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Mac Whatley speaks to Fox 8 Thursday morning. The remains of the Franklinville Mill are behind him. A fire was discovered there early Thursday morning.
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Fire razes part of Franklinville Mill; arson suspected
Fire gutted a large portion of a historic mill Thursday morning, leaving preservationists wondering what their next step will be. Officials say the fire was intentionally set.
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FFA students attend state leadership conference
Six members of the Randleman FFA Chapter attended the 47th annual North Carolina FFA Association's annual state leadership conference held Aug. 2 through Aug. 6 at the N.C. FFA Center in White Lake.
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Benefit is Saturday for injured soldier
A benefit will be held Sept. 4 at Holly Bluff Campground to benefit a U.S. Army specialist from Randolph County recovering from injuries he received from a roadside bomb blast in Iraq last month.
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State removes old tanks
The state is removing underground storage tanks that could pose a threat to Liberty’s water supply.
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National track event doubles as reunion
When Asheboro physician Bob Scott considered competing in the U.S. Track and Field Masters Championships this summer, the deal was closed when his twin brother, Basil, agreed to join him in the 800- and 1,500-meter runs.
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Fire razes part of Franklinville Mill; arson suspected
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Clay Routh, seated, and Larry Routh are shown with the 1964 Chevelle Malibu they had at the 20th annual Zooland Region Car Show. The convertible has run the gamut from hay hauler to hotrod.
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Hay hauler to hot rod
Larry Routh’s 1964 Chevelle Malibu convertible has run the gamut from hay hauler to hotrod. Now it’s used to chauffeur VIPs at events such as the Asheboro Veterans Parade, the Millboro Fourth of July celebration and local Christmas parades.
- Lenton Slack joins elite group
- Cooperative Extension to promote local foods
- Young Life golf tourney is Aug. 19
- Tabernacle Elementary School has a new principal
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Hay hauler to hot rod
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PGHS turns back Wheatmore
The Providence Grove High School varsity football squad turned in another standout defensive performance last week, turning back Wheatmore 17-7 in a nonconference game.
- Patriot spikers drop matches
- PG jayvees whip Warriors in opener
- Corbin Wilburn is a champ in sports and in life
- Solid year propels Tyler See
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PGHS turns back Wheatmore
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