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Community News 2/20/14-2/26/14
Community News 2/20/14-2/26/14
Rutherford Family Support Group: Meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month, 6pm. Crawford Building; Rutherford Regional. Info: 2-1-1, ask A/B Group.
 
To All Veterans: American Legion Post 423; 406 Boss Moore Rd., Caroleen. Meeting 1st Monday of each month. Supper at 6pm, meeting at 7pm. Membership drive, $25 per year. We also welcome all transfers from other Legion Post. Info: 828-657-6145.
 
Al-Anon Family Groups
Patience AFG: Mondays, 7pm at Rutherford UMC. 828-288-2767. Lake Lure AFG; Tuesdays, 7:30pm at Mountains Branch Library. 828-748-8583. Info: www.al-anon.alateen.org
 
Rutherford County Chess Club
Meets each Wednesday night at 5:30pm. 175 N. Main St., Rutherfordton (Law office of Marvin Sparrow and John Byrd, across from Kid Senses). Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome, from 5 to 105, beginners to masters. 64 Squares.
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Rhonda Denise Marlow Mullinax, age 34
Rhonda Denise Marlow Mullinax, age 34, of 2040 Carpenter Square, passed away February 12, 2014. 
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Ms. Robynn Lowe Spence, 46
Ms. Robynn Lowe Spence, 46, of Rutherfordton, the Rutherford County Clerk of Superior Court, passed away Sunday, February 16, 2014. 
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Ms. Robynn Lowe Spence, 46
Ms. Robynn Lowe Spence, 46, of Rutherfordton, the Rutherford County Clerk of Superior Court, passed away Sunday, February 16, 2014. 
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Hattie Matilda Smith Parker, age 71
Hattie Matilda Smith Parker, age 71, of Rutherfordton passed away Monday, February 10, 2014. 
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Gilbert Lazarus Carmona, age 28
Gilbert Lazarus Carmona, age 28, of Rutherfordton, passed away Friday, February 14, 2014. 
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Larry Dean McDaniel, 70
Larry Dean McDaniel, 70, of Cliffside, passed away on Sunday, February 09, 2014. 
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Marilyn June (Campbell Reed) Wilkoff, 78
Marilyn June (Campbell Reed) Wilkoff, 78, of Lake Lure, passed away Saturday, February 8, 2014. 
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Ronald Dean Boone, age 63
Ronald Dean Boone, age 63
Ronald Dean Boone, age 63, of Mooresboro, passed away Sunday, February 9, 2014. 
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Mark Lee Summey, age 87
Mark Lee Summey, age 87
Mark Lee Summey, age 87, of Spindale, passed away Monday, February 10, 2014.  
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Shelly D. Hollifield, age 43
Shelly D. Hollifield, age 43
Shelly D. Hollifield, age 43, of Rutherfordton, NC, passed away Friday, February 7, 2014.
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Mary Ann “Tootsie” Burgess, age 75
Mary Ann “Tootsie” Burgess, age 75
Mary Ann “Tootsie” Burgess, age 75, of Forest City, NC, passed away Saturday, February 8, 2014.
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Truman Robert “Shorty” Farmer, 84
Truman Robert “Shorty” Farmer, 84
Truman Robert “Shorty” Farmer, 84, of Mooresboro, passed away on Sunday, February 16, 2014. 
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Always There To Care! R.U.OK?
Always There To Care! R.U.OK?
It’s a program that everyone in Rutherford County needs to be aware of so they can help family and friends who may be in need. In late 1990 the R.U.OK? program was implemented. The program is designed for seniors, anyone living alone, or  individuals who may need assistance when the unexpected happens.
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Community
Community

Valentine Snowman

Thank you Dawn Eldridge of Ellenboro for sending us this ‘Valentine Snowman’ constructed after the recent snow.

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Outdoor Truths
Outdoor Truths
   The bass fishing tournaments are getting ready to start with a vengeance. Once they begin, each weekend will offer another opportunity to fish for money. All bass tournaments have pretty much the same rules; two fishermen; one boat; the five biggest fish by weight, win. Some men will literally come to blows in pursuing first prize. And first prize can be worth lots of money even in the smaller tournaments. As I have said before these types of events touch both the competitive and outdoorsy side of men. It’s enough fun to fish but add in beating somebody in the process and winning cash to do it, makes it an addictive potion.
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Listen To Life
Listen To Life

How’s your stress level?

   Have you ever finally gotten home from a stressful day at work only to realize, “Hey!  I forgot to pick up the laundry!” or a roast for dinner or the kids from school?  Ever wonder why you sit down to take a big test and can’t remember anything you studied?  And why you get on stage and can’t find your lines anywhere in your head?  Well, now there’s a scientific explanation—stress makes you forgetful.

   The journal Science reports that stressful situations over which you have no control activate the PKC enzyme.  This enzyme impairs short-term memory and other functions in the prefrontal cortex.

   You know, every week confronts us with these kinds of situations.  Life is filled with “technical difficulties beyond our control.”  So how can you cope?

   Take a few deep breaths to relax.  Remind yourself of what you can control in the situation.  Then seek the strength to change those things you can, accept those you can’t, and the wisdom to know the difference.

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Coming Up: Daytona 500 And High School Basketball Playoffs
Coming Up: Daytona 500 And High School Basketball Playoffs

This weekend is the Daytona 500!!! 

Predicting what will happen at Daytona is always tough. Most of the cars are fairly equal, so it comes down to who can draft with who, block and navigate traffic the best. Well, there also is the fact of when to make that final move to grab NASCAR’s most sought after race.

So here is how I see it this weekend. The duel qualifying races are first and Thursday night at 7pm. 

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Lake Lure
Lake Lure

Pride Of Rutherford County!

 
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Community
Community

Tangy Café and Eatery Celebrates New Restaurant Opening

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Church Happenings 2/13/14-2/19/14
Church Happenings 2/13/14-2/19/14
The Epicenter Church
Ladies Conference: Hope Explosion Feb. 7-9pm. Friday 7pm, Saturday workshops 10am, Sunday 10:30am. Pastor Lynette Dutton & Apostle Jana Alcorn. 131 Countryside Dr., Forest City. Visit www.TheEpicenter.tv or 828-229-3033.
 
Tri-City Baptist Church
Invites all to attend a Creation Seminar at 6pm on the following Sundays: Feb. 23; March 2, 9, 16 & 23. 910 Piney Ridge Rd., Forest City.
 
Piney Ridge CME Church, Union Mills
Black History/Civil Rights Review, 6:30-8:30pm: 2/14; Barack Obama from childhood to the White House. 2/21; President Obama Oath of Office and Inaugural speech. 2/28; Woman called Moses, The Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman.
 
St. John AME Zion Church
Will host a Free Affordable Health Care Informational Seminar on Sat. Feb. 15, 10am-11:30am. Find out what you need to know to apply for coverage. Pisgah Legal Services will be available to answer your questions. Sponsored by The Christian Education Adult Dept. 109 Ridgecrest Ave, Rutherfordton.
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Community News 2/13/14-2/19/14
Community News 2/13/14-2/19/14
Grass Roots Rutherford 
Potluck Dinner Fri. Feb. 14, 6:30pm at the County Annex; 289 N. Main St., Rutherfordton. Grass Roots Rutherford will honor Black History Month with the showing of Rev. C. L. Bryant’s video, Runaway Slave. For additional info contact Jamie Lou Padgett at 828-245-3106 or jampadg@gmail.com.
 
RTR Fundraiser  
The 2nd Annual Casino Night a fundraiser for Rutherford Town Revitalization is for Sat. Feb. 15, 7pm-11pm at the former Doncaster-Tanner Outlet/Water Oak Restaurant facility; 581 Rock Rd., Rutherfordton. For info or tickets call 828-287-2071 or check out Rutherford Town Revitalization on Facebook.
 
South Mountain Christian Camp Fundraiser
Hundreds of children and youth need financial assistance to attend SMCC each year, and this is an easy way to help raise funds to meet that need. Eat at Zaxby’s in Forest City on Tues. Feb. 18, 5-8pm. At the end of the event, 10% of all sales made during this time will be donated to SMCC. If you don’t have time to stop in for a meal, you can use the drive-thru. ALL sales during this time count toward the fundraiser. If you can’t make it to this event, but would like to make a donation, you can do so here: http://www.southmountainchristiancamp.org/Insiders/PayPal.aspor by mail to SMCC, PO Box 9, Bostic NC 28018.
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Listen To Life
Listen To Life

How’s your office?

   Recently I was straightening up my office.  You know how it is, your things get moved around as you work so you put them back where you can find them.

   Well, I noticed that there were some things that I really like that I had put up on top of a bookshelf.  A wood carving from China a friend brought me.  A piece of beautiful pottery.  They were up high where I don’t look that often.  So I moved them down on one of my desks to see them more often.

   Next, I noticed that I had put all of my family’s pictures in my studio.  And that was fine, but they had been there for a while and they had become familiar to that space.  So I moved them out on a desk, facing me, where I can enjoy them more.

   Life is a lot like my office.  Some of the things you say you value may be in a place you don’t look very often so you don’t live out of them.  Or, some of the relationships you say are vital may be so familiar you stop treasuring them.

   This year, move your life around to better reflect your priorities as you listen to life and make a positive life.

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Sprint Cup Racing Is Back, But So Is Jimmie Johnson
Sprint Cup Racing Is Back, But So Is Jimmie Johnson

This season, NASCAR has tweaked the points system when it comes to The Chase, changed the qualifying format and reinvented The Chase to 16 drivers making the field.

And now, it seems that if a driver wins in the first 26 races on the schedule, the chances of making The Chase are very likely.

The knock out round format of The Chase is the biggest change. Sixteen drivers will start, but will be down for 12 after the third playoff race, then to eight after the sixth race and down to four after the nine events going into Homestead.

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Needed Expansion in Spindale
Needed Expansion in Spindale
 In 2006 Barley’s Taproom Pizzeria opened in downtown Spindale. The restaurant was like stepping back in time. The historic building was built 1920’s and was once “Sloan Drug Store”. The 3500 square foot building was remodeled for an old time feel and the walls were lined with photographs to honor the textile tradition that helped build the town of Spindale.
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