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During this Thanksgiving season, I’m sure besides the turkey, there will be breaded dressing and probably other types of bread on the table.
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In late January of this year, I went to India for two weeks. One of my best friends got married there. I spent a few days attending her and her husband’s wedding, and spent the rest of the time sightseeing. I went to Mumbai, Chennai, attended an Indian wedding, touched…
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Tuesday, 24 November 2020 16:15
Know Before You Go: Wildlife Commission reminds hunters of deer carcass importation restrictions
Written by Press Release
RALEIGH — With deer season here, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds hunters that the importation of whole deer carcasses is prohibited and that strict processing and packaging regulations must be followed to import specific carcass parts from anywhere outside of North Carolina.
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Tuesday, 24 November 2020 14:32
Compassion at the Forefront: Back & Neck Pain nurse honored with DAISY Award
Written by FirstHealth of the Carolinas
PINEHURST— Kelly Holder, R.N., has been recognized as a DAISY Award winner by FirstHealth of the Carolinas. Holder, a nurse who works at the FirstHealth Back & Neck Pain Clinic, was nominated by James Winkley, M.D.
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Tuesday, 24 November 2020 11:31
From Civilian to Officer: Apply now for Basic Law Enforcement Training
Written by RichmondCC
HAMLET — Local law enforcement agencies have a large number of openings for officers, and Richmond Community College has the program to train people to fill those positions.
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Tuesday, 24 November 2020 10:20
Sandhills Center Family Support and Community Collaboration webinars for December 2020
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WEST END — Sandhills Center Family Support and Community Collaboration will offer the following seminars in December:
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ELLERBE — Seniors Will and River Meacham are completing their internship at Meacham Logging, Inc., a family owned company that’s been in business for 30 years.
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ROCKINGHAM — Maggi King has been named the Richmond Observer’s Teen of the Month for October.
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Sunday, 22 November 2020 13:36
UNCP’s Nancy Fields elected to Southeastern Museums Conference Board
Written by Mark Locklear - UNC-Pembroke
PEMBROKE — Nancy Strickland Fields, director and curator of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian at UNC Pembroke, has been elected to the Southeastern Museums Conference Board of Directors.
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Friday, 20 November 2020 11:08
Urogynecologist Janet Harris-Hicks first in the state to offer new therapy for people suffering from incontinence
Written by FirstHealth of the Carolinas
HAMLET — Janet Harris-Hicks, M.D., of FirstHealth Urogynecology, is the first urogynecologist in North Carolina to offer a new solution to patients who suffer from overactive bladder and incontinence. InterStim therapy with SureScan technology enables more patients to pursue safe and effective treatment therapy and an improved quality of life.
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Friday, 20 November 2020 11:03
Breathing Easy: Seven Lakes woman enjoying long walks and more after MitraClip procedure
Written by FirstHealth of the Carolinas
PINEHURST — Brenda Robinette was part of history earlier this year at Reid Heart Center, but she hasn’t thought too much about it. She’s been too busy enjoying her new lease on life.
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This year was probably a real bad year for most of the human race (with the pandemic), yet nut trees of all kinds produced bumper crops.
Thursday, 19 November 2020 16:48
RichmondCC prepared Hamlet Police sergeant for a career in law enforcement
Written by William R. Toler
HAMLET — Jacqueline Brown of Hamlet always knew that she wanted to take the Criminal Justice career path.
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ROCKINGHAM — Roderick Hudgen thought he wanted to be a doctor. His mom and grandma were both in the health field — his mom is an occupational therapist and his grandma is a CNA — and the classes came easy for him.
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