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Recently, I was able to take an extended trip with Richard Jordan of Christian Sportsmen’s Fellowship. Our destination was Dallas, Texas and since we had several stops to make, we decided to drive. Now this is normally a terrible idea, but it gave Richard and me a lot of time to talk about all things ministry and outdoors. Our itinerary included a Friday and Saturday meeting with a bunch of Texas guys who loved to hunt and who wanted to use this passion to connect with other guys.
Plans sometimes change, but places and faces remain the same.
I expected to travel to Virginia this weekend for NASCAR Racing, but kidney stones altered my plans to cover the STP Gas Booster 500 from the Martinsville Speedway.
By: Article compliments of: Jeremy Boler General Manager Forest City Baseball
The Forest City Owls have announced the signing of two assistant coaches for the 2013 season in Chris Torgerson and Kyle Putnam.
Owls Release 2013 Coaching Staff
METCALF NAMED EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER
Easter Bunny Visits TheChurch Of The Exceptional
It’s hard to find a better month for hunting and fishing than in April. With the fish biting and the turkeys gobbling, I find myself in a fevered pitch trying to fit it all in. If I could just get my grass to stop growing until June, then I’d be fine. But then, there’s the carport and the other outside maintenance that is calling my name as well.
Rush Shull Nanney, Jr., 79, of Mooresboro, passed away on Tuesday, March 26, 2013.
Johnny Leon Holtsclaw, 77, of Ellenboro, passed away on Saturday, March 30, 2013.
Ernest Woodrow Cash Jr., age 48, of Forest City, passed away Friday, March 29, 2013.
Geraldine Silvers Montgomery, age 74, of Forest City, NC, passed away Thursday, March 28, 2013.
Do you say what you mean to say?
I’m trying to figure out something again today. Maybe you can help me. I’m trying to understand how we misunderstand each other so easily.
I was in 8th grade and Mr. Daughtry was my Earth Science teacher. I remember him talking about astronomy one day and at the time I had a telescope. So as he talked about a celestial body, I remember him mentioning some of the distinctive features of it. I raised my hand and said, “Can you see it with a telescope?”
Benefit & Yard Sale
For Jimmy Smith who has Bone Cancer Stage 4, the event will consist of music, food & yard sale items. Also, Jimmy’s grandson Daniel Foster will be doing an Elvis Tribute. All proceeds goes to help this family, they have no life insurance. CANCELED, re-schedule for later date.
Fundraiser Family Movies
Retro Cinema 4 & Rutherford County Humane Society present: “Good-bye My Lady” on Tues. April 9, 7pm. Tickets $8 at door. Help the Cinema and help local rescue animals with Rutherford County Humane Society.
Fundraiser
3rd Annual Miles for Messiah 5K, Fun Run, and 40 Mile Bike Ride. Sat. April 13, at Pleasant View Community Church; 129 Michael Dr., Forest City. Live Entertainment and Professional 5K Timing! Race day registration starts at 7am, 5K race starts at 8am, Bike Ride starts at 9am. Registration is $25 for 1 event or $35 for both events, but save $5 if pre-registered by April 6, 2013. Online registration is available through www.rutherfordoutdoor.org on the 2013 ROC Race Series page. “Like” our Miles for Messiah Facebook page for additional info.
Sandy Level Baptist Church
Fish Fry 1st Saturday monthly, 3-7pm. Everyone welcome. 1047 Sandy Level Ch. Rd., Bostic.
Sunshine United Methodist Church
Sunday worship services 9:45am; Sunday school 10:45am. Pastor: Rev. Cindy Lunsford. 367 Depriest Rd., Sunshine.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Weekly schedule: Sunday school 10am. Worship service at 11am. Mt. Olivet Church Rd. Ellenboro.
By: Allison Flynn, Marketing Assistant Rutherford Regional Health System
BARNES CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF SERVICE WITH RUTHERFORD REGIONAL
The Forest City Owls Baseball Club announced today the hiring of Breynna Winkler as the Director of Ticket Sales & Community Relations.
The Director of Ticket Sales & Community Relations will have an active role in the community and work with non-profits, youth sports teams and groups of all sizes as well as putting on events and fundraisers at the stadium and throughout Rutherford County.
As I have found over the years and it might be a shock to some, but there are a good number of people from the area, who go up to the Martinsville Speedway at least once a year. I continue to spread the message for the Martinsville since they are the smallest venue on the NASCAR circuit and the short track racing doesn’t get any better than in Henry County, Virginia.
Posted on: March 28, 2013
If one has been hunting or fishing long enough, he has a few stories that fit into the category of either questionable or unbelievable. In fact, those tales are so unbelievable that without a witness to confirm the event, most would not only question their veracity but would deny the outcome. I can quickly think about three such stories; all of which involve fishing.
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