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- Sep 15, 2026
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Source of Dula ballad had eventful life (opens the original)
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The Kingston Trioâs Grammy-winning recording of âTom Dooleyâ helped ignite the folk music revival of the 1960s and establish the story of Tom Dula and the woman he was convicted of murdering, Laura Foster, as a Wilkes County claim to fame. Much has been written about the connection of the Kingston Trioâs version of this important ballad to a rendition recorded by Frank Proffitt of western Watauga County in the 1930s. Some who wrote about the history of the ballad briefly gave Thomas (T.C
North Wilkesboro parking issues return (opens the original)
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Two parking issues that have persisted for decades came up during the Aug. 27 meeting of the North Wilkesboro Board of Commissioners. One is related to North Wilkesboroâs narrow streets, and the other is vehicles of people who work in downtown occupying on-street parking that should be for customers of downtown businesses. Itâs unfortunate to tie up police with this, but the best way to make on-street parking available to patrons of downtown establishments is to enforce downtown parking time
Don't rule out Ronda making a comeback (opens the original)
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More needs to be known about factors impacting Rondaâs financial situation and what can be done about them before moving ahead with steps leading to dissolving the town. There also are too many uncertainties about who would assume responsibility for the Ronda water system, which obviously is the townâs most valuable and important asset. The water system should and is supposed to be making money instead of draining the townâs general fund, a primary cause of the Rondaâs financial crisis.
Two fire squads show patriotism, unity (opens the original)
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The Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro fire department had a display of patriotic spirit and unity Saturday afternoon beside the Yadkin River bridge between the two towns. North Wilkesboro Chief Robbie Gentle and Wilkesboro Fire Chief Jason Smithey had their respective aerial ladder trucks parked beside each other, with a large U.S. flag suspended between the tops of their fully extended ladders. Firefighters from the two departments on the scene said the display drew signs of support, including ho
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