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What a Long,  Long Week of Sports
What a Long, Long Week of Sports
High School basketball- Boys: East Rutherford had their struggles against arguably the best team in the SMAC this past week in East Burke. East Rutherford had no answer for East Burke’s inside-outside game and lost 78-58 at home. It was East Rutherford’s first double-digit home loss since the 2010 playoffs to Salisbury. Calvin Camp had 27 points in the loss for East Rutherford. However, they do host a huge conference game with rival Shelby this coming Friday (1/30).
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 Symphony Joins Carolina Brass for January 31 Concert
Conductor Dr. Patricia Sparti leads the Symphony during a performance at The Foundation Performing Arts Center at Isothermal Community College.
Symphony Joins Carolina Brass for January 31 Concert
When the Rutherford County Symphony takes the stage with Carolina Brass on Jan. 31 at 7 p.m., it will be the culmination of a year filled with rehearsals and changes for the Symphony. 
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Super Bowl Prediction  Must Wait
Super Bowl Prediction Must Wait

High School basketball

Were a month away from the playoffs and three weeks until the conference tournaments.

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Yummy Girl Scout Cookies  Available Again!
Anna Grace Winn was the top seller of Girl Scout cookies in 2014, and said her key to selling was to always have cookies with her and ask everyone if they’d like to buy some.
Yummy Girl Scout Cookies Available Again!
Anna Grace Winn has been in Girl Scouts for two years, and in that time she’s earned a badge of honor as the top salesperson for Girl Scout Cookies in Rutherford County in 2014. 
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East Rutherford and  R-S Central Split on Court
East Rutherford and R-S Central Split on Court
Last Friday, R-S Central at East Rutherford took to the basketball court for their first of at least two meetings this season. While it was a split among the varsity games, both were entertaining.
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You Might Call Him the Crochet King
Gene Blanton works on a shell stitch that will form a lap throw. Blanton, a member of the Silver Threads & Needles group at the Rutherford County Senior Center, has been crocheting since he was 22.
You Might Call Him the Crochet King
Fingers never slowing, Gene Blanton can crochet a lap throw while carrying on a conversation, helping another crochet or just smiling and laughing. 
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Carolina Continues Playoff Quest
Carolina Continues Playoff Quest
Just eight teams are left in the NFL in search of a Super Bowl ring. Carolina has gotten hot at the right time and are still among those in the mix.
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Helping Neighbors One Roof,  Nail or Board at a Time
Volunteers with RHP are all ages, and as with any “job,” there’s an element of fun.
Helping Neighbors One Roof, Nail or Board at a Time

Volunteers with Rutherford Housing Partnership will tell you that to be able to touch someone’s life by providing much-needed home repairs is powerful — that adding a wheelchair ramp or replacing a roof is truly a labor of love. Since 1995, RHP has provided 1,269 repairs. 

 
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Carolina Convincingly Claims South, Playoff Spot
Carolina Convincingly Claims South, Playoff Spot
Who would of thought? Atlanta had been playing fairly well as of late, but the Carolina Panthers have stepped up, especially during the last two weeks. The end result…an NFC South Championship, a playoff berth and a home game.
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The 2015 New Year’s Polar Plunge Will Have a New Location, But The Same Frozen Fun
Plungers will take the water at The 1927 Lake Lure Inn & Spa pool at noon on Jan. 1. The event has been relocated due to the lowering of Lake Lure for winter maintenance. 
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Enjoying All The North Pole Has To Offer At Harris Elementary
Once students arrived at the North Pole, they got to choose a book to take home and keep.
Enjoying All The North Pole Has To Offer At Harris Elementary
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Christmas Version Of  Year And Review
Christmas Version Of Year And Review
It’s hard to believe that another year has went by. What a year it was from the athletics standpoint in 2014 from Rutherford County?
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Girl Scouts Keep Their Promise To Help Others
During their Troop meeting recently, Brownies and Daisies of Girl Scout Troop 02280 worked on making a banner to carry during the Ellenboro Christmas Parade.
Girl Scouts Keep Their Promise To Help Others

Girl Scouts in Troop 02280 of Ellenboro are living out the Girl Scout Promise this holiday season by giving to others. 

 
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Conference Play Starts in Hoops, NFL Playoffs Get Divisional
Conference Play Starts in Hoops, NFL Playoffs Get Divisional
So far, we have seen a tough beginning to the basketball season for Rutherford County. Youth and injuries are taking it’s toll. Still, there is a ton of hoops left to go this season.
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Hickory Nut Gorge  Becomes a Winter Wonderland During WinterFest
Hickory Nut Gorge Becomes a Winter Wonderland During WinterFest
From now until January 1, Hickory Nut Gorge will be transformed into a winter wonderland during the area’s second WinterFest in the Gorge. 
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High School Hoops  Are Here!
High School Hoops Are Here!
The weather is getting colder, so that means one thing for high school athletes, it’s time to bring things inside. Here is what to expect on the basketball court this season in Rutherford County. 
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Hometown Holidays Returns To Cliffside For Third Year
The sign leading into Cliffside will again be adorned with lights and packages for the community’s Hometown Holidays event on Dec. 6. A parade featuring tractors, cars, horses and more will be held during the daytime portion of the event, which lasts fr
Hometown Holidays Returns To Cliffside For Third Year

When you put together a group of Cliffside natives who want to plan a fun Christmas event for the community, the result becomes one that goes throughout the day leading into a night of twinkling lights.

 
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Thomas Jefferson’s  Deep Playoff Run Ends
Thomas Jefferson’s Deep Playoff Run Ends
It was a great season of high school football for Rutherford County, but it all came to an end this past weekend. Thomas Jefferson hosted for the third straight week in the playoffs, but the visitors from Alleghany got the winning touchdown with less than three seconds left in a 35-28 outcome. 
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The Holiday Season Kicks Off In Forest City With Annual Lighting Ceremony
Carriage rides will again be offered during the holiday activities in downtown Forest City on Saturday nights from 6 to 8:30 p.m., beginning Saturday, Dec. 6.
The Holiday Season Kicks Off In Forest City With Annual Lighting Ceremony

The holiday season will officially begin in downtown Forest City Thursday night during the Annual Christmas Lighting Ceremony from 6 to 9 p.m. 

 
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Gryphons Advance To 3rd Round, R-S Falls Short On Road
Gryphons Advance To 3rd Round, R-S Falls Short On Road

Thomas Jefferson Football Coach Jerry Cash joked last Friday that the season is usually going pretty well if your playing football after Thanksgiving. Consider the goal reached for the Gryphons in 2014.

For the second week in a row, Thomas Jefferson’s football team has won a playoff game.

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Isothermal Embraces Its Future While Honoring Its Past
An aerial view of campus in the 1980s, prior to construction of the communications building.
Isothermal Embraces Its Future While Honoring Its Past

In September 1964, the citizens of Rutherford County voted nearly 18 to 1 for a bond issue to build the first buildings that would create the campus of Isothermal Community College. Fifty years later, the College has grown to include a campus in Polk County, offers 87 programs of study, provides customized training to area business and is home to Rutherford Early College High School.

 
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Thomas Jefferson, R-S Central Open Postseason With Wins
Thomas Jefferson, R-S Central Open Postseason With Wins

Thomas Jefferson has finally won a football playoff game! 

The past two seasons, both have ended in first round playoff losses. This past Friday, Coach Jerry Cash and his players earned the school’s first ever playoff win on the gridiron. The Gryphons Tyler Mitchell came up big when they needed him too. Following South Stanly’s only lead of the game at 8-6 in the first half, Mitchell took an 85-yard kickoff to the house and then he finalized the game with a 50-yard touchdown reception to cap a 33-14 win.

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Community’s House Celebrating 75 Years
The Union Mills Community House has changed little in its 75 years. A back porch has been enclosed and improvements have been made to windows. The building is maintaineby the Union Mills Community Development Club. dby the Union Mills Community Developmen
Community’s House Celebrating 75 Years

For 75 years, the Union Mills Community House has served as a place for the municipality’s residents to gather and fellowship. On Saturday, November 15 the Community House will again be the center for socializing during an open house. 

 
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East Wins County,  Playoffs Are Set
East Wins County, Playoffs Are Set

There is a new Rutherford County football champion this season. After beating R-S Central on Monday, East Rutherford followed the win up four days later and downed Chase 24-7 to earn the crown.

 
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East Gets Huge Win;  Round Three Heads to Chase
East Gets Huge Win; Round Three Heads to Chase

Before the clash of R-S Central and East Rutherford, East Rutherford football coach Clint Bland said that his club had to win. A little less than four hours later, he got his wish. 

 
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