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<p>Picture by Terri Maurer</p><p>Starmount’s new television is presented.</p>
Walmart, Yadtel donate to Starmount High
David Nance, Public Relations Manager at Yadtel, and on behalf of the Elkin Wal-Mart presented Principle, Cody Hemric, Assistant Principles Scott Carter and Eddie Karriker, a 46 inch LED TV to be used at Starmount High School. Staff Report
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Mike Brannock, vice president and CFO of WorkForce Carolina appointed Angel Hayes as branch manager of the Elkin office. Hayes has been with the company for 11 years.
Private employer returns to Elkin
WorkForce Carolina has reopened in Elkin. Mike Brannock, Vice President and CFO of WorkForce Carolina, announced the opening of the branch office at 1459 North Bridge St., Elkin. “We look forward to expanding our employee base and serving new and long-term Elkin clients,” said Brannock. Angel Haynes has been appointed the branch manager of the Elkin division. “Industrial, clerical, we’re here to service the people of Surry and the res...
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<p>Photo courtesy of Terri Maurer</p><p>David Nance, Public Relations Manager and Jesse Miles, Business Solutions Account Executive, at Yadtel and on behalf of Tim Stewart Manager of the Mocksville Walmart presented Principle Dr. Chris Nichols and the Forbush ROTC members, with a 46 inch LED TV to be used at Forbush High School.</p>
Walmart, Yadtel donate TV to Forbush High
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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Commissioners receive aging services report
Yadkin County Commissioners received the Yadkin Aging Services Planning Committee yearly report from committee chairman Eddie Wooten during their meeting on June 3. According to the report the county’s age demographic has shifted significantly since 1900. Over the past 113 years the county has morphed from a bulk of the population being within the 0 to 29 range to an almost even scale of individuals from ages 0 to 75 and up. The report pr...
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Surry Community College announces Dean’s List
Surry Community College announces theSpring Semester 2013 President’s and Dean’s Lists. The President’s List recognizes full-time students who achieve academic excellence and maintain a 3.75 grade point average with no final grade lower than a “C.” Students on the President’s List also qualify for the Dean’s List. The Dean’s List honors those students who achieve significant academic status in their classes. Students qualifying for the De...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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Huff Funeral Home organizes annual food drive
Neil Breed, community outreach coordinator and funeral director with Huff Funeral Home, announced recently a program he said officials with the funeral home hope will help defeat hunger in Surry County. “Cans of Love,” a food drive to replenish the local food pantry at Yadkin Christian Ministries, is officially underway this month beginning May 15 and will last until August 15. All proceeds will be distributed throughout the remainder of th...
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Library Calendar
The NWRL system is holding a Traveling Quilt Raffle Fundraiser now through June 1st. This beautiful handmade quilt was designed by Carol McDowell, an Elkin resident and member of the Elkin Library Board. Tickets can be purchased at any NWRL branch for $1 each or six for $5. The quilt will be on display weekly at each of the NWRL branches until June 1st. For a complete list of date and locations, please see the Region’s “What’s Happening” ...
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Johnsie Hudspeth Memorial golf tournament tees off Thursday
The 16th Annual Johnsie Hudspeth Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Thursday, May 30. The event is held to support Habitat for Humanity and is hosted by the Yadkin Valley and Yadkinville Rotary Clubs. Golfers will meet at the Cedarbrook Country Club and eat a buffet lunch at 11:30 a.m. A shotgun start will follow at 1 p.m. The tournament fee is $75 per player and involves golf, a raffle ticket, gift bag, snacks, and the buffet lunch. ...
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Local principal completes leadership program
Charles Garrett, principal of Fall Creek Elementary, recently completed the Distinguished Leadership Program (DLP), a year-long leadership development program for practicing school principals designed and provided by the North Carolina Principals and Assistant Principal’s Association in partnership with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and UNC-LearnNC. The Distinguished Leadership in Practice Program (DLP) uses a non-trad...
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Ruritan club announces essay winners
The Courtney Ruritan Club is announcing the winners of their 2013 essay contest entitled “What is a Veteran?” The contest was open to all students in Yadkin County from fifth grade through 12th grade. The winner in the 5th-6th grade division is Alex Mendoza of Yadkinville Elementary School. The winner in the 7th-8th grade division is Anna Kathryn Kilby of Forbush Middle School. The winner in the 9th-12th grade division is Beth Padgett...
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Community college to offer home repair course
Surry Community College will help people learn how to save money for repairs and improvements by teaching them how to do it themselves. The DIY Diva class is part of the Surry Community College “Summer Shorts” series of classes designed to be short, informative and interactive and to fit into a busy summer schedule. This class will be offered on Tuesday and Thursday nights, June 11, 13 and 18 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the Dobson Campus. The...
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Studio 67 spring recital results
Students of Dorothy Wells at Studio 67 of Jonesville held their spring recital May 17. Piano students performing were Ford Holmes, Kara Bush, Mattie Wells, Lauren Hemric, Marshall Wells, Kaitlyn James, Courtney Shumate, Kenley Wells, Caroline Wood, Beyonce Smith, Jackson Holmes, Amy Hinson, Taylor Cox, Carrie James, Stovall Holmes, Luke Pettijohn, Amy Cheek, Emma Anderson, Sydney Matthews, Amanda Couch, Victoria Holmes, Priscilla Holmes, an...
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Yadkin residents honored at SCC graduation
Surry Community College held its 46th graduation ceremony at the Peace Haven Baptist Church in Yadkinville on May 16. Eighty-nine graduated with honors, and 22 are members of Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society. This year 355 students received a two-year associate degree, a one-year diploma, or a certificate. Associate in applied science degrees, one-year diplomas, or certificates were awarded to students who completed one of the caree...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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Yadkinville swine waste-to-energy project wins national award
Yadkinville’s Loyd Ray Farms Swine Waste-to-Energy Project received an Honors Award at the ACEC Engineering Excellence Awards Gala at the Grand Hyatt in Washington, D.C. This project, designed by the Winston-Salem based Engineering firm, Cavanaugh & Associates, P.A. was recognized as one of the top 24 Engineering achievements in the United States. The American Council of Engineering Companies annually pays tribute to exemplary Member Firm a...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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Horse owners urged to vaccinate horses
It’s mosquito season, equine owners across North Carolina are talking to their veterinarians about protecting their animals from mosquito-borne diseases. West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis (EEE) are endemic across North Carolina and can cause illness or death, but they can be prevented with a sequence of two vaccines. In 2012, there were 20 confirmed cases of EEE and three cases of West Nile Virus (WNV), but state offici...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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Surry County commissioners Paul Johnson, left, and Eddie Harris discuss the county's involvement with Yadkin Valley Economic Development District Inc. (YVEDDI) Monday night.
Surry may sever ties with YVEDDI
Recent alleged financial irregularities and other problems surrounding a non-profit corporation that operates a variety of senior citizen, preschool and additional programs in Surry are prompting the county board of commissioners to end that involvement. “I think it’s time for Surry County to take a new look at YVEDDI,” Commissioner Paul Johnson said of the acronym for the organization with the full name of Yadkin Valley Economic Developmen...
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Yadkinville Rotary donates $5,000 in grants
The Yadkinville Rotary Club has donated a total of $5,000 to six different Yadkinville organizations through its biannual grant awards. Alpha Acres Farm received $500, Hands of Hope Medical Clinic received $500, New Horizons Adult Day Care received $500, the Yadkin Arts Council received $500, Yadkin Christian Ministries received $500 and three Yadkin County high school graduates will receive a $500 one year scholarship to attend Surry Commu...
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YCAC Calendar
Exhibits May 3 – July 5 Every Picture Tells a Story: Oils and pastels by Cheryl Powell and Arlene Daniel Figurative works, landscapes and cityscapes are the subject matter for Cheryl and Arlene’s exquisite oil and pastel paintings. These two Triad-area artists have exhibited in numerous shows and galleries in the Piedmont. The influence of their mentor, Susan Lyon, is evident in the graceful brush strokes of soft color and diffused ...
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