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February 5, 2012

Neighbors asking why after slayings
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REIDSVILLE — Deputies combed through a home in the quiet, mostly rural Bethany community Saturday, investigating Rockingham County’s first homicides of the year. Read More

Cooking up their own family business
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REIDSVILLE — kim Forrester is talking with an ALE representative, Shannon Forrester is checking on the kitchen cleaning crew, and Gary Forrester is collecting a fine mist of sawdust on his cap and sweater as he cuts a larger opening for the soft-dri... Read More

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Inside today's e-edition
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Available today in the News & Record's electronic edition: News: Bankruptcies were down substantially in 2011, and way down from the peak in 2009. Staff writer Robert Lopez looks at the trend.  Read More

Two killed when car goes off Lexington overpass
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LEXINGTON — Two people were killed and a third remains in serious condition after the 1997 Ford Taurus in which they were riding plunged over the side of an overpass on U.S. 52.Killed were Thea-Simone McDuffie, 19, and Shavalos Jameson, 21, both of... Read More

Mapping Greensboro, Guilford recent home burglaries
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The News & Record is running a map on Sundays that shows residential burglaries because of concerns about break-ins.Our goal is to show which neighborhoods are being targeted and what patterns have emerged regarding where the crimes are being committe... Read More

A leader in green
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WENTWORTH — With its energy-efficient lighting and a dual-flush toilet system that reduces cold water usage by 88 percent in the bathrooms, the new Rockingham County Courthouse complex is being touted as one of the leaders in green construction alon... Read More

She can help because she was helped
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STONEVILLE — When Dot Dunlap, 64, lost her job at Liberty Screen Print in Madison in 2004, she was devastated.Previously, Dunlap had worked at Stoneville Furniture for 28 years but left that job when she learned the company would be closing. She was... Read More

Up early, walking on a trip out West
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Last week, Keith and Lisa Duncan and Mack McKinney sat in the Duncans’ sunlit den talking about their hiking trip to Glacier National Park in August.It was unseasonably warm outside for a January. In Eden, Patrick Street looked like April: forsyth... Read More

Rockingham People: Recipients named for chamber awards
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The following awards were announced during the Eden Chamber of Commerce 2011 Annual Dinner on Jan. 24: Read More

Rockingham business: Sporting goods store opens in Eden

The newest Eden business is Hibbett Sports, located in Meadow Greens Shopping Center, 640 S. Van Buren Road. Hibbett offers a variety of sporting goods, equipment, footwear and more.The store is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and fr... Read More

2012 Rockingham arts festival sets dates for entry

The Fine Arts Festival Association of Rockingham County has announced entry dates and other details for its 2012 Festival.Music and literature submissions will be accepted on March 27; all other category submissions will be accepted on April 12. Times for... Read More

Rockingham County calendar
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Here's the Rockingham County calendar for the week of Feb. 5, 2012:FUN STUFFMonday Read More

Rockingham County public records
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PROPERTY TRANSFERSEden TownshipJames A. Williams and Connie Williams to Phyllis Chatman Quinn and Jerry Wayne Durham, tracts Haled Street, $60,000Wells Fargo Bank N.A. to Michael Shane Hensley, lot West Stadium Drive, $26,000Huntsville Township Read More

February 4, 2012

Customers want Four Seasons post office to stay open
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GREENSBORO — From Jackie White’s vantage point, the post office at Four Seasons Town Centre seems busy. White and her mother own African American Art, a second-level business in the mall. The store sits near the escalator leading to the third...... Read More

I-40 West to reopen after rock slide

RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Transportation will reopen I-40 West from Exit 20 to the Tennessee state line to traffic on Sunday between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. Read More

High Point woman dies after car wreck
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HIGH POINT — A 19-year-old High Point woman died early this morning after her car crashed into a utility pole and then came to rest against a nearby building, police said.Christina Elizabeth Brelsford was driving a 1999 Honda south on Elm Street whe... Read More

Delivery drivers for Papa John's, Domino's robbed in Greensboro
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GREENSBORO — Delivery drivers for Papa John's and Domino's were robbed within several hours of each other, police said this morning.At 9 p.m. Friday, officers were sent to Papa John's at 2408 Spring Garden St. regarding a robbery call. Read More

N.C. group hosts 'Ask a Lawyer Day' across the state
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RALEIGH  (AP) — North Carolina residents looking for legal advice on a tight budget may have a source to help them out.The Young Lawyers Division of the N.C. Bar Association is sponsoring what it calls "Ask a Lawyer Day" on Saturday. Read More

N.C. Supreme Court won't hear city's appeal in Silk Plant Forest case

WINSTON-SALEM — The N.C. Supreme Court has declined to review a lower court's ruling that blocked the public release of statements that Winston-Salem police officers made to a citizens committee looking into a police investigation of a 1995 assault... Read More

Taser used on woman blocking Fayetteville McDonald's drive-through

Deputies used a Taser on a woman who wouldn't surrender to them after she cut into a McDonald's drive-through line and then refused to move her car without being served, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office. Read More

Three UNC students face cocaine charges

CHAPEL HILL -- Three UNC students, all former athletes, were charged with felony possession of cocaine early Friday after police officers caught them on the top of a parking deck allegedly snorting cocaine in downtown Chapel Hill. Read More

Demonstrators protest U.S. actions on Iran; Hagan supports sanctions

RALEIGH -- About 20 people Friday chanted slogans protesting U.S. sanctions on Iran that President Obama and others say are intended to keep Iran from building nuclear arms. Read More

More cities consider parades for Iraq War vets

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A St. Louis parade welcoming home Iraq War and other post-Sept. 11 veterans was such a hit that at least 10 other cities around the country are considering similar celebrations. Read More

Update: Reidsville home invasion victims identified

REIDSVILLE — A husband and wife were killed and their teenage daughter was wounded during a home invasion early this morning, according to the sheriff's office.About 2 a.m. Saturday, the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office received a report of a home... Read More

Greensboro-area religion for the week of Feb. 4

SATURDAY Men’s Day 2012: The End Zone, 8:30 a.m.; also 9 a.m. Sunday, Maranatha Fellowship, 1756 Lamb Ave., High Point. Today features a men’s breakfast and breakout sessions. On Sunday, wear your favorite football team’s jersey. Gue... Read More

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