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113th Year, 51st Issue Thursday, August 1, 2002 Sparta, North Carolina

Disaster declaration made for Alleghany, 72 other N.C. counties

Farmers in Alleghany County and across much of the state now will be able to apply for low interest loans to cover crop losses due to drought and late freezes this growing season.

RIAA meets; Huber's contract not renewed

"We had a great week. It was phenomenal," said Bryan Edwards, chairman of the board of the Blue Ridge Business Development Center.

Fairgrounds makes offer on Armentrout property

The board of Alleghany Fairgrounds Inc. has made an offer of an undisclosed amount to purchase the property of Max and Judy Armentrout.

Reality Check

Backwoods Beat

The Mushroom Chronicles


Kirk pleads no contest to charge from wreck

An Independence, Va. woman charged in a motor-vehicle fatality in May received a suspended sentence last week and was ordered to pay restitution for hospital and funeral costs.

N.C. Senate, House primary races are set

The new filing period for candidates running for state legislature positions in the upcoming Sept. 10 primary ended last Friday at 5 p.m., but not without activity.

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Flood insurance costs are revealed

As local residents await a chance to meet with a state flood insurance specialist on Aug. 19, word on the actual proposed cost for enrollment in the first phase of the program was recently revealed.

New River Shrine Club Specialty Vehicle Show

The show attracted nearly 200 cars in 45 classes, and over 600 spectators, and the Shriners raised about $10,000 at last weekend's show.

Schools to reopen on Aug. 6

Rising seniors at Alleghany High School register for classes during "Senior Schedule Day" Monday outside the guidance office.

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