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James Gentry, the Hopkinsville man who cut off his ankle monitor and failed to show up for court the day he was convicted on murder and robbery charges in Trigg

HARRISBURG – Nobody wants to play a close game.

The Concord Mills area continues to boom and one of Cabarrus County’s busiest companies was shut down for a week.

Among the top 25 results: Ardrey Kell upsets South Mecklenburg, Reagan tops West Forsyth, and Weddington takes down Porter Ridge in a Union County showdown.

CONCORD – Outside of the ingrained confidence and positivity that a high school football team always has, the Cream of Cabarrus sixth-ranked Cox Mill Chargers could not avoid nor dismiss

A senior pedestrian was airlifted in serious condition to a trauma centre after being struck by a vehicle in Barrie on Monday afternoon.

Salisbury has three shutouts in three games; Chambers needs to score in the final seconds to defeat Hickory Ridge; Ardrey Kell topples Weddington.

CONCORD – Chargers were coming from everywhere, all directions, in all forms.

Defense attorney Michael Thompson sits in court next to an empty chair where his client, James Gentry should be. Gentry cut off his ankle monitor and failed to appear for the final day of his murder trial Tuesday. A Trigg County Circuit Court jury convicted Hopkinsville resident James Gentry on murder and robbery charges Tuesday although he was not in the courtroom when the guilty verdict was read. The six-woman and six-man jury needed only 34 minutes to return the guilty verdict and needed hal...

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