| 118th Year, 40th Issue | Thursday, May 17, 2007 | Sparta, North Carolina |
Board of Education changes tack on facilities planningSuperintendent Jeff Cox researched a potential avenue that could allow the school system to fund between half a million dollars and $2 million worth of facility projects.BRRLT celebrates 10 yearsThe Blue Ridge Rural Land Trust (BRRLT) celebrated its 10th anniversary on Sunday without fanfare.
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Deputy is suspended after assault charge filedAn Alleghany County Sheriff's Deputy has been suspended after being charged with simple assault against his estranged wife.County gives vet incentiveThe Alleghany County Commissioners passed a new agreement to help bring a large animal veterinarian to the county during a meeting held on May 7.Email The Alleghany News |
Internationally known silversmith studies collectionKevin O'Dwyer, an internationally known Irish artist who specializes in silver, was asked by teapot collector Sonny Kamm to come to Alleghany to study and document the silver pieces in the collection.
AHS Spring Concert Features School TalentThe Alleghany High School Concert Band presented "An Evening of Music: A Spring Tradition" on May 10 at the auditorium at Sparta School. |
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