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More than 20 suspected street-level drug dealers arrested

Called “Operation Street Sweep,” the Davie County Sheriff’s Office has made multiple arrests of suspected street-level illegal narcotics dealers after they were in...


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Courthouse renovations unveiled

By Mike Barnhardt Enterprise Record

In 1991, Lori Hamilton was a young lawyer who landed in Mocksville. She spent plenty of time in the third floor Superior Court room. Fast forward to a couple of years ago, ...


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Board delays decision on curb waiver for controversial subdivision

By Mike Barnhardt Enterprise Record

County commissioners delayed to next month a decision on whether to allow a developer to proceed with a 161-lot subdivision without streets with curbs and gutters. In making the motion to delay the decision, Commissioner Terry Renegar said in the interim, he hopes the developer will decrease the scope of the project called Myers Land...


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MLK celebration Monday at Cedar Creek

The Davie County NAACP will celebrate MLK Day on Monday, Jan. 19 at Cedar Creek Baptist Church, 711 Cedar Creek Road, Mocksville, beginning at 2 p.m. The Rev. Coker Stewart is the host pastor. The speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Robert L. McGowens Sr., pastor emeritus of the Greater Galilee Baptist Church of Charlotte, and Winston-Salem.


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Letter to the editor: Will western Davie voters show up this year?

To the editor: Well, deja vue. It seems that everything, and I mean everything, I spoke about and warned against when the Tri-West Center debacle happened is happening all over again in Calahaln as revealled in the Jan. 5 imbroglio at the board meeting. Can we all now get together now to try and stop all of this? Elections have consequences. As I pointed out after the last pr...


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