Searching for those who served in 2nd Infantry Division
• Surry Arts Council is accepting applications for the 2012-‘13 Scholarship Program
• Andrew Blake Wells born Dec. 2
• Yadkin County Library news
• Lady Falcons lose in 60-59 heartbreaker
• Yadkinville adds new creative scene
• Forbush High students help with mural
• Yadkin County Health Department’s employee of the year
• Mother writes book to help son
• HHS aids development of next generation broad spectrum antibiotic
• Boonville Elementary students give Pledge of Allegiance
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• East Bend resident nominated to attend U.S. Service Academy
• Gardner-Webb University Yadkin County honor rolls
• Boonville Dollar General rebuilt after burned down
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• Winston-Salem mayor cooks dinner for Hamptonville resident
• Adjacent stores to Dollar General suffer loses
• Forbush High students promote ‘Hands-Only CPR’
• STORYTIME for preschoolers will be held on Thursday
• Fall Creek Elementary honor rolls
• Yadkin Early College honor rolls
• Couple arrested for running meth lab in Boonville
• Yadkin County schools, Lowe’s Food partner for charity food drive
• Warrants issued for identified Rockford murder suspects
• Cuba comes to Jonesville
• Beware of spinning wheels: Starmount Middle School performs ‘Sleeping Beauty’
• Hugh Chatham Foundation honors Ripple associate editor
• Forbush Elementary honor rolls
• Use of fire department building, transportation plan discussed at Jonesville meeting
• $4.4 million allocated to pave Surry, Yadkin roads
• Yadkin Family YMCA offers special joining fee
• Yadkin County natives receive honors at East Carolina University
• Yadkin Valley Wayfinding project asks Yadkin County to join
• Unifi has one of the safest trucking fleets in U.S.
• Forbush HOSA victorious at District 7 competition/conference
• 4-H’ers win awards at NC State Fair livestock judging
• Jonesville postmaster retires afer 36 years
• N.C. gas tax increases 3.9 cents
• Jonesville Elementary Student of the Month
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• New law shifts some inmates from state to local jails
• Guardian ad Litem program adds another voice for foster care children in Yadkin
• Gardner-Webb University honors Yadkin County students for academic achievement
• Joshua’s Angels Center will be Toys for Tots county distributor
• Latest West Yadkin book released
• Yadkin Valley Brand presented to public
• Community Watch Night concludes Jonesville’s bicentennial
• Post-holiday safety for peak fire months
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• Two teens suspected in string of break-ins in three counties
• Joe Brown introduces West Yadkin Book 3
• Latest West Yadkin book released
• Forbush grad named Player Personnel Director for Columbus Lions
• ‘Yadkin Valley’ brand rolls out
• FAFSA Fridays provide assistance in obtaining financial aid
• Merry Christmas, from Cops Care
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• Fall Creek fifth graders implement ‘mad dash for cash’
• Yadkin, N.C. teen pregnancy rates fall in 2010
• Sheriff offers tips for safe holiday shopping
• Yadkin County Health Department offers tips on safe food handling
• Gov. Perdue urges White House to oppose California court ruling
• Stylish holiday party tips
• Cooking tips for the holidays
• Report: Children getting less sleep due to electronic media New NWF Guide for parents to help kids get more sleep
• Yadkin Ripple accepting recipes for contest
• 6 charged in multi-county drug ring
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• Cops Care to feed elderly Thursday
• Tribune accepting recipes for contest
• N.C. State Fair awards 343 medals in 2011 wine competition
• NC seniors in DC to fight for Social Security, Medicare
• N.C. farmers eligible for grant awards
• N.C. ranked most favorable regulatory environment for business
• YVEDDI helps find jobs, teach self-reliance
• Gov. Perdue urges legislature to pay for extra school days
• Christmas tree fires likely to be more serious than average home fires
• Hagan supports Middle Class Tax Cut Act
• Childcare boosts N.C. businesses by billions
• Hundreds attend Yadkinville Christmas Parade
• Starmount High assistant principal helps build school in Dominican Republic
• Yadkin County hires emergency services director
• Students awarded for Superindendent Christmas card contest
• Fall Creek Elementary announces honor roll
• SPEVCO field trip brings new marketing strategies to life
• CEFS initiative will support new incubator farms
• Phase II construction green-lighted on performing arts theater
• National Influenza Vaccination Week is Dec. 4-10
• Shop smart and safe this holiday season
• Chairwoman of Wilkes Democratic Party to run for Congress
• Help The Salvation Army provide Christmas for Yadkin County families in need
• What your Yadkin County Environmental Health Department does for you
• The Untold Experiences… is just what the doctor ordered
• Team Attila participates in Yadkin Go Far 5K
• Generous donation given to Starmount marketing department
• YCAC board president appointed to N.C. Arts Council board of directors
• Yadkinville town clerk retires after 46 years
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• Christmas spirit parades through town
• Three students win Christmas card art contest
• Jonesville man charged with Wilco armed robbery
• Farm Service Agency director to retire
• Widowed Persons Organization of Yadkin County off to great start
• Yadkin distance education opportunity for degree from Appalachian
• Huff Funeral Home to collect, distribute toys to needy Yadkin children this Christmas
• Yadkinville woman charged with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver controlled substances
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• Warrants issued for two men for burglary, larceny, assault
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• Yadkin organization offers hand to poverty-stricken families
• Commissioners discuss protecting Yadkin County watershed
• Jonesville FD assistant chiefs: We do our jobs
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• Parents voice concern about sex ed program
• YCSO charges Mount Airy man with possession of mass destruction weapon
• Yadkinville company starts apprenticeship program
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center News
• News at a Glance: Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
• SCC Selects student leaders for Ambassador Program
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• The Untold Experiences of a Navy Corpsman takes bronze, silver
• Three local emergency service personnel assist with last Triad Flight of Honor
• Boonville Community Public Library News
• Heather Macy, medical lieutenant, resigns from Jonesville Fire Department
• Boonville votes in favor of sale of malt, mixed beverages
• Nov. 14-21: Hamptonville site open to collect gift-filled shoe boxes
• Help stock the food bank!
• Families of Historic Courtney
• Yadkin unemployment rate among lowest in area
• ‘ABC’s of Starting a Business’ seminar to be held at Elkin Center
• Yadkin Valley Community Band starts a new season
• New gift shop opens in your backYARD
• Nearly 200 local students to run in Yadkin Go Far 5K
• USDA Commodity Food Distribution set for Nov. 19
• Yadkinville commissioners approve special events ordinance
• Commissioners start the ball rolling for new jail, renovated playground
• Hagan urges colleagues to support bill to hire veterans
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• Hagan salutes Military Family Month
• Veterans Affairs program to provide health care information
• Small Business Loan seminar to be offered Nov. 8
• Local Sheriff offers tips for a safe Halloween
• Volunteers needed for tax season
• Customized Training Program helps attract and retain business in North Carolina
• “Woman’s Right to Know Act” in effect
• North Carolina celebrated food day in a big way
• Stay safe on the spookiest day of the year NFPA’s tips on staying fire safe for the holiday
• Nickels for Know-How Check-off Vote Set for Nov. 16, 2011
• Church Briefs
• Families enjoy Yadkin Family Fall Festival
• Group to provide fellowship for widowed persons
• Yadkin County receives an ‘A’ transparency rating
• Meet the Jonesville Council candidates
• Help the YMCA stock the pantry this fall
• Free Scary Face Pancakes for kids Oct. 28 at IHOP
• Yadkinville PD charges three for breaking and entering, larceny
• A lot of ‘horsepower’ for Joshua’s Angel Center
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• Help fuel blood supply and Red Cross will fuel your car!
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• Google and Duke turn pig poop into energy
• Gov. Perdue Requests Legislative Action on NC Pre-K
• Autumn Leaf Train Excursions through beautiful mountains, valleys of N.C., S.C., Va., Ga.
• Red Cross, Pitney Bowes encourage public to thank American service members though Holiday Mail for Heroes Program
• Starmount grad completes MLRS Crewmember Advanced Individual Training course
• Rep. Hollo to run for new House Seat Mark Hollo will seek re-election to new N.C. House Seat representing Alexander, Yadkin and Wilkes counties
• Not just a place, but an experience
• Yadkin County Public Library News
• Yadkin Valley festival was a ‘grape’ success
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• Come hang out at the Dobson Fall Fest
• Jonesville awards water plant construction bid; Fire Dept. has surprise 9-S inspection
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center
• Date set for Yadkin County park renovation public workshop
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• Yadkin Community Chorus Begins ‘Messiah’ Rehearsals
• Yadkinville hires new manager
• SCC awarded Military Friendly School title from G.I. Jobs
• Owner of Yadkin Valley Community Hospital files for bankruptcy
• NC Advanced Manufacturing Alliance grant includes Surry
• “Make It With Wool Competition” winner
• Surry Community College announces classes
• Alps Mtn. Hearing to offer new receiver-in-canal
• Elon Poll: North Carolinians divided on jobs proposal
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center events
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• Forbush High School HOSA members say, ‘thank you’
• Jonesville town attorney honored for his service
• Surry Community College GED Graduates Honored
• N.C. wine industry generates $1.28 billion in economic impact
• The Yadkin Valley Grape Festival uncorks Oct. 15
• Yadkinville animal organization joins global pet adoption campaign
• Church Briefs
• Seventh annual motorcycle ride to benefit Hospice
• Fallen, but not forgotten
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• October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• SCC to offer pottery workshop Nov. 12
• Historic Bethabara Park presents Dark in the Park
• Ballroom Dancing Classes Scheduled
• Summer 2011 degrees awarded list announced at Appalachian
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center Events
• Physical therapist assistant club holding massage fundraiser
• Tribune hires new sports reporter
• Flu Vaccine available at Yadkin County Health Department
• National Fire Prevention Week Begins October 9
• Red Cross Donors can come home for the holidays by donating Presenting donors may enter drawing to win Delta Air Lines tickets
• Church Briefs
• Jonesville FD needs help from community
• The Studio at Hanover Park, a great venue for special occasions
• Yadkin County Library News
• Yadkin County Park Renovation on its way
• Shaggin for the kids in downtown Saturday
• Capturing the moment through digital photography
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• Surry Community College Wears Denim and Donates Money to Fight Breast Cancer
• Brother’s disbelief of visit from deceased brother
• Sgt. Greg Martin not forgotten 15 years later
• Shaggin for the kids in downtown Saturday
• Bright Futures For Children In Yadkin County
• The Studio at Hanover Park, a great venue for special occasions
• Holiday layaway options for residents
• Church Briefs
• Widowed Persons Organization 'off to great start'
• Hillside Horror undergoes major expansion for 2011 haunt season
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center summer events
• Fire prevention week to concentrate on Yadkin’s children
• Blood Drive and CPR Class at Forbush on Friday
• Arrest made in KFC robbery
• Blood Drive and CPR Class at Forbush on Friday
• AG Cooper concerned about Backpage.com
• Jonesville is all fired up Town council, fire dept. have heated discussion
• Foothills 2011 Talent Search winner announced
• Foothills 2011 Talent Search winner announced
• Hillside Horror undergoes major expansion for 2011 haunt season
• Crossroads merger to retain Elkin office
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• Water meter tampering could result in fee in Jonesville
• Local educator attends NCCAT seminars
• Harvest Festival is this Saturday
• Yadkinville Post Office to hold Passport Fair September 17
• 2011 Yadkin Valley Idol Contest
• ‘This is a dangerous job’
• Grandfather Mountain hosts eighth annual Kidfest is Sept. 10
• Emergency Unemployment Compensation program extended
• CDC recommends Flu vaccinations be taken early for the season
• Fall Events, Festivals and haunted tours
• Huff Funeral Home welcomes new funeral director
• Teacher registration open for National Poetry Out Loud competition
• September storms cause damage, power outages
• Changing your life classes to begin Sept. 6
• Striving for renewed independence
• 37th Stokes Stomp Festival on the Dan
• Hunger rampant in Yadkin County
• Prepare your vehicle for fall
• Writers symposium provided valuable lessons
• Yadkin County Public Library News
• Hagan makes statement regarding NBC report from Siemens Energy
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of N.C. gift boosts Appalachian’s College of Health Sciences
• N.C. Poetry Society to hold annual fall meeting
• Town of Yadkinville faced with further leaking at reservoir
• Town of Yadkinville faced with further leaking at reservoir
• Guardian ad Litem program seeking volunteers
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center summer events
• Board of Agriculture approves change to rule on posting of gas prices
• Back to School for Yadkinville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
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• SCC’s Upward Bound program graduates Class of 2011
• Two arrested on narcotics charges
• Public Recreation Meetings to be held this week
• Public Recreation Meetings to be held this week
• The Salvation Army Hosts Free Community Day Celebration
• UNC-TV Airs Segment on Yadkin Cultural Arts Center
• Website geared to help poultry farmers affected by plant closures
• Local fire departments receive pet masks
• SCC to offer small engine mechanic class
• Tips to start the school year on the right track
• Deadline to join Mountain State Fair is Aug. 26
• Anderson named to state board
• N.C. Department of Agriculture names new assistant commissioner
• Jonesville man charged with shooting into occupied home
• Yadkin County Library reading and movie events
• Dixie Diner’s patrons enjoying Karaoke on weekends
• Boonville resident named to Berea College Dean’s List
• County to hold public meetings on parks
• Unifi Launches the REPREVE® Textile Takeback Program
• ‘Journey of Hope’ travels through North Carolina
• Marijuana eradication program nets over $45,000 in Yadkin County
• Yadkin County residents offered special price tickets
• Stone Mountain News
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center Summer Events
• New Horizons receives YCCF grant
• Community Calendar
• Juneteenth Black Heritage Festival set for Saturday
• Ballot set for Elkin, Yadkin municipal elections
• Veterans honored at cruise-in
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center Summer Events
• Williams arrested on numerous sex charges
• Juneteenth Black Heritage Festival set for Saturday
• East Bend Library to open new doors on Aug. 1
• Red Cross blood drives this weekend
• Yadkin Family YMCA partners with local groups to provide backpacks
• eBay Your Way to Success
• Shallow Ford Wine Trail Summer Grill Wine and Dine on Friday, July 22.
• Local Red Cross blood supply drops to ‘critically low levels’
• Forbush Elementary Honor Roll -- fourth quarter
• Foxx visits solar-powered winery
• Yadkin Valley Rotary Club installs new officers
• IMPACT Yadkin makes tremendous impact in county
• Rep. Foxx to visit local solar-powered vineyard
• Bill to benefit textile industry introduced at Unifi
• Graduates of West Yadkin School reunite
• Thrift Store offers deals and opportunities
• Yadkin Family YMCA celebrates 10 years
• Two arrested, one cited on drug charges
• Relay for Life held at Starmount
• Notice of Election filings
• Rockford remembers those who have fallen
• Yadkinville Town Budget ready for adoption
• Yadkin County Commissioners cut tax rate
• Help with heat available for seniors
• Yadkin County budget tops 34 million
• Starmount fundraiser to benefit band program
• Bill to benefit textile industry introduced at Unifi
• Yadkin County budget tops 34 million
• Bill to benefit textile industry introduced at Unifi
• SCC graduates 424 students
• Changes at Yadkin County Animal Shelter
• Fiddlin’ on the 87th Anniversary in Union Grove
• Preliminary jail recommendation presented to board
• High school students’ art on display at library
• Arts Council Seeking Applications for Regional Artist Project Grants
• YCAC News
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Getting your old house into the movies
• U. S. Postal Service “Stamp out hunger” food drive this Saturday
• Yadkin Farmers Market Begins Season
• Unifi expands with recycling center
• EcoVolt to hold job fair
• Locals enjoy Easter
• David Southern Scholarship accepting applications
• W.N. Ireland expands with merger
• Unifi celebrates 40 years with dedication to founder
• Public Notice
• Yadkin Relay for Life walk set for May 13
• Bluegrass sounds ring through Yadkin
• Successful beginning for Arts on Main
• Boonville dad home from Iraq
• Board pays over $500,000 in accrued vacation pay
• Overtime abuse in EMS comes to a halt
• Hobbs named new YCS superintendent
• Public Safety Director recommends changes in emergency management
• Boonville United Methodist Church to hold open house
• Empty Bowls to benefit Yadkin Christian Ministries
• Operation Medicine Drop a success
• 'One who was meant for this world'
• Tildon Evans
• School administrators and board preparing for future
• Basketball teammates and best friends
• Yadkin Health Department Notes
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center to hold gallery openings
• Local man faces multiple drug, weapons charges
• Starmount hosts Flight 93 Remembrance
• NCDOT says no to request for traffic light change
• Workforce Carolina Opens in Yadkinville
• New census results show Yadkin growing
• Tri-County begins 2011 with higher unemployment
• New, high-resolution aerial photos map Yadkin and Surry counties
• Operation Medicine Drop on Saturday
• Plans for progress continues in Yadkin County
• PART plans to discontinue Yadkin service
• Yadkin Valley Community Hospital expands services
• Two charged with felony child abuse
• What’s Dick Vitale have that you don’t?
• Lydall expanding operations in Yadkinville
• Town Board grants road closure for Yadkin Cultural Arts Center
• County announces an immediate budget freeze
• Peggy Boose recognized for efforts
• Yadkin County's 2011 “Give Kids A Smile!” campaign a great success
• County commission looks to reduce fiscal year budget by 6 percent
• Board recognizes March as abandoned cemetery month in Yadkin County
• Commissioners direct county manager to hire consultant for jail
• Lone Hickory Fire Department recipient of volunteer's winnings
• Two Boonville residents charged after allegedly diverting cash from Boonville Recreational Club
• Yadkin County employees to experience pay schedule change as early as April
• County Attorney retires after 35 years
• Local veterinarian volunteers for county director of vet medicine
• SCAN office relocated and open for donations
• Local girl makes good on second shot at music career
• Recent fires in Yadkin County leave families devastated
• Local reservoir and dam leaking
• Yadkinville United Methodist burglarized
• Annual Meeting of Yadkin Valley Chamber held in Dobson
• Vandalism at park warrants board consideration
• Thomas named as Yadkin’s new Health Department director
• Former Boonville Elementary substitute teacher arrested on indecent liberties charges
• Suspicious package found at Yadkin Community Hospital on Monday
• Cutest Pet Contest starts soon, post photos now
• County EMS personnel met with new consultant
• Cain pleads guilty, resigns
• 'Something of interest' happening tomorrow in Yadkin Superior Court
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center begins new season with live music tonight
• Tanya Gentry named deputy clerk to Yadkin County Board of Commissioners
• Cutest Pet Contest promises fun and prizes Organizers expect competition to be fierce
• Coach of Honor to roll in April
• Draw down fundraiser to benefit scholarship
• Officers elected for Yadkinville's DBA
• Local music teachers see need for community band
• Forbush Elementary teachers earn National Board Certification
• Foster care parents needed in Yadkin County
• Yadkin schools to re-evaluate calling system after buses stopped last week because of icy conditions
• Yadkin County unemployed numbers continue to increase
• Area braces for winter storm
• Cattlemen programs to be offered next week
• Going green is now 'blue'
• Yadkin County Commissioners begin New Year with regular business
• Yadkin County School Board faced with possible budget cuts
• Two Yadkin WCU students to marching in the Rose Bowl Parade
• Lewis to return to Yadkin County as Interim Public Safety Director
• Christmas snowfall first recorded in over 30 years
• New roof in New Year for courthouse
• What Christmas means to me....
• Massachusetts Chief of Staff calls Yadkin County home
• Forbush student winner of local talent competition
• Report of vehicle in river turns into junk
• Civility and business reigned during first full meeting of county commissioners
• SCAN families in need of donations
• Yadkin County Veteran featured in N. C. Veterans Park
• Chamber’s Business After Hours is a success
• Teacher's assistant benefits from construction class
• Town Council approves urban bow hunting
• YCHS benefits from Wine sales
• Meth lab found in Hamptonville
• Local Pastor to sign new book in Boonville
• Lottery Winner in Yadkinville
• Yadkin County Commissioners rescinds new jail plan
• Five injured in two-car crash, one fatally
• Help the Salvation Army provide Christmas for families in need
• Serious two-vehicle crash sends children to hospital
• Christmas activities planned for Dec. 4 weekend
• Yadkin’s Jerry Carlton is honored as Medallion Award winner by Gov. Perdue
• Wooten recognized by governor for volunteer work
• New Horizons performs “Frosty the Snowman” this weekend
• Yadkin School employee placed on leave during investigation
• DA Horner reports SBI probe into sheriff’s office nearly complete
• Dunn strikes a chord for life and Christ
• Yadkinville Police Department investigating multiple credit/debit card fraud cases in county
• Large turnout for first Go FAR 5k
• Yadkin native ranks among Virginia's top, young business leaders
• Phillips breaks his silence on resignation as chairman of Yadkin Board of Health
• Yadkin GO FAR 5K is going to be a success
• East Bend Community begins construction of new library
• County audit turns up improper accounts Accounts, maintained by sheriff’s office, to be closed
• Soule named interim CEO of hospital
• Shots fired during armed robbery of Hamptonville Amish store
• Phillips breaks his silence on resignation as chairman of Yadkin Board of Health
• Alexander wins quilt at Yadkin Public Library
• Hunger in our Hills Part II: Hunger's children
• And the 2010 Forbush High School Homecoming Queen is…Molly Harris
• Thousands of chickens succumb in fire
• Unemployment rates continue to decline in Tri-County Area
• A billion to one shot Local man finds camera here 30 years after it was stolen - in Utah
• Cain remains Yadkin Sheriff
• Forbush Middle taking steps to fight cyberbullying
• Foundation holds social and dinner to increase awareness of charitable efforts in Yadkin County
• Yadkin Valley Grape Festival is a success
• Sheriff’s candidate Royall discusses vision of Yadkin County law enforcement during forum; Cain is a no show
• SBI investigating Yadkin Sheriff's Office, focus unknown
• Volunteer firefighters teach children about fire safety
• The Yadkin County Sheriff's Department released the following case incident reports from the past few weeks.
• Local youth shine at Yadkin/Davie 4-H Livestock Show
• Voters to decide on sales tax increase
• Rae Rucker named Starmount Homecoming Queen
• Halloween Events
• YMCA partners with Yadkin Christian Ministry to assist local families
• Major fire guts historic home
• Yadkin County Crime Blotter
• Boonville Elementary School has new assistant principal
• Pig to be pulled at community camp-out this weekend
• Starmount uses new technology to enhance learning for students
• Chicken stew for the soul
• Two men facing charges in connection with death
• Yadkin County Sheriff's report
• Commission discusses water issues and decides on new e-mail server
• Robber’s red underwear caught on tape during armed heist
• Yadkin Schools to receive nearly $600,000 from federal government
• Gala held to celebrate Yadkin Cultural Arts Center opening
• Local high schools hosting blood drives
• Wreath-laying ceremony for the Battle of Shallow Ford set for Oct. 9
• Students participate in Fourth Annual Environmental Field Day
• Undercover officers bust fake ID operation
• Woman charged with statutory rape
• Boonville drug store target of armed robber
• “Sharing the Gift” gives Yadkin families insight into foster care
• Commission meets and discusses health department
• Brannon named Yadkin Idol
• Murdered Yadkin sheriff's photo found after decades of searching
• Boonville native lives equine dream
• Wine Trail Festival continued at Flint Hill Vineyards
• Food distribution will take place next Saturday
• BB&T makes $1,000 donation to Yadkin Christian Ministries
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center opening kicks off Heritage Day
• Yadkin Health Department changes notification policy on abnormal pap smears after questions raised
• Brown participates in National Young Scholars Program
• Yadkin unemployment rate stable, among lowest in region
• Yadkinville Police charge two with burglaries
• Starmount's Luffman begins new year
• Yadkin County Board of Education meets
• Shore’s marriage strong after 62 years
• Future funding for schools in jeopardy
• Yadkin Cultural Arts Center opens to a harvest beat
• Naujoks's mission is to protect the Yadkin River
• Hartzog works to beautify courthouse
• The Yadkin County Sheriff’s Department has released the following crime incident reports from
• The Yadkin County Grand Jury met Monday, issuing the following true bills of indictment at the court
• Yadkinville Library now closed on Saturday
• As bridge begins to fall, so does debris
• Yadkin County Library sponsoring Friday night movie at the park
• Camp Med: Gaining insight for career interests
• Yadkin County Sheriff Report
• County commission works through full agenda
• Starmount principal abruptly resigns, Luffman appointed
• Yadkin County Sheriff Crime Report
• Regional bus line looks to connect with Elkin-Jonesville area
• Yadkinville to begin enforcing new ordinances
• School board drops drug testing
• New arts center to open on schedule
• New student reps announced
• Yadkin County Sheriff Department report
• Yadkinville's water is safe to drink, state says
• Chamberlain named volunteer of the year
• Tri-State Youth Rodeo Association will open its new location soon
• Susie's Law is welcomed by Yadkin County Humane Society
• What's Shakin' in Yadkin County
• Science education is made dazzling by 'Dr. Boom' during performance at library
• Yadkinville man arrested for attempted murder
• Yadkin County Grand Jury Indictments
• Yadkin Crime Report
• Jonesville man sentenced to life in Pennsylvania for murder
• Unrelated single-car crashes leave two dead
• Royall's candidacy questioned by Cain supporter
• Forbush Hunter Safety going to national competition, needs donations
• Farm Services Agency organizes agriculture
• Area youth earn ribbons in annual 4-H livestock contest
• County commission approves annual budget
• Art Show held at Uptown Wine & Gallery
• East Bend Mayor Maples announces special meeting
• Boonville gears up for attempt to qualify for Main Street program
• Church named new Yadkin County manager
• Challenge to Royall's candidacy dismissed after hearing
• Yadkinville water quality stabilizes
• Boonville Police Officer charged with DUI after accident
• Unemployment down slightly in Surry and Yadkin
• Yadkinville Sheriff's Department Report
• Clemmons man possibly murdered
• 'A Taste of Art' is Friday
• Yadkin County receives Eat Smart Move More NC grant to help youth move more and sit less
• Yadkin women allegedly bilks government out of $250,000
• Bridge demolition plans laid out - which side first is uncertain
• County urges residents to get involved
• Results Pending in murder investigation
• BOE names new principal for Forbush High School
• Parades stoke patriotic fires in Yadkin County
• Starmount class of 2010 graduates
• Sheriff's Department releases annual crime statistics
• Carnegie-hall performer John Sarantos headlines Native American flute concert
• Forbush Class of 2010 celebrates end of journey
• Yadkin County Sheriff's Department report
• Paving project will take residents on a stroll down 'Memory Lane'
• Former health care business owner headed to prison for Medicaid fraud
• County deputy surprises two burglary suspects
• Still no leads in June murder case
• Boonville Heritage Days Festival draws large crowds
• Woman who perished in fire identified
• Pot plants found during helicopter inspection
• Royall announces an unaffiliated candidate for Yadkin sheriff
• Duty delay diplomas by 60 years
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Yadkin Valley Grape Festival

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