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Today's Local Stories
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July 10, 2009
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Archdale's Fourth bigger, better than ever!
| | The happy face of Ayden Ernst, pictured left, declares Fourth of July festivities at Creekside Park as a fun-filled event. The event also celebrated Archdale's 40th birthday. More photos are on page 11.
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More charges in stabbing death
| | A Trinity man allegedly responsible for the stabbing death of Michael Ray Carr faces additional charges, filed after authorities investigated a series of events including a domestic situation, wreck and attempted carjacking.
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Construction still lags at WHS
| | The exact opening day for Wheatmore High School has not been set yet, said Donald Andrews, superintendent of Randolph County Schools. For now, the plan is still to open Trinity and Wheatmore high schools on Aug. 21 on the THS campus.
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Today's Sports
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Championship win dedicated to Coach
| | ‘This one is for you, Coach,' agree players of the High Point Batting Center's Stingers. The team won the North Carolina state championship in the AA division and dedicated the win to Coach Ken McQuaigue, who recently passed away.
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Sports annoucements
| | Summer programs abound in the Archdale-Trinity area. Check 'em out.
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Today's Community Life
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Farewell to your neighbor ... Dana McKim
| | He's a bubba looking after his sheepses, a clown who drops his drawers and a diehard Blue Devil who wears his Duke chaplain badge at UNC Hospitals. Look again.
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Mt. Vernon serves ‘Food for Friends'
| | God's Garden is feeding God's children at Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church and the summertime program is free for everyone.
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Common sense good preventative for H1N1
| | If you're sick, stay home, said Randolph County Health Director Mimi Cooper. The advice falls on the heels of H1N1 flu at Camp Caraway.
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