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November 8, 2007  RSS feed
Money seized from drug dealers in Wilkes County is now being used to fight crime here. District Attorney Dennis Sanders presented checks in the amount of $3,565.60 recently to Chief Deputy Mike Sisson of the Wilkes County Sheriff's Officeand $5,873.40 to Chief Mike Davis and Investigator Joe Nelson of the Washington Police Department. More...

Washington voters turned out in strong numbers to re-elect Willie Burns as mayor of Washington, to re-elect Councilmen Nathaniel Cullars in District 1 and Edward B. Pope Jr. in District 2, and to bring Ames Barnett to the council table for District 2. More...

With a reported case of the MRSA infection in Lincoln County schools last week, Wilkes County schools are working to prevent an increase in the resistant infection here. More...

Christopher Charping, a senior at Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School, has been diagnosed with acute leukemia after becoming quite ill at school on Tuesday, November 6. Christopher is the 18-year-old son of Thomas and Donna Charping of the Metasville community in Wilkes County. More...
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M aria Burgess Walker writes from Dallas, Texas, that she and husband Joel were excited to see Washington- Wilkes mentioned in a recent Sunday edition of the Dallas Morning News. More...
The most hypocritical advertisement on television is the one about Phillip Morris, one of the largest cigarette manufacturers and beer producers in the world. They own the Miller Brewing Company. Miller the killer! More...
TO THE EDITOR: With all the pending events, especially our city election, I felt compelled to share with you from my devotional. First, I would encourage you to read and re-read the newspaper article from last week titled "Turnout Never so Important. More...
Last Friday night, the Washington- Wilkes Tigers lost a heartbreaker to the Tigers of Greene County 27-20. Washington played its best game of the year, but came up just short. The loss put W-W third in the 8AA south sub-region, making this week's upcoming game a must win for Washington to go to the playoffs. More...
Graveside services for Leonard M. Hopkins, 91, of Washington were held Sunday, November 4, 2007, at Resthaven Cemetery, Washington, with Rev. Paul Reviere officiating. He died Thursday, November 1, in Wills Memorial Hospital. Mr. Hopkins was a native of Wilkes County and was the son of the late Lewis Hopkins and Mabel Moore Hopkins. More...
On December 20, The News- Reporter will publish its annual Christmas Tree Babies edition featuring children born to Wilkes County families during 2007 whose announcements appeared in The News-Reporter. Qualifying families are invited to be a part of it. More...