HeyJaredCarol Brooks
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DMV to drop registration card, stickers (opens the original)
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Donât like to fumble in your wallet or glove compartment for your car registration when asked? Or dislike having to put that sticker on your license plate to indicate when it should be renewed? If so, your problems will be solved Oct. 1 when the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) phases out those registrations and renewals applied for on or after that date. This ruling was part of the North Carolina budget Session Law 2026-4 approved in the summer. Anyone still wanting a paper registration
Overcrowded animal shelter desperate for help (opens the original)
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It is not raining cats and dogs at the Guilford County Animal Shelter but it may seem like it is to employees. The shelter has more cats and dogs than it can handle â over 700. This is one the highest numbers ever at the shelter and more than the shelter can hold. Shelter staff is overworked, to say the least. The problem is all the animals that are being surrendered by owners to the shelter. There are wait times of two to three hours to allow employees time to evaluate each animal, address me
Brennan wins the final Wyndham by three (opens the original)
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Itâs August. The Wyndham Championship was here ⦠and as usual, so was the rain ⦠and humidity. The first three rounds were delayed by rain but the second round delay was so short that players walking in from the No. 17 green just turned around when they got to the clubhouse to resume their round. But Sunday was perfect for the final round. The only cloud in the sky appeared to be over Beau Hosslerâs head, who needed to win the tournament to get into the FedExCup Playoffs. But, just beca
Sedgefield turns 100 this year (opens the original)
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The Wyndham Championship officially begins tomorrow, Aug. 6, with last yearâs champion, Cameron Young, returning to celebrate and defend his victory. Youngâs isnât the only celebration going on. Sedgefield Country Club is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. The Sedgefield area was planned as a self-sufficient resort community for wealthy northerners and a retreat from city life in the state. It originally was a hunting preserve for many of those northerners. âThe story of Sedgefiel
Council delays decision on Harvest Church rezoning request (opens the original)
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Two public hearings brought a larger-than-normal audience to the July 21 Jamestown Town Council meeting. The Council considered the rezoning of property located at 4909 Guilford College Road beside the church from Agriculture (AG) to Conditional Zoning-Single-Family Residential (CZ-SFR), which accommodates a church. According to the rezoning application, the church planned expansion of its campus and to use the 1908 Ann Wiley White House on the property for church events. Additional parking was
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