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September 27, 2007
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The kids at Washington-Wilkes Elementary School knew it was real when two giant tour buses, with a blue-light escort of police, deputies, and state troopers, pulled up in front of their school. It was real, and it was a very big deal. More...

Local small business owners and leaders are meeting today with state economic development representatives to review Wilkes County's efforts to obtain the designation of "Entrepreneur Friendly Community. More...

The Washington Little Theater is gearing up for its newest offering in the 2007 season. The Washington Follies, directed by Jo Rider Randall, is set to begin Friday, October 5, at 8 pm. October 6 and 7 shows are at 3 p.m. The show is full of variety and the talent lined up to sing, dance and perfo... More...


It's Homecoming week at Washington Wilkes Comprehensive High School, and the school has Spirit Week activities, a parade, a bonfire,and - for the first time in years - a Homecoming dance. Homecoming ceremonies will be held at halftime of the game with Banks County at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Tiger S... More...


More than 50 Wilkes County girls will be rehearsing tonight for Saturday's Little Miss and Miss Wilkes County Pageants. "I'm thrilled at the response we've received. This is going to be a fun event for the girls and for our community!" said Ashley Barnett, pageant organizer. More...


Big-time musical entertainment is coming to Wilkes County in October, with country star Tracy Lawrence headlining a country show on Friday, October 19, and ZAPP headlining a funk and soul show the next evening. Both shows will be outdoors at Aonia Park, adjacent to Aonia Pass Motocross Park on th... More...


The East Central Health District and the Wilkes County Health Department will conduct a mass immunization drill on October 2, 3, and 4. The purpose of the drill is to test the capacity to provide mass immunizations in the event of a biological disaster. More...
Follies featuring fine fare
The Washington-Wilkes Tiger Marching Band traveled to Midland Valley High School in South Carolina Saturday where they took fourth place in their division in the marching festival. There were 16 bands who participated in the competition. The Tiger Band's next festival is October 13 in Habersha... More...
Enough with the tattoos already. Years ago they called a woman with a lot of tattoos a slut. Now they have them all over their bodies and they call them ladies. It has become an accepted popular thing that has totally gotten out of control and has become a social insatiable obsession. More...
TO THE EDITOR:
After much consideration, I have decided to once again voice my opinion on a subject I feel very strongly about. As everyone in Wilkes County should be aware, our community is currently experiencing economic trials. More...
Last Friday night, the Washington Wilkes Tigers started their region schedule off with a bang, defeating the Dawson County Tigers by a score of 34-6. Both the offense and defense were impressive for Washington, showing that the tough opening games of the year really paid off. More...
Funeral services for Carol Wayne Hardy, 68, of Washington were held Wednesday, September 26, 2007, at the Phillips Mill Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Jacobs and Rev. Robert Rayner officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. He died September 24. More...
Philip Bradley Campbell of Lincolnton announces the engagement of his daughter, Anna Elizabeth, to Alton Alexander Dawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Dawkins, also of Lincolnton. Miss Campbell is also the daughter of the late Mrs. Marilyn "Betty" Flint Campbell. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. M... More...
Bethel Under the Blood Deliverance Church of the Living God, Lincolnton, will have a two-night Holy Ghost filled revival October 20, 21, 7 p.m., 7 p.m., at the 309A Spring Street. Evangelist Janice Bynun will be the speaker. Flint Hill Baptist Church will have its 11th year pastor appreci... More...

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