THS grad aspires to the big time Matthew Dillon heads from the locker room to Finch Field for a late-afternoon batting practice. Even in the 99-degree heat, he still talks about how much he enjoys baseball.
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Four Archdale-Trinity area athletes will head to the world series of youth baseball on July 21 in Charleston, S.C. The team holds No. 1 status in two leagues — United States Speciality Sports Asso...
Her faith and journey renewed a congregation She pedaled as fast as she could on the exercise bike. ‘This is good for me,’ thought Kerry Jean Friend. She had just completed another round of chemotherapy and exercise would keep her body in sh...
Their lives reflect years of community service Packed with 400 people on a hot day in July 1968, the temperature in the auditorium of Trindale Elementary School soared. A young lawyer, Don Miller, conducted the meeting, which set the path for ...
Law prepares for the worst: A SCHOOL RAMPAGE Large-scale emergencies like Columbine are unlikely in most communities; yet the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office knows that preparation for such a rampage is still essential.
Success began with failure Donna Reynolds Camp remembers the day she quit high school. ‘It was the biggest mistake of my life,’ she said, ‘but, I had enough at that point.’