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Flanked by her husband Roy Barnes (third from left), Wendy Ruffin Barnes (center) was honored March 2 as the latest recipient of the Home Town Hero Award. The award was presented by Hertford County Commissioners, from left, John Horton, Leroy Douglas II, Ronald Gatling, and Andre Lassiter. At right is Teresa Jenkins who, on behalf of the Southern Bank Foundation, made a $125...

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Caroline Long and Dwight Ricks bring ballot boxes and other material inside the Northampton County Board of Elections office following Tuesday’s Primary Election. Staff Photo by Holly Taylor

In Northampton County, challengers were unsuccessful in their bids to unseat local incumbents during the Primary election on March 3, according to the unofficial election r...


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WINDSOR – Two incumbents facing challengers in Tuesday’s (March 3) Primary emerged victorious.

According to the unofficial results, Bertie Sheriff Tyrone M. Ruffin won in a landslide while District 5 Commissioner Ronald (Ron) Roberson won by less than 90 votes in a successful effort to advance to November’s General Election.

Ruffin, a Democrat, captured nearly 8...


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GATESVILLE – Three new faces will join the Gates County Board of Education.

Per the unofficial results of Tuesday’s Primary, Angela “JoJo” Legg (District 2), Danny Hale (District 3) and Nick Lolies (District 5) won their respective bids for seats on the school board.

Sallie J. Ryan, the lone incumbent seeking reelection, earned another term on the board represen...


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Unofficial results from Tuesday’s Primary decided which candidates will advance to November’s General Election.

In a rematch from two years ago, Rodney Pierce again defeated fellow Democrat Michael Wray for the District 27 seat (Halifax, Northampton, Warren counties) in the North Carolina House of Representatives.

Pierce received a total of 8,679 votes compared ...


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