RCC, UNCP enter into agreement With strokes of a pen, Richmond Community College President Dale McInnis and The University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) Chancellor Kyle Carter made it much easier for students to transiti...
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Special to the Daily JournalRichmond County Daily Journal
Rockingham Middle School announces Honor Roll students Contributed photo
Rockingham Middle School- A Honor Roll for 5th 6 weeks, 6th grade students pictured are: Front Row: Mason Bailey, Faith Baxley, Brice Billingsley, Caleb Brewer, Savannah Chappe...
Game time set for 4th round Game time between Garner and Richmond Senior in the fourth round of the state 4A baseball playoffs is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday at Raider Field.
The Trojans have won 22 straight games, while the Ra...
Raiders rally, stay alive ROCKINGHAM — Forget about that pitchers’ duel as the marquee matchup between left-handed starters Nic Bullard and Bryan Sammons never developed.
Instead the game became a battle of survival.
A...
This Week in Washington for May 18, 2013 We’ve all heard the phrase, “elections have consequences.” Recent news about the IRS singling out conservative groups for extra scrutiny is a “consequence” I never hoped to see.
When I first lea...
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U.S. Representative Richard HudsonRichmond County Daily Journal
Clusters of blossoms Dear Editor,
In most places the Dandelion is considered a noxious weed.
Richmond County, however, seems to honor the “weed,” and rightly so. Taraxacum Officinale, as it is technically known, is a beneficial herb used many places as food and medicine.
It is not native to North America havin...
Community Calendar for May 18, 2013 The deadline for all Community Calendar items is 4:30 p.m. the day prior to publishing. To list your event, email Cassidy at codom@civitasmedia.com or call 910-997-3111, ext. 16.
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Church Briefs for May 18, 2013 The deadline for all church briefs is 5 p.m. Thursdays.
SATURDAY ELLERBE GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Rockingham, will be celebrating its Pastor’s Anniversary for Rev. Darryl C. Carte...
The National Transportation Safety Board has recommended lowering the blood-alcohol level for drunk driving from .08 percent, to .05. Do you agree with the proposed change?
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