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Stephanie Corona: Turning a Human Services degree into community impact at ADLA
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Rosewood High School golfer continues to build his game after years of competing on the course
ROSEWOOD — At just 16 years old, Lee West has already spent half of his life playing golf.
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UMO business students meet with North Carolina State Treasurer
MOUNT OLIVE – On Monday, Oct.5, North Carolina’s 29th State Treasurer addressed students in the University of Mount Olive’s Robert L. Tillman School of Business on the mission and responsibilities of the North Carolina State Treasurer’s Office, highlighting his efforts to improve investment returns for North Carolina’s pension fund and…
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West makes history with golf tourney win
Lee West might only be 16 years old, but he is well experienced when it comes to a golf course.
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Glory in the room; The Temple of the Holy Spirit
When God’s glory fills the room (which is our temple) with the Holy Spirit, it always produces a witness. To say that there is “Glory in the room,” means that we should let our light shine forth for Jesus no matter where we are and no matter where we venture…
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How personal is your praise?
Every day that God saw and sees fit to open my eyes and yours, this is truly a good enough reason to give Him praise. The real question is, how personal is your praise? When gathered with family and friends, are you alone in it? According to the Bible, personal…
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Carver High alumni Wynn carries on multi-generational family history
Dr. Tanya Wynn has been named the new National President of the Carver High School Alumni and Friends Association, stepping into a role deeply rooted in her family history. This role had previously been held by the Mayor of Mount Olive, Dr. Jerome Newton.
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Tigers give back: James Kenan hosts annual youth camp and basketball showcase
WARSAW — Summer basketball tipped off in a big way at James Kenan High School as the Tigers hosted their third annual Summer Basketball Youth Camp, bringing together approximately 60 young athletes from Warsaw and surrounding communities for a three-day event focused on skill development, mentorship, and community engagement.
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Separate yourselves from those wicked folk; God made you a new creature in Christ
When I became a born-again Christian, I remember I use to question everything, like, “Why can’t I still hang out with my friends who drink and party,” or “What’s wrong with still being around those who pass judgment and gossip?” I could go on and on, but truthfully, the more…
