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Missing dog found in Concord

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Rachel McDaniel

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Wednesday, February 27. 2013

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A white pit bull mix with brown spots was found about a week ago in Concord on Bottoms Road. [Full story »]

Andersen is national champ

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Rachel McDaniel

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Tuesday, February 26. 2013

Former Pike County standout kicker Dan Andersen has ended his kicking career with a National Championship playing for Valdosta State. His team defeated Winston-Salem in the Division II National Title game 35-7. Andersen was five for five on the PATs. [Full story »]

Griffin Choral Arts presents French Romantics

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Walter Geiger

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Monday, February 25. 2013

Tickets are $10 and available at A Novel Experience in Zebulon.

Rivers rise with recent rain

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Rachel McDaniel

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Friday, February 22. 2013

With recent rains dumping more than four inches of precipitation on the area, rivers are rising and some yards have become small ponds. The Flint River nearly doubled its usual gauge height in feet for February at almost 15 and a half feet. [Full story »]

Door falls from passing plane

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Rachel McDaniel

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Monday, February 18. 2013

Pike County residents Paula and Donald Nalley were lucky none of their horses were hurt when a piece of a plane landed in their pasture Feb. 10. [Full story »]

Downtown gardening

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Rachel McDaniel

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Tuesday, February 12. 2013

Members of the Crepe Myrtle Garden Club partnered with an instructor and students from Southern Crescent Technical College to give gardens in downtown Zebulon a fresh look. The horticulture class visited Wednesday morning and stayed well into the afternoon pulling weeds, pruning bushes and refreshing mulch in several flower beds. [Full story »]

Unparalleled heroism

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Rachel McDaniel

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Monday, February 4. 2013

By Kay S. Pedrotti

On the 70th anniversary of one of the most selfless acts of heroism in United States annals, the American Legion in Pike County honored the memories of four chaplains of different faiths who worked together to save sailors aboard a World War II troopship. [Full story »]