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114th Year, 27th Issue Thursday, February 13, 2003 Sparta, North Carolina

Burr eyes senate bid in 2004

If he opts for a run, Burr will be vying for the senate seat currently held by Democrat John Edwards. Edwards is exploring a run for president in '04, but has the option of running for both seats simultaneously.

AHS dropout rates decrease in 2002

State and local school officials last week heralded the reduction in dropout rates, marking the third consecutive year statewide and second straight year in the Alleghany school system that the rates have decreased.

Reality Check
Backwoods Beat
The Mushroom Chronicles


Sparta's flood ordinance may cover extra territory

The Sparta Town Council last week agreed to consider bringing the town's extraterritorial jurisdiction under its flood ordinance.

More snowy weather leads to numerous problems in the area

After relatively mild winters the last two years, the significant snow and ice the last few weeks may be especially disconcerting.

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Most serious crimes drop in Sparta in '02

Fewer of the most serious crimes took place last year in Sparta, but misdemeanors were on the rise.

'All Male Revue' draws about 800

With lots of makeup, wigs and costumes fit for a queen, the All Male Revue hit the stage last Saturday night.

Insurance rate amount erroneous

Due to an error, the estimated amount of the average flood insurance policy was listed incorrectly in a story in last week's edition of the newspaper.
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