The ABCs school performance results, released last week by the N.C. State Department of Public Instruction (DPI), held good news for all four Alleghany County public schools.
The final election results for Alleghany County held few surprises, with all totals in the races remaining constant after final totals were released last Friday.
School officials heralded the results of vocational and computer-skills tests earlier this month.
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Several more defendants have filed responses in the Jackie Dean Reynolds wrongful-death lawsuit.
The 2002 North Carolina Big Sweep is set for this Saturday and volunteers are being sought to help with the work.
Over a Century of Service to Alleghany County
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The Alleghany County Agricultural Fair came to a conclusion last Saturday night with the running of the second annual Fall CarQuest "Mow-Down" Lawnmower Race.
On Friday and Saturday nights at Trojan Family Bowl in Sparta, the walls come alive with neon graphics illuminated by black lights.
Correction
In last week's article about the Sparta Town Council considering a joint water treatment plant with the town of Independence, Va., Sparta Town Manager Tom Douglas was incorrectly quoted as saying the project would cost about $73 million. In fact, the $73 million price was given as the cost of a planned regional water system for southwest Virginia, in which the town of Independence decided not to participate. Douglas said the cost of the Sparta/Independence water plant could be as little as about $4 million to $5 million.
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