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Bryan Hayes and Grant Routh: Mount Airy hopes to remain unselfish night in, night out Subject:* A friend wanted you to see this item from High School OT: https://wr.al/1Jcyq Mount Airy head boys basketball coach Bryan Hayes and senior power forward Grant Routh met with HighSchoolOT Triad reporter Zack Adams to preview the 2020-21 season. The Granite Bears finished 15-10 overall and 7-3 in Northwest 1A Conference play a season ago. Show Transcript good afternoon, everyone. And I welcome back to high school of tea. I'm Zach Adams that I'm joined this afternoon by a Mount Airy Head Boys basketba...

The Daily Yonder Palmer’s House of Toys Kids have their own way of judging what's real, and it's not necessarily based on the cost of the Santa suit. Share this: The Hazard High School drama club circa 1968. Adviser Evangeline “Dang” Palmer is far left. The author, Dee Davis, is top right. (Via Facebook) At 17 I was the Santa Claus for the Walkertown section of Hazard. Rick Rosanova, the news guy at Channel 4, was Santa at the new Sears in the old bowling alley in another part of town, Lothair. And Bill Douglas was the city’s main Santa from Backwoods to Big Bottom. He had ...

Missing: 85-year-old man last seen driving toward Hardee's in Walkertown Merlin Charles Kreiser drives a gray Ford Fusion with an Air Force Retired license plate on the front. Author: Megan Allman (WFMY News 2 Digital) Published: 7:00 AM EST December 18, 2020 Updated: 7:00 AM EST December 18, 2020 FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C. — Forsyth County Sheriff's Deputies need help finding 85-year-old Merlin Charles Kreiser, who is believed to be suffering from dementia.  A silver alert was issued for Kreiser early Friday morning. Investigators say Kreiser was ...

WALKERTOWN — Somme Psalm walked down his driveway Friday morning kicking up chunks of newly laid asphalt. He shook his head as pieces came up just from a flick of his shoe. “It shouldn’t be coming up like this,” he said, his native New York clear in his accent. “I come out every day trying to smooth it down.” A couple of guys he’d met by chance in the parking lot of a nearby gas station just put it down last week, he said. “The guy said, ‘Hey I got some asphalt in my truck and we’re looking for a place to dump it,'” Psalm said. “'...

Here, we'd serve anybody. we love anybody. but when you -- anybody knows if you cater at a wedding they're there you have tasteings, they're parting like a guest at the actual wedding. this young lady here, owner of the pizza shop says it goes against her religious believes. they're getting death threats. there was a tweet posted with a police car outside of this shop. get this a high school softball coach tweets this who is going to walkertown indiana to burn down memories pizza with me? agree with freedom of religious bill is what she hashtaged. she's under investigation and suspended from t...