(Reidsville, NC) –  Shortly after 2am this morning (2/4/12), the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a home invasion at 791 Pinewood Rd. Reidsville, NC. Upon their arrival, responding Deputies found two individuals, who have been identified as Douglas Troy French, age 49, and LaDonna Mosley French, age 46, inside of the residence deceased, each suffering from what appears to be a gunshot wound. A third resident, identified as Whitney Morgan French, age 20,was transported to Annie Penn Hospital for treatment of laceration wounds.

A male subject, dressed in dark clothing was seen fleeing the residence following this incident.

The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information about these homicides to contact Detective Captain Billy Parker at (336) 634-3232 ext. 4101 or Rockingham County Crimestoppers at (336) 349-9683.

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BIRTHDAY FESTIVITIES AT PEPSI BUILDING

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 After-Meeting Hike On Danville’s Riverwalk

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Come and celebrate the Dan River Basin Association’s Tenth Anniversary!

DRBA’s Annual Celebration honoring its first decade will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 3, in the Pepsi Building at The Crossing, 661 Craghead Street, Danville, Virginia (GPS 36.584404,-79.385639). The public is invited free of charge.

The day’s activities will include all the major elements of DRBA’s mission—preserving and promoting the region’s rivers and culture through education, recreation and stewardship. In addition, a look back over DRBA’s many successes during its first ten years will provide inspiration for the coming years’ efforts in the multi-county, bi-state river basin.

After a half hour to enjoy refreshments and view displays, the short business session will include recognition of exceptional volunteer service, election of board members, and staff reports on the Association’s extensive activities in Virginia and North Carolina during the past year, as well as a glimpse of the year ahead.

Featured as the Celebration’s speaker is one of DRBA’s founding members, Dr. Lindley S. Butler of Wentworth. As a senior North Carolina historian and author of numerous books and articles on local, state, and regional history, Butler is uniquely qualified to present a program on his topic—Dan River Basin Association: Past, Present, and Future.

Encompassing portions of sixteen counties in Virginia and North Carolina in its 3300-square-mile watershed, the Dan River Basin includes six rivers—the Mayo, Smith, Sandy, Banister, Hyco, and, of course, the Dan. The Dan River Basin Association was formed in 2002 to preserve and promote the region’s abundant natural and cultural resources.

Recognizing that this beautiful area, extending from the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the broad waters of Kerr (Buggs Island) Lake, shares a history of reliance on the rivers for transportation, commerce, and industry, DRBA provides a unified vision of cooperation across geographic boundaries.

Butler has provided leadership for DRBA, serving as a founding board member and officer. He spearheaded efforts that ensured the establishment of the Mayo River State Park in North Carolina and the Gravely Nature Preserve in Virginia. In addition, his work on the historic batteau navigation structures in the Dan River earned the placement of many of these structures on the National Register of Historic Places.

Members and guests will hear reports from the Association’s staff, including Executive Director Tiffany Haworth and program managers and coordinators from DRBA’s four offices—Collinsville, Virginia, and Danbury, Yanceyville, and Eden, North Carolina.

Following the meeting and lunch provided by each participant, around 1:15 p.m. DRBA members and guests will join Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism’s Outdoor Director Karen Cross on a hike on Danville’s Riverwalk. This eight-mile paved trail is a model for trails in the region. Learn more at www.danvilletrails.com.

Participants in the Celebration are asked to bring a picnic lunch to be eaten at the Pepsi Building, or plan to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant of their choosing. Those joining in the after-lunch hike should wear hiking boots or walking shoes and dress in layers.

Directions: To reach the Pepsi Building, from US 58 Business in downtown Danville, take Main Street south across the Dan River and turn left at the first traffic light onto Craghead Street. Follow that for about 5 blocks until you see the sign for The Crossing at the Dan. The Pepsi Building is on the left beside the parking lot.

From the Danville Expressway, US 29/US 58, turn north onto Goodyear Boulevard (State Route 737). Stay on Goodyear until it ends at Industrial Avenue. Turn right onto Industrial, which will become Craghead Street. Follow Craghead until you see the sign for The Crossing at the Dan. The Pepsi Building is on the right beside the parking lot.

Meetings and outings of the Dan River Basin Association are free and open to the public. For information about the celebration or the hike, contact T Butler, members@danriver.org or 336-349-5727.

Membership information is available at www.danriver.org.

A hike on Danville's Riverwalk is part of the March 3 festivities celebrating the Dan River Basin Association's tenth anniversary. The public is invited free of charge.

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Scales was taken into custody without incident on the evening of February 2nd, 2012, and was placed under a $150,000 secured bond after evading / avoiding warrant for his arrest for Trafficking Cocaine. The Eden Policed Department and Agents with the ATF assisted in locating and apprehending Scales.

Scales has a court appearance scheduled for February 15th, 2012 in Rockingham County District Court.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Reidsville, North Carolina 

February 2, 2012 

Commissioners announce support for HPAC and Monument 

Rockingham County Commissioners Keith “Zero” Mabe and T. Craig Travis have weighed in on the efforts of the Historical Preservation Action Committee (HPAC) to return the Rockingham County Veterans Monument to its original location at the intersection of Scales Street and Morehead Street in downtown Reidsville where it stood for more than 100 years.

As reported by the Reidsville Review on April 8, 1910, and recorded in the minutes of the Rockingham County Commissioners, the Rockingham County Commissioners donated taxpayer funds for the erection of the monument in 1910 and acknowledge that the NCDOT took over all city and county roads statewide in 1931. “We’ve contended based on these facts from day one that the Monument is state property, therefore this is not just a Rockingham County issue but a state issue as well,” said Ira Tilley, who is Public Relations Director for HPAC.

Because the land became state property in 1931, HPAC contends that the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources acquired sole authority over the monument in the intersection under N.C. General Statute 136–42.1. In 1986, the Department of Cultural Resources listed the monument in the intersection on the National Register of Historic Places. HPAC contends that the City does not have the authority to remove the monument, without the approval of the Department of Cultural Resources.

“I support the efforts of HPAC and it is my opinion that the monument should be put back as it was before the guy hit it,“ said Mabe, current chairman of the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners.

“Whether the historical advocacy group HPAC has information as to the rightful ownership as they contend, or whether the City of Reidsville has the right to remove the monument base from its location, has yet to be determined by the proper authorities,” said Commissioner Travis. “Their endeavor may have the benefit of bringing the events surrounding this controversy out of the back room and into the light of day. There is no doubt that the Reidsville City government has betrayed the trust of not only the citizens of Reidsville, who are also citizens of the County, but all those who want local governments to be transparent in conducting the business that affects all the citizens.” added Travis.

Central Elementary, Dillard Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, Huntsville Elementary, Holmes Middle School, Reidsville Middle School and The SCORE Center School earned Green Ribbon status for outstanding progress in their first year of implementation of PBIS. Schools recognized as Green Ribbon Schools earned at least 80% in teaching behavioral expectations to their students and staff, and 80% or higher overall on the Schoolwide Evaluation Tool (SET).

Douglass Elementary and South End Elementary earned Model Banner Ribbon status for outstanding progress in their first year of implementation of PBIS. Model Banner schools have completed all of the requirements for Green Ribbon Schools and have completed Module 2 training. They have also achieved a Level 2 on the Implementation Inventory for teaching behavioral expectations and 90% total SET score.

June St. Clair Atkinson, State Superintendent, and Mary N. Watson, Director of Exceptional Children Division for the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), began the celebration by commending all of the schools for their hard work and dedication to PBIS. The state superintendent commended PBIS schools for “remodeling education”. The PBIS initiative requires support at all levels of administration: Superintendents, Central Office, and School administrators to be successful.

Joe Simmons, Positive Behavior Support Section Chief, and Heather Reynolds, PBIS Consultant, Cayce McCamish, PBIS Regional Coordinator and other regional coordinators recognized all of the schools in Regions 1, 2, 5, 6, and 8 who earned Green Ribbon, Model, and Exemplar School status. The state superintendent presented the awards to individual schools.

The North Carolina Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS) initiative is part of the North Carolina State Improvement Program funded through IDEA. PBIS is a 3-5 year process that impacts the learning environment in the schools in order to support growth in academic achievement and a reduction in behavioral problems. Schools implementing PBIS are working to integrate their Safe Schools Plans, Character Education efforts and strategies, and discipline efforts in order to make schools caring and safe communities for learning. Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support is a systematic approach that establishes and reinforces clear behavioral expectations for students and staff. The entire school staff adopts a common approach to discipline that is proactive, instructional, and outcome-based. Data is collected regularly to help teams make decisions about effective implementation. Data is also reported to the state annually to monitor progress in each county and individual schools. The goal is to help educate all students, even those with challenging behaviors. PBIS also incorporates an instructional approach that focuses on systematically teaching social behavior using effective instructional methodology. Systematically teaching and implementing behavioral interventions for the most difficult students is also a key component.

This school year continues to be successful as RCS has four more schools currently participating in PBIS: Draper Elementary, Western Rockingham Middle School, Monroeton Elementary, and Reidsville High School.

Congratulations to RCS’ 2010-2011 Green Ribbon and Model Banner Schools!

For more information regarding Positive Behavior Intervention & Support go to www.ncpublicschools.org/positivebehavior/.

For Immediate Release: February 1, 2012

saustin@rock.k12.nc.us

RCS Schools Recognized for PBIS Programs

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Thursday, February  2nd, 2012, Results

Pacers 34, Spurs 30

PACERS (34) – DaJour Tatum 17, Cameron Galloway 8, Titus Jones 6, Jeremiah Galloway 2, Coley Thomas 2.

SPURS (30) – Jassahn Rankin 11, Chance Townsend 11, Neil Chudasma 4, Javon Scales 4.

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Celtics 30, Warriors 13

CELTICS (30) – Cameron Cook 13, Landon Warner 11, Jairon Dickerson 2, David Lawson 2, Shawn Watlington 2.

WARRIORS (13) – Maurice Jennings 8, Nick Harmon 2, Rasheid Herbin 2, Dawson Ellington 1.

Wednesday, February 2, 2012, Results

Magic 38, Bulls 18

MAGIC (38) – Jeremiah Wilson 16, Isaiah Hayes 12, Josiah Langston 4, Micah Hearn 3, Tyrice Herbin 3.

BULLS (18) – Dexter Scales 10, Justin Lowe 4, Sam Baber 2, Isaac Hill 2.

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Kings 37, Hornets 17

KINGS (37) – John Johnson 16, Cameron Griffith 11, Noah Jones 10.

HORNETS (17) – Nelson Smith 6, Jacob Moore 6, Cole Bennett 2, Will Booker 2.

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February 1st & 2nd Basketball Game Report

Mite League (Playoffs)

Hornets – 32

Wizards – 12

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 12, Danielle Hart 6, Markalan Scales 6, India Hairston 2, Mark Pettie 2, A. C. Cohen 2 & Rion Martin 2.

Wizard Scorers – Demetrius Breedlove 6, Dominique Blackwell 4 & Elijah Eaves 2.

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Bulls – 21 (Playoff Championship)

Hornets – 18

Bull Scorers – Ted Agee 7, Christian Jackson 6, Tyren Wilson 4 & Tristen Smith 4.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 14, India Hairston 2 & Trinity Hammond 2.

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Junior Playoff Championship

Eden Rec Magic – 41

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – 31

Magic Scorers – Matthew Shipwash 11, Shaquion Madison 10, Jadakiss Jumper 6, Boog Thornton 5, Tiano Casey 5 & Lavonte Blackstock 4.

Pizza Hut Scorers – Jesus Escalante 11, Tryston Mock 9, Creshawn Watkins 4, Cody Thompson 3, Nathan Kelley 2 & Bryson Riddle 2.

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The Eden Parks & Recreation Department will host its Basketball Awards on Thursday, February 9th at 4:30 at the Mill Ave. Center. All players aged 8 & up are invited to attend.

January 31st Midget League Playoff Championship

Deacons – 19

Sheetz Tar Heels – 17

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 9, Dennis Proctor 6, Nocarius Wilkerson 2 & Monte Mitchell 2.

ar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 8, Lucas Hyler 4, Ty Blackstock 4 & Brad Bonds 1.

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January 30th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Bulls – 28

Wizards – 14

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 9, Tristen Smith 8, Ted Agee 5, Tyler Wilson 4 & Shantel Gill 2.

Wizard Scorers – Dominique Blackwell 4, Demetrius Breedlove 4, Tavon Gibbs 2 and Elijah Eaves 2.

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Lakers – 35

Hornets – 22

Laker Scorers – Alondre Simpson 21, Makkyah Stultz 8, Talis Lester 4 & Skylar Neri 2.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 20 & Danielle Hart 2.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets – 21

Kathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 17

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 10, Taylor Pruitt 4, Chiana Blackwell 3, Destiny Fish 2 & Victoria Jackson 2.

Flame Scorers – Nikkie Simons 6, Janae Elliott 6, Amari Simpson 5.

January 26th Basketball Game Report

Midget League Playoffs

Sheetz Tar Heels – 24 (overtime)

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 22

Tar Heel Scorers – Brad Bonds 7, Justin Starnes 4, Seth Gammons 4, Ty Blackstock 4, Noah Blackwell 3 & Lucas Hyler 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Marcus Griffin 11, Lewis Griffin 7, Jacob Bruins 2 & Tyleic Hairston 4.

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Junior League Playoffs

Eden Rec Magic – 38

Eden Rec Thunder – 29

Magic Scorers – Shaquion Madison 13, Boog Thornton 12, Jadakiss Jumper 7 & Matthew Shipwash 6.

Thunder Scorers – Shoalin McGuire 18, Treyvon Mitchell 5, Shaquan Lowe 2, Nino Tinsley 2 & Malik McFarland 2.

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January 25th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Lakers – 19

Bulls – 18

Laker Scorers – Alondre Simpson 12, Makkyah Stultz 3 & Talis Lester 2.

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 9, Tristen Smith 7 & Ted Agee 2.

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Hornets – 32

Wizards – 2

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 22, Danielle Hart 8 & India Hairston 2.

Wizard Scorers – Zakiah Tinsley 2.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets over Lazers by forfeit

Scrimmage Game

Lazers – 17

Comets – 15

Lazer Scorers – Janae Elliott 8, Tamya Foster 5 & Amari Lester 4.

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 10, Chiana Blackwell 5, Taylor Pruitt 2 & Victoria Jackson 2.

January 24th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 19

Sheetz Tar Heels – 18

Wolfpack Scorers – Tyrell Berger 11, Jalund Wilson 4 & Tyleic Hairston 4.

Tar Heel Scorers – Justin Starnes 9, Lucas Hyler 3, Seth Gammons 2, Ty Blackstock 2, & Noah Blackwell 2.

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Blue Devils – 43

Deacons – 41

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 19, Rashaun Clark 18, Austin Denny 2, Austin Bullins 2 & Josh Hallman 2.

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 19, Dennis Proctor 13, Nocarius Wilkerson 4, DeJoure Graves 3 & Monte Mitchell 2.

January 23rd Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Lakers – 26

Wizards – 10

Laker Scorers – Alondre Simpson 12, Makkyah Stultz 8, Talis Lester 2, Kaya Roberts 2 & Skeylar Neri 4.

Wizard Scorers – Elijah Eaves 2, Tavon Gibbs 2, Demetrius Breedlove 2, Dominique Nimmons 2 & Dominique Blackwell 2.

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Bulls – 18

Hornets – 16

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 8, Ted Agee 8 & Tristen Smith 2.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 6, Danielle Hart 6, India Hairston 2 & Rion Martin 2.

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Girls League

Kathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 20

Lazers – 10

Flame Scorers – Amari Simpson 8, & Nikkie Simons 8 & Janae Elliott 4.

Lazer Scorers – Tamya Foster 6, Amari Lester 2 & Chiana Blackstock 2.

January 19th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 44

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 20

Blue Devil Scorers –Rashaun Clark 11, Jevon Johnson 8, Austin Denny 5, Kishan Tinsley 4, Austin Bullins 4, Isiah Thompson 2 & Josh Hallman 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Tyleic Hairston 10, Marcus Griffin 4, Jalund Wilson 4 & Jacob Bruins 2.

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Deacons – 32

Sheetz Tar Heels – 18

Deacon Scorers –Keivon Broadnax 12, Dennis Proctor 12, Nocarius Wilkerson 4, Monte Mitchell 2 & DeJoure Graves 2.

Tar Heel Scorers – Lucas Hyler 5, Seth Gammons 4, Brad Bonds 4, Justin Starnes 3 & Buddy Simons 2.

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Junior League

Eden Rec Thunder – 35

Eden Rec Magic – 34

Thunder Scorers – Treyvon Mitchell 18, Shoalin McGuire 13, Mason Sams 2, Shaquan Lowe 1 & Trayvon Lampkins 1.

Magic Scorers – Shaquion Madison 11, Matthew Shipwash 9, Dominique Lowe 6, Lavonte Blackstock 5, Tiano Casey 2 & Christian Thompson 1.

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Senior League

Mill Ave. Celtics won over Eden “Y” Hornets by forfeit

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January 18th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Lakers – 32

Hornets – 16

Laker Scorers – Alondre Simpson 8, Talis Lester 6, Makkyah Stultz 4 & Skeylar Neri 4.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 8, India Hairston 6 & Danielle Hart 2.

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Bulls – 16

Wizards – 13

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 8, Ted Agee 4, Shantel Gill 2 & Tristen Smith 2.

Wizard Scorers – Elijah Eaves 4, Tavon Gibbs 4, Demetrius Breedlove 3 & Dominique Blackwell 2.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets – 19

Kathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 15

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 8, Victoria Jackson 8 & Chiana Blackwell 3.

Flame Scorers – Janae Elliott 5, Amari Simpson 5, Makayla Jumper 3 & Nikkie Simons 2.

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January 17th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 33

Sheetz Tar Heels – 28

Blue Devil Scorers –Rashaun Clark 20, Jevon Johnson 8, Austin Denny 6 & Josh Hallman 5.

Tar Heel Scorers – Lucas Hyler 11, Seth Gammons 9, Justin Starnes 4, Noah Blackwell 2 & Buddy Simons 2.

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Deacons – 24

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 17

Deacon Scorers – Nocarius Wilkerson 9, Keivon Broadnax 8, Monte Mitchell 4 & Dennis Proctor 3,

Wolfpack Scorers – Tyrell Berger 8, Jacob Bruins 7 & Tyleic Hairston 2.

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January 12th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Sheetz Tar Heels – 24

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 22

Tar Heel Scorers – Justin Starnes 8, Buddy Simons 6, Seth Gammons 4, Ty Blackstock 4 & Noah Blackwell 2.

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Wolfpack Scorers – Tyrell Berger 13, Jacob Bruins 4, Marcus Griffin 2, Lewis Griffin 2 & Tyleic Hairston 1.

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Blue Devils – 29

Deacons – 27

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 16, Rashaun Clark 8, Josh Hallman 3 & Austin Denny 2.

Deacon Scorers – Nocarius Wilkerson 8, Dennis Proctor 7, Monte Mitchell 5,Keivon Broadnax 4 & DeJoure Graves 3.

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Senior League

Mill Ave. Celtics – 84

Bridge St. 76ers – 38

Celtic Scorers – Hunter Walker 29, Joseph Redd 15, Leon Neal 14, Colin Golden 12, Richard Smith 8 & Xavier Jackson 6,

76er Scorers – Jason Wilson 12, Kevin Clark 12, Marquis Davis 4, Alonte Broadnax 4, Wayne Thomas 3, Charles Penn 2 & Steven Galloway 2.

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January 11th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Hornets – 30

Wizards – 13

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 12, India Hairston 8, Danielle Hart 6, Markalan Scales 2 & A C Cohen 2.

Wizard Scorers – Elijah Eaves 6, Demetrius Breedlove 4, Tavon Gibbs 2 & Dominique Nimmons 1.

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Bulls – 18

Lakers – 17

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 8, Ted Agee 6 & Tristen Smith 4.

Laker Scorers – Alondre Simpson 9, Kaya Roberts 3, Makkyah Stultz 2, Skeylar Neri 2 & Talis Lester 1.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets – 24

Lazers – 7

Comet Scorers – Destiny Fish 4, Chiana Blackwell 3 & Victoria Jackson 3.

Lazer Scorers –Tamya Foster 5 & Amari Lester 2.

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Junior League

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – 37

Eden Rec Magic – 34

Pizza Hut Scorers – Nathan Kelley 12, Bryson Riddle 8, Julian Scales 7, Cody Thompson 5, Jesus Escalante 3 & Jared Mendez 2.

Magic Scorers – Shaquion Madison 16, Mathew Shipwash 8, Jadakiss Jumper 5, Christian Thompson 3 & Dominique Lowe 2.

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January 10th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Deacons – 31

Sheetz Tar Heels – 23

Deacon Scorers – Nocarius Wilkerson 10, Keivon Broadnax 9, Dennis Proctor, Monte Mitchell 2 & DeJoure Graves 2.

Tar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 10, Ty Blackstock 6, Justin Starnes 5 & Lucas Hyler 2.

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Blue Devils – 32

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 17

Blue Devil Scorers – Austin Denny 12, Jevon Johnson 6, Rashaun Clark 6, Kishan Tinsley 4 and Jacob Mamun 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Jacob Bruins 7, Jalund Wilson 4, Tyrell Berger 4 & Marcus Griffin 2,

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January 9th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Hornets – 27

Bulls – 18

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 16, Danielle Hart 4, India Hairston 4 & Mark Pettie 3.

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 11, Ted Agee 2, India Robertson 2 & Tyler Wilson 2

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Lakers – 44

Wizards – 6

Laker Scorers –Makkyah Stultz 14, Alondre Simpson 10, Talis Lester 8. Jerry Lester 4, Skylar Neri 4, Kaya Roberts 2 & Glymia Terry 2.

Wizard Scorers – Elijah Eaves 6.

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Girls League

Kathy’s Mini-Mart Flames – 10

Lazers – 7

Flame Scorers – Janae Elliott 4, Amari Simpson 2, Nikkie Simons 2 & Tyasia Brooks 2.

Lazer Scorers – Chianna Blackwell 3, Destiny Fish 3 & Tamya Foster 1.

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Junior League

Boys & Girls Club Fleming Real Estate – 51

Eden Rec Thunder – 25

Fleming Scorers – Adam Bullins 26, Zach Sedwick 14, Tyrek Dillard 5, Levi Stump 4 & Jeremy Stewart 2.

Thunder Scorers – Trayvon Lampkins 14, Daniel Bates 4, Shaquan Lowe 4 & Treyvon Mitchell 3.

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January 5th, 2011 Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 29

Sheetz Tar Heels – 20

Blue Devil Scorers – Rashaun Clark 15 and Jevon Johnson 14.

Tar Heel Scorers – Lucas Hyler 9, Seth Gammons 6, Justin Starnes 3 & Ty Blackstock 2.

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Deacons – 21

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 7

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 7, Dennis Proctor 6, Nocarius Wilkerson 4, Tyren Willis 4 and Monte Mitchell 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Tyrell Berger 5 and Jalund Wilson 2.

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Junior League

Eden Rec Thunder – 39

Eden Rec Magic – 28

Thunder Scorers – Treyvon Mitchell 16, Sky McGuire 7, Malik McFarland 6, Trayvon Lampkins 6 & Shaquan Lowe 4.

Magic Scorers – Matthew Shipwash 12, Shaquion Madison 8, Lavonte Blackstock 4, Jadakiss Jumper 2 and Christian Thompson 2.

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Senior League

Bridge St. 76ers – 56

Boys & Girls Club Moose Lodge – 50

76er Scorers – Kevin Clark 20, Antonio Joyce 19, Jason Wilson 9, Tony Lowe 6 and Steven Galloway 2.

Moose Lodge Scorers – Matt Crawford 17, Josh Petty 13, Evan Dix 10, Corey Dillard 6, Will Stokes 2 and Aaron Weston 2.

January 4th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Bulls – 19

Wizards – 10

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 15, Tristen Smith 2 and Ted Agee 2.

Wizard Scorers –Demetrius Breedlove 8 & Dominique Nimmons 2.

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Lakers – 24

Hornets – 21

Lakers Scorers – Alondre Simpson 12, Mahhyah Stultz 9 &Talis Lester 3.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 19 & India Hairston 6.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets – 11

Kathy’s Mini-Mart Flames – 10.

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 5, Chiana ?Blackwell 4 &Destiny Fish 2.

Flames Scorers – Amari Simpson 4, Janae Elliott 2, Makayla Jumper 2 & Nikkie Simons 2.

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Junior League

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – 43

Eden Rec Thunder – 34

Pizza Hut Scorers – Jesus Escalante 16, Bryson Riddle 9, Nathan Kelley 8, Creshawn Dillard 7 & Tryston Mock 3.

Thunder Scorers – Sky McGuire 9, Trey Mitchell 8, Malik McFarland 7, Shaquan Lowe 6 & Ian Shumate 4.

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January 3rd Basketball Game Report

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Midget League

Blue Devils – 32

Deacons – 24

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 16, Rashaun Clark 12, Austin Denny 2 and Jacob Mamun 2.

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 17, Dennis Proctor 7, Nocarius Wilkerson 2 &Tyren Willis 1.

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Sheetz Tar Heels – 29

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 9

Tar Heel Scorers – Lucas Hyler 13, Seth Gammons 5, Brad Bonds 4, Noah Blackwell 3, Justin Starnes 2 & Ty Blackstock 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Marcus Griffin 5, Tyrell Berger 5, Jacob Bruins 4, Jaylon Lowe 3, Tyleik Hairston 2 & Darius Graves 2.

December 21st Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Deacons – 24

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 21

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 7, Dennis Proctor 6, Tyren Willis 6 & Nocarius Wilkerson 5.

Wolfpack Scorers – Marcus Griffin 5, Tyrell Berger 5, Jacob Bruins 4, Jaylon Lowe 3, Tyleik Hairston 2 & Darius Graves 2.

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December 20th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 30

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 12

Blue Devil Scorers – Rashaun Clark 15, Josh Hallman 7, Jevon Johnson 6 & Austin Denny 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Jalund Wilson 4, Lewis Griffin 4, Tyrell Berger 2 & Darius Graves 2.

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Deacons – 36

Sheetz Tar Heels – 28

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 14, Dennis Proctor 9, Nocarius Wilkerson 8, Tyren Willis 3 and Monte Mitchell 2.

Tar Heel Scorers – Lucas Hyler 10, Seth Gammons 6, Ty Blackstock 6, Noah Blackwell 2, Buddy Simons 2 & Jeremiah Bridges 2.

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December 19th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Lakers – 19

Bulls – 14

Lakers Scorers –Makkyah Stultz 7, Skyla Alondre Simpson 6, Talis Lester 4 and Skylar Neri 2.

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 6, Tristen Smith 6 and Ted Agee 2.

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Hornets – 31

Wizards – 9

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 18, India Hairston 6, Rion Martin 4, Danielle Hart 2 & Markalan Scales 1.

Wizard Scorers – Elijah Eaves 5 & Demetrius Breedlove 4.

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Girls League

Lazers – 20

Sheetz Comets – 15

Lazer Scorers – Amari Lester 10, Janae Elliott 6 & Tamya Foster 4.

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 11, Destiny Fish 2 & Victoria Jackson 2.

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December 15th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 42

Sheetz Tar Heels – 32

Blue Devil Scorers – Rashaun Clark 20, Austin Denny 9, Jevon Johnson 8, Josh Hallman 3 & Isaiah Thompson 2.

Tar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 18, Lucas Hyler 12 & Brad Bonds 2.

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Eden Rec Magic – 48

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – 33

Eden Rec Magic – Shaquion Madison 25, Matthew Shipwash 11, JadaKiss Jumper 5, Boog Thornton 3, Jordan Brim 2 & Lavonte Blackstock 2.

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – Bryson Riddle 13, Tryston Mock 8, Jesus Escalante 5, Nathan Kelley 5 & Jelian Scales 2.

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December 14th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Bulls – 30 (overtime)

Hornets – 22

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 12, Tristen Smith 8, Ted Agee 6, Shantel Gill 2 & India Robertson 2.

Hornet Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 16, India Hairston 4 & Rion Martin 2.

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Lakers – 31

Wizards – 11

Lakers Scorers – Alondre Simpson 17, Talis Lester 6, Makkyah Stultz 4, Skylar Neri 2 & Kaya Roberts 2.

Wizard Scorers – Tevon Gibbs 4, Elijah Eaves 4 &Demetrius Breedlove 3.

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Girls League

Cathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 17

Lazers – 6

Flame Scorers – Nikkie Simons 6, Makayla Jumper 5, Janae Elliott 4 & Tyasia Brooks 2.

Lazers Scorers – Tamya Foster 4 & Chianna Blackwell 2.

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Junior League

“Y” Dyer’s Saints – 38

Eden Rec Magic – 36

Saints Scorers – Wallace Millner 15, Kristian Mabe 8, Travis Snody 5, Devin Rudd 4, Isaac Sasser 4 & Richie Meade 2.

Magic Scorers – Shaquion Madison 13, Boog Thornton 9, Lavonte Blackstock 5, Matthew Shipwash 4, Jadakiss Jumper 3 & Dominique Lowe 2.

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December 13th Basketball Game Report

Midget League

Blue Devils – 27

Deacons – 20

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 14 & Rashaun Clark 13.

Deacon Scorers – Keivon Broadnax 7, Nocarius Wilkerson 6, Dennis Proctor 5 & Monte Mitchell 2.

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Sheetz Tar Heels – 32

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 24

Tar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 15, Lucas Hyler 7, Ty Blackstock 7, Noah Blackwell 2 & Justin Starnes 1.

Wolfpack Scorers – Jacob Bruins 8, Tyrell Berger 6, Jalund Wilson 4, Tyleik Hariston 4 & Marcus Griffin 2.

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Junior League

“Y” Dyer’s Crusaders – 34

Eden Rec Thunder – 33

Crusader Scorers – Austin Parsons 18, Alec Cates 8, Zach Shelton 2, Grant Dodson 2, Keymonte Lowe 2 & Demarcus Alexander 2.

Thunder Scorers – Sky McGuire 15, Treyvon Mitchell 11, Malik McFarland 5 & Shaquan Lowe 2.

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Senior League

Bridge St. 76ers – 34

Eden “Y” Hornets – 30

76ers Scorers – Kevin Clark 10, Ryheam Fields 8, Tony Lowe 6, Markeist Johnson 5, Jason Wilson 3 & Steven Galloway 2.

Hornet Scorers – Chad Harmon 12, Glenn Chester 5, Brad Soyars 4, Blake Dodson 3, Colton Shelton 2, Pierce Lawrence 2, Trey Horsley 1 & Winston Griffin 1.

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Mill Ave. Celtics – 59

Boys & Girls Club Moose Lodge – 48

Celtic Scorers – Jawaan Winfield 39, Colon Golden 10 & Richard Smith 10.

Moose Lodge Scorers – Eric Joyce 15, Matt Crawford 12, Josh Petty 11, Donnie Bullins 8 & Trey Watkins 2.

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December 12th Basketball Game Report

Mite League

Lakers – 24

Hornets – 19

Lakers Scorers – Alondre Simpson 14, Makkyah Stultz 8 & Kaya Roberts 2.

Hornet Scorers – Danielle Hart 10 & Stefan McLaughlin 9.

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Bulls – 32

Wizards – 2

Bull Scorers – Christian Jackson 20, Tristen Smith 6, Ted Agee 4 & India Robertson 2.

Wizard Scorers – Demetrius Breedlove 2.

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Girls League

Cathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 10

Sheetz Comets – 9

Flame Scorers – Janae Elliott 6, Amari Simpson 2 & Nikkie Simons 2.

Comet Scorers – Mya Brown 8 & Chianna Blackwell 1.

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December 8th Basketball Game Report

Thursday, December 8th

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Midget League

Blue Devils – 21

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 17

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 13, Rashaun Clark 4, Austin Denny 2 & Josh Hallman 2.

Wolfpack Scorers Tyrell Berger 8, Jalund Wilson 4 , Marcus Griffin 4 & Jacob Bruins 1.

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Deacons – 27

Sheetz Tar Heels – 19

Deacons Scorers –Keivon Broadnax 17, Dennis Proctor 5, Monte Mitchell 2 & Nocarius Wilkerson 1.

Tar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 7, Lucas Hyler 7 & Buddy Simons 5.

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Junior League

Eden Rec Thunder – 33 (overtime)

Boys & Girls Club Fleming Real Estate – 29

Thunder Scorers – Sky McGuire 14, Trayvon Lampkins 7, Treyvon Mitchell 6, Shaquan Lowe 4 & Daniel Bates 3.

Fleming Real Estate Scorers – Adam Bullins 15, Tyrek Dillard 5, Karon Hunter 5 & D. J. Peatross 4.

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Senior League

Mill Ave. 76ers – 48

Boys & Girls Club Moose Lodge

76ers Scorers – Antonio Joyce 22, Jason Wilson 10, Kevin Clark 6, Tony Lowe 4, Markeist Johnson 3, Ryheam Fields 2 & Charles Penn 1.

Moose Lodge Scorers – Josh Petty 14, Eric Joyce 9, Matt Crawford 8, Donnie Bullins 4 & Will Stokes 2.

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December 7th Basketball Game Report

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Wednesday, December 7th

Mite League

Hornets – 27

Wizards – 14

Hornets Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 11, Rion Martin 6, India Hairston 6, Trinity Hammond 2 & Markalan Scales 2.

Wizards Scorers – Demetrius Breedlove 6, Keyan Walker 6 & Tavon Gibbs 2.

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Lakers – 25

Bulls – 14

Lakers Scorers –Makkyah Stultz 7, Alondre Simpson 6, Skylar Neri 6, Talis Lester 4 & Kaya Roberts 2.

Bulls Scorers – Christian Jackson 10, Ted Agee 5 & Tristen Smith 2 & Tyler Wilson 2.

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Girls League

Sheetz Comets – 8

Lazers – 6

Comets Scorers – Mya Brown 6 & Taylor Pruitt 2.

Lazers Scorers – Amari Lester 2, Amaiyah Moyer 2 & Zoee’ Lowery 2.

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Junior League

Eden Rec Thunder – 36

Eden “Y” Dyer’s Saints – 27

Thunder Scorers – Shoalin McGuire 17, Treyvon Mitchell 15 & Trayvon Lampkins 4.

Dyer’s Saints Scorers – Devin Redd 6, Kristian Mabe 5, Wallace Millner 5, Richie Meade 2, Travis Snody 2, Ryan Southard 2 & Kevin Hyler 1.

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Eden Rec Magic – 47

Eden “Y” Dyer’s Crusaders – 37

Magic Scorers – Boog Thornton 11, Shaquion Madison 11, Matthew Shipwash 10, Jadakiss Jumper 8 & Tiano Casey 5.

Crusaders Scorers – Austin Parsons 21, Keymonte Lowe 6, Alec Cates 4, Grant Dodson 3 & Nick Tilley 3.

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December 5th & 6th Basketball Game Report

Monday, December 5th

Mite League

Hornets – 21

Bulls – 19

Hornets Scorers – Stefan McLaughlin 17, Danielle Hart 2 & Rion Martin 2.

Bulls Scorers – Christian Jackson 12, Ted Agee 5 & Tyler Wilson 2.

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Lakers – 32

Wizards – 10

Lakers Scorers – Alondre Simpson 16, Makkyah Stultz 8, Talis Lester 5, Skylar Neri 2 & Kaya Roberts 1.

Wizards Scorers – Demetrius Breedlove 5, Dominique Nimmons 3 & Elijah Eaves 2.

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Girls League

Cathy’s Mini Mart Flames – 14

Lazers – 13

Flames Scorers – Nikkie Simons 8, Janae Elliott 2, Amari Simpson 2 & Makayla Jumper 2.

Lazers Scorers – Amari Lester 8, Tamya Foster 2, Aaliyah Eaves 2 & Zoee’ Lowery 2.

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Tuesday, December 6th

Midget League

Deacons – 29

Pizza Hut Wolfpack – 21

Deacons Scorers – Dennis Proctor 10, Keivon Broadnax 9, Nocarius Wilkerson 8 & Javien Scales 2.

Wolfpack Scorers – Khalill Williamson 8, Jalund Wilson 6, Tyrell Berger 5 & Jacob Bruins 2.

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Blue Devils – 23

Sheetz Tar Heels – 17

Blue Devil Scorers – Jevon Johnson 9, Rashaun Clark 7, Austin Denny 6 & Josh Hallman 1.

Tar Heel Scorers – Seth Gammons 6, Buddy Simons 4, Brad Bonds 4 & Lucas Hyler 3.

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Junior League

Eden Rec Thunder – 29

Boys & Girls Club Pizza Hut – 28

Thunder Scorers – Treyvon Mitchell 13, Trayvon Lampkins 7, Shaquan Lowe 5, Malik McFarland 2 & Ian Shumate 2.

Pizza Hut Scorers – Jesus Escalante 10, Trystan Mock 8, Bryson Riddle 6 & Nathan Kelley 4.

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Senior League

Mill Ave. Celtics – 57

Bridge St. 76ers – 49

Celtics Scorers – Jawaan Winfield 28, Hunter Walker 15, Colon Golen 9, Richard Smith 4 & Xavier Jackson 1.

76ers Scorers – Antonio Joyce 18, Kevin Clark 13, Jason Wilson 8, Allontae Broadnax 7, Marquis Davis 2 & Stephen Galloway 1.

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• [STOKESDALE, NC]— On Wednesday February 1, 2012, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office arrested Cecil Ray Harrelson Jr., 30, of Forest Manor Dr. Stokesdale, NC for felonious Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and misdemeanor Possession of Less Than ½ Ounce of Marijuana. He was placed in theRockingham County Jail under a $10,000 secured bond and is scheduled to appear in Court on February 13th.

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• [MADISON, NC]— On Wednesday February 1, 2012, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office arrested Joseph Gene Haswell, 19, of Angell Rd. Madison, NC for 30 counts of felonious Breaking and Entering a Motor Vehicle, 1 count of felonious Larceny, 8 counts of misdemeanor Larceny, and 1 count of Attempted Misdemeanor Larceny. He was placed in the Rockingham County Jail under a $80,000 secured bond and is scheduled to appear in Court on February 14th.

Jose Alfredo Guerrero, 18, of Angel Rd. Madison has also been charged with 2 counts of Breaking and Entering into a Dwelling, one count of felonious Larceny and one count of misdemeanor Larceny in connection with two break-ins and thefts on Angell Rd. Madison, NC. Guerrero is currently in the Guilford County Jail.

**NOTE—Haswell and Guerrero’s arrests are in connection with the Motor Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts that have plagued the Gold Hill Rd. area of Madison, NC and Southwestern part of Rockingham County since November 2011. More charges are anticipated on Haswell and Guerrero as this investigation

(Wentworth, NC) – Dwight Jerome Brown, Jr. age 32, of Reidsville, NC pled guilty to three counts of Sell/Deliver Cocaine and three counts of Possession with Intent to Sell/Deliver Cocaine earlier this week in Rockingham County Superior Court. Brown was sentenced as an Habitual Felon to 76-101 months in prison by Judge Richard Stone.

Brown had prior convictions for Felony Larceny, Carrying a Concealed Weapon, Possession of Cocaine, Possession with intent to Sell/Deliver Cocaine (4), Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Felony Fleeing to Elude Arrest, and multiple counts of Resisting a Public Officer.

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In Other News from Rockingham County Superior Court:

Rashard McLaughlin, age 24, of Reidsville, NC, was sentenced to 15-18 months in prison upon his plea of guilty to 3 counts of Sell/Deliver Cocaine and 3 counts of Possession with Intent to Sell and Deliver Cocaine.

Ishaard Scales, age 24, of Eden, NC, pled guilty to possession of a Firearm by a Felon and Assault with a Deadly Weapon Inflicting Serious Injury. Scales was sentenced to 20-33 months in Prison.

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In the letter nominating her for the award, an RCC staff member cited McCain’s 3.9 (out of a possible 4.0) grade point average, acceptance into the college’s two honor societies, leadership role in student government, compassion and caring toward others, and common sense approach to life.

McCain is the daughter of Roselyn and Tyrone McCain. She was an A-student at Reidsville High School and upon graduation, she and her twin sister, Raquel, enrolled at RCC. She attributes her desire to excel academically to her parents.

“They taught me that if you excel in knowledge and education, you can go anywhere.”

The McCain twins will graduate in May from RCC, each with an associate degree in fine arts. They will begin their studies for fine art degrees (with concentrations in graphic design) at East Carolina University beginning fall 2012. Their goal is to open a graphic design business together.

“My experience at RCC has been an astonishing journey,” said McCain. “Through leadership roles, extracurricular activities, friends I’ve made and the entire personal atmosphere of the college, it has helped me learn about myself and learn what I want to do and who I want to be. The lifelong skills and knowledge I have obtained here will help me throughout my future.”

February 1, 2012

Rockingham Community College

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

McCain selected for prestigious academic award