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Dog-diggity, it’s a dog washAnd a way to ind them good homes

Photos by Lucie R. Willsie | The News

Not too happy about getting a bath by a volunteer at Satur-day’s dog wash and pet adoption event, Scrappy is just one of around 30 animals normally available for adoption at the Carolina Canine Rescue group. Over the past four years or so, founder of the non-proit, Melanie Morrison, has helped adopt around 3,000 animals.

A second pet adoption group also was at Saturday’s Carolina Canine Rescue dog wash and pet adoption. The group, Save A Mutt Kennel from Ararat, Va., adopts out both dogs and cats and can be reached at 276-698-2956, at infor@saveamuttken-nel-va.info, or at www.saveamuttkennel-va.info. Both organiza-tions not only can always use donations of money, pet food and miscellaneous items, such as towels, crates and bowls, they both also always need more volunteers and foster homes.

This little one just came into the Carolina Canine Rescue pro-gram and doesn’t even have a name yet, said volunteer Adri-enne Deir. In fact, it is the irst time on a leash and the irst time being brushed.

Mom, Brenda Denny, in back, from Mount Airy, and daughter, Staci Fowlkes, stopped by the pet adoption event Saturday while out shopping. Mom said the family has adopted three rescue dogs already and currently might be interested in an-other, but only if it’s a Great Dane.

Bryson Shelton, 2 1/2, was going to be able to take home Bootsy, a border collie and blue heeler mix from the Carolina Canine Rescue pet adoption event Saturday. “I wanted him to grow up with a puppy,” said his mom, Tonya.

In addition to pet adoptions, dog washes were ofered at the recent Carolina Canine Rescue event in front of Petsense.

Sadie, an 11-month-old Bassett hound and lab mix, isn’t real happy about getting a bath at Saturday’s Carolina Canine Rescue event, but “she’s a good girl,” one of the volunteers said and is dealing with it as gracefully as she can.

Sadie is an 11-month-old Bassett hound and lab mix.

But even Sadie has her limits and is ready to get out of the tub as soon as possible.

Jett is a rare dog breed, said “mom” Stephanie (Key) Burris from Mount Airy. He is a lat-coat retriever. For more pictures, see WASH | Page 4

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For a 100-pound dog, Jett is quite calm and easy to bathe.

Jett may like being given a bath more than most dogs be-cause he is known as one of the most outstanding water dogs there is, according to his “mom,” Stephanie (Key) Burris from Mount Airy. “He loves the water,” Burris said. Burris attend-ed the Carolina Canine Rescue’s dog wash and pet adoption to support the organization and its work, which “is a good cause,” she said.

And after the bath, everyone gets a little shower.

Sue Z also seems to enjoy getting a bath, looking very much like a lady being attended by her court.

Dakota, however, is not so keen on getting a bath, said “dad” Roger Barr. That’s why he brought his Shar Pei to the dog wash Saturday. Just mention the word bath, Barr said, and Dakota is running out the back door.

Despite his protests, the volunteers from the Carolina Canine Rescue organization, together with Dakota’s “dad,” got the job done. “It went about as well as I thought it would,” said “dad” Roger Barr.

Hannah Kilby, 13, and her mom Lisa have been looking for a white cat for quite some time now. They inally adopted one at Satur-day’s Carolina Canine Rescue pet adoption and dog wash. Melanie Morrison, founder of the non-proit organization Carolina Canine Rescue, held this in front of Petsense Sat-urday. Her group ofers a low-cost spaying and neutering program, a puppy adoption program with free spaying for the puppy mom, as well as assistance with pet adop-tion. This organization is always looking not only for donations of money, pet food, and miscellaneous items, such as towels ,crates and bowls, but also in need of volunteers and foster homes. CCR can be reached at 786-5256, carolinacaninerescue@gmail.com, or www.carolinacaninerescuenc.com.

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Franklin Elementary names students to third quarter Honor Roll

Franklin Elementary School has released its Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2012/2013 school year. Students named to honor roll honors are:

Third Grade A Honor Roll Weatherly Reeves Third Grade A/B Honor Roll Raegan Amos, Sara Bledsoe, Kandon Davis,

Yakeline Gomez, Dysuhnae Grimes, Colton Hall, Isabella Jones, Hailey Perry, Anahy Rincon, Jayden Sawyers, Ethan Smith, Jacey Ward and Carrigan Willard.

Fourth Grade A Honor Roll Evan Barnard, Madison Easter, Emily Jones,

Isaac Riggs and Gabe Smith. Fourth Grade A/B Honor Roll Tori Bowman, Isaiah Bracey, Evan Bryant, Ean

Burcham, McKinley Cornell, Cainan Dollyhigh, Justin Dominguez-Zamarrip, Azeneth Espinosa-Ortiz, Anna Gammons, Gavin Gray, Valerie Har-ris, Lizbhet Hernandez, Madison Hernandez, Alex Horton, Rylee Jenkins, James Jessup, Madison McCraw, Caroline Mills, Ty Montgomery, Madi-son Nichols, Eryn ONeal, Erika Rodriguez, Lakien Vernon, Corrah Walker and Tanner Woods.

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Submitted Photo | Surry Community College

Pictured are 54 Surry Community College GED students from The Learning Center in Dobson, The Pilot Center in Pilot Mountain, The Elkin Center in Elkin, The Jones Re-source Center in Mount Airy and The Yadkin Center in Yadkinville. Students recently toured SCC’s campus and received information about college enrollment during an event hosted by SCC’s Educational Opportunity Center.

Educational Opportunity Center hosts SCC tour for GED studentsStaf Report

DOBSON — General Education Development (GED) students from across Surry and Yadkin counties were introduced to the Surry Com-munity College campus recently with a campus tour along with in-formation about how to continue their education at SCC.

GED students from The Learning Center in Dobson, The Pilot Center in Pilot Mountain, The Elkin Center in Elkin, The Jones Resource Cen-ter in Mount Airy, and The Yadkin Center in Yadkinville attended the event, which was hosted by the Edu-cational Opportunity Center.

Fifty-four students participated in the annual event and received information on college enroll-ment, a spring tour of SCC’s beau-tiful campus, door prizes donated by Wal-Mart, and a delicious lunch at the Knight’s Grill. The students also completed practice admission applications.

“The tour is beneficial to Surry Community College because it is our goal to enroll these GED students in college upon completion of their GED,” said Kasey Martin, Coordina-tor of the Educational Opportunity Center. “By providing the tour, we hope that students, who may oth-erwise be intimidated by a college campus, will see how friendly we are at SCC and how easy we can make the transition for them from GED student to college student.”

The Educational Opportunity Cen-ter provides assistance for transition-ing students who have been in the

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“During these workshops, I provide information on admissions, financial aid, how to choose a career, personal-ity testing, and the programs offered at SCC. “By providing the tour, stu-dents get to visit the campus, meet some of the wonderful staff, and see where and how all of the things we discuss take place.”

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Persons with more questions on the program may contact Martin at (336) 648-0652, (336) 386-3668 or martink245@surry.edu or go to www.surryeoc.org for more information.

Tharrington holds picnic lunch

Submitted Photos | Tharrington Primary School

Tharrington Primary School’s Pre-Kindergarten recently in-vited parents to join their children for a picnic lunch. The school’s cafeteria made bagged lunches and the teachers helped the students make ice cream sundaes.

Tharrington Primary Students Trinity Campbell and her little sister eat an apple. Tharrington Primary School’s pre-kinder-garten program invited parents to join their children for a pic-nic lunch held on the veranda.

Pictured (left to right) are best “buds” Braylon Hannon and Brady Boyles of Tharrington Primary School. The pre-kindergarten students invited parents to join in on a picnic lunch. Teachers helped the students make ice cream sun-daes. The a picnic was held outside on the veranda.

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Pilot Mountain native helps disaster victims

Master Chief Joey Hundley from Pilot Mountain is a member of the crew of the USS Oklahoma City who recently hosted a blood drive to help folks who might be injured in a natural disaster.

The crew of this Los Angeles-class, fast attack submarine (SSN 723) host-ed the blood drive on June 14 in tribute to those who were injured in the recent Oklahoma City tornadoes.

Since the natural disaster in their name-sake city, the submarine crew had been pining for a chance to help with relief efforts. Although the submarine is more than 7,000 miles away from Oklahoma City, the crew organized and executed a blood drive as a way to show they cared.

“The Oklahoma City folks are in our prayers,” said Joey Hundley, the subma-

rine’s chief of the boat (COB) and master chief electronic technican (SS). “While we’re not there physically, we wanted to find a way to support in any way we could. Everyone on the submarine wanted to give blood when they heard there was a chance to help … Everyone on the subma-rine watched the news about the tornado in Oklahoma City. Even though we’re far away, I feel we have a connection with the city … Ultimately, we want to support the community, whether it’s the community in Guam, the military community, or the communities back home, including our namesake city in Oklahoma.”

Hundley is the son of Patricia Reddic and the grandson of the late Carlos and Evelyn Hundley.

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Master Chief Joey Hundley, right, from Pilot Mountain gives blood at the blood drive hosted by the USS Oklahoma City.

Submitted Photos |Surry Community College

SCC Early Childhood Graduates pictured (left to right) are Christina White, Lisa Pick-ens, Emily Bryant, Tabitha Haymore, Sherry Hedrick, Bridgette Robbins, Deborah Thompson and Pao Yang.

Oompa Loompas in the back row are Glennadean Tenney, Morgan Howlett, Candace Tenney, Henrietta Moore and Audrey Mahan. In the foreground are Kelly Lewis and an unidentiied friend. Surry Community College Early Childhood Program held its Annual Graduation Tea to recognize its 2013 graduates. The theme was Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

Early Childhood graduation tea

and chocolate ceremony heldDOBSON — Chocolate fountains,

Willy Wonka , Oompa-Loompas and candy of every kind filled the Shelton Badgett NC Center for Viticulture and Enology as the Surry Communi-ty College Early Childhood Program held its annual Graduation Tea to recognize its 2013 graduates.

The theme was Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory complete with whimsical backdrops created by the creative activities students. The sign language class, sporting green hair, signed tunes and narra-tive for students and their families, as well as SCC faculty and staff.

The early childhood degree pro-gram’s goal is to prepare students for careers in child care centers, develop-ment day programs and public schools. Coursework includes child develop-

ment, the physical and nutritional needs of children, care and guidance of children, and communication skills. The Surry program was accredited by the National Association for the Edu-cation of Young Children in 2011.

Many of the program graduates transfer to earn a bachelor’s degree with partner institutions: Lees-McRae, Winston Salem State University and UNC-G. Lees-McRae will be adding a Birth to Kindergarten program at Sur-ry for the 2013-14 school year.

Mary Olvera, lead instructor for the Early Childhood program, not-ed that the first few years are most critical for preparing children for learning. She is proud of Surry’s program and sends students out with confidence to make a differ-ence in the lives of young children.

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Lambsburg School holds reunion

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The annual Lambsburg School Reunion was held on June 15 at Lambsburg Community Center. The school bagan as Lambsburg Academy in 1893. Among those attending the reunion were Joan Creed, Betty Jo Boyles, Grace Moore and Bannie Snow.

In the foreground, attending the reunion, are Ray and Dot Jordan. In the background are Edsil Marian, Edith Jones, Ann Hawks, and Phillip Berrier.

Also at the annual Lambsburg Reunion were Phillip Berrier, Ann Hawks and Helen Hawks.

Edsel Marion, Edith Jones, and Bobby Quesenberry were at this year’s reunion.

Bonnie Snow and Mary Martin also attended the reunion.

Michelle Allen, Mary Ann Hall and David Vernon were at the reunion.

Doris Surratt was at this year’s Lambsburg School Reunion.

Kathy Poole and Joan Creed were at this year’s reunion.

Michelle and Mary Hall enjoy catching up.

Johnny Hawks enjoyed the reunion.Bonnie Snow and Helen Hawks attended the annual Lambsburg School Reunion this past June.

Ambassador Scholars program honors studentsStaf Report

DOBSON —The Surry Community College Ambassa-dor Scholars program has recognized students who serve as public relations representatives hosting visitors, con-ducting tours, supporting special events and setting an example for Surry students.

The Ambassadors program was established in 1993 by the SCC Foundation. Ambassadors for the 2012-13 year who graduated in May were:

- Olivia McAuley, a fifth year Surry Early College student who came to the program from the Surry County School Sys-tem. She was inspired when her sister’s class of early college students came to her middle school to explain the early col-lege concept. As ambassador, Olivia enjoyed the opportunity to speak to Elkin High School students about Surry Com-munity College and its programs. She will transfer to UNC-Chapel Hill entering as a freshman with junior class status majoring in physics with a concentration in astronomy;

- Norma Goins, who came to Surry as the result of a lo-cal textile mill closing, where she had worked for 22 years. A Surry representative met with the employees who were losing their jobs and presented educational opportuni-ties. Norma regards that meeting as the rainbow after the storm. She particularly enjoyed conducting campus tours during the Advanced Manufacturing Day event. Norma hopes to reenter the workforce in the field of education;

- Sommer McHone, a graduate of Mount Airy High School, who followed in the footsteps of her mom as a Surry student. She saw benefit in the scholarship pro-gram and her ability to maintain her part-time job while attending school. Sommer especially appreciated the op-portunity to speak with Mount Airy High School students and their advisors regarding her experience at Surry and the advantages Surry affords. She will transfer to Appala-chian State University where she will pursue a degree in Hospitality Management and Tourism;

- Jamison Boles, a graduate of Starmount High School, who said he knew little about community colleges as he began choosing his educational path but his dad was an advocate. He has learned that Surry is a great place to begin your college education and establish a firm founda-tion for the future. He shared that he has been inspired through his work with Continuing Education students and hopes that more students will take advantage of the programming provided at the college’s Yadkin Center lo-cated in Yadkinville. He has been accepted at Appalachian State University and Winston-Salem State University. He plans to pursue a degree in Clinical Laboratory Science to prepare for a career in medical testing;

- Rubi Ocampo took a year off after graduating from For-bush High School. She had heard positive comments about Surry’s faculty and staff who work hard to create a great at-mosphere for learning by offering guidance and support. She has been active in the Student Government Association and enjoyed working with the campus voter registration initia-tive. She was especially appreciative for the opportunity the ambassadors had to meet informally with college President Dr. David Shockley, to discuss his vision for Surry. Rubi will transfer to Western Carolina University or Gardner Webb University to pursue a human services degree;

- Scott Wilson, an advisor for the Ambassadors program, applauded the ambassadors on their leadership develop-ment, faithful service, top notch performance, cooperative spirit and the amazing fact that the group had perfect at-tendance for ambassador events. In addition, Wilson noted that the Ambassadors have supported high school student programs focused on career planning, Surry’s Advanced Manufacturing Day, the Yadkin Center 10th Anniversary celebration, planning for enhanced student services, and the registration process including spring semester student orientation. The 2012-13 Surry Ambassador Scholars have been invaluable to the college serving as advocates for fu-ture generations of Surry students.

Submitted Photo | Surry Community College

These are the 2012-13 Surry Community College Student Am-bassadors. Pictured from left to right are Olivia McAuley, Nor-ma Goins, Jamison Boles, Rubi Ocampo and Sommer McHone. Ambassador Scholars Program recognizes outstanding stu-dents who serve as public relations representatives hosting visitors, conducting tours, supporting special events and set-ting an example of excellence for Surry students.

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Thursday, July 11, 2013 SURRY SCENE 7

Piney Grove holds country fairThe Piney Grove Baptist

Church created a country fair during its Vacation Bi-ble School this year.

“You really felt like being at the country fair,” said Nor-ma Sprinkle of the church.

The sanctuary looked like a big tent, like a red a white background. A 14-foot Ferris wheel, with six seats filled with large stuffed animals, surprised all in attendance when it actually spun around. Craig and Norma Sprinkle, mem-bers of the church, created the working Ferris wheel.

A large balloon was set up for all the children to enjoy.

Brother Hood served grilled hot dogs and ham-burgers with all the trim-mings. Snow cones were also available.

“The children will re-member this Vacation Bible School for a long time to come,” she said,.

Every Sunday School class provided the meal each night.

Many worked on this year’s project, including Gay Riggan, Vacation Bible School director, Mark Reece Jr., pastor, the teachers and all who helped decorate.

Submitted photos

The Piney Grove Baptist Church created a country fair during its Vacation Bible School this year.

“The children will remember this Vacation Bible School for a long time to come,” said Norma Sprinkle, member of Piney Grove Baptist Church.

Piney Grove Baptist Church created a 14-foot ferris wheel, with six seats illed with large stufed animals, surprising all in at-tendance when it actually spun around. Craig and Norma Sprin-kle, members of the church, created the working ferris wheel.

Mount Airy student earns place on LRU Dean’s List for academic achievement

HICKORY — Lenoir-Rhyne University has announced the Dean’s List for the 2012 fall semester and Emily Young, a junior from Mount Airy has earned this honor.

Qualifying students must be under-graduates with a semester grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale, provided no grade was below a “C” and the student carried at least 12 hours of

letter-graded courses.Lenoir-Rhyne University is a private,

coeducational university with its pri-mary campus in Hickory. It was founded in 1891. Academic programs include 60 undergraduate majors, 23 graduate pro-grams, the Center for Graduate Students of Asheville and the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, S.C.

Submitted Photo | Pilot Mountain Elementary School

Sherri Collins, Pilot Mountain Elementary School music teacher, directed the kin-dergarten and irst grade students in their Peace, Love, and Pirates PTO program. Students sang songs from the 1960s and 1970s, danced the Hustle, and performed two musical dramas. Collins invited local musicians to accompany the students as they sang and danced.

Peace Love and Pirates

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Submitted Photo | Surry Com-

munity College

Douglas Underwood

SCC’s Douglas Underwood earns Ph.D.DOBSON — Douglas

Underwood, Surry Com-munity College nurse educator, has success-fully defended his disser-tation “Competence by Simulation: The Expert Nurse Continuing Educa-tion Experience Utilizing Simulation.”

Underwood, a native of Hamptonville, earned his Ph.D. in education with an emphasis on nursing edu-cation from Capella Univer-sity. He has been a nurse educator/lab coordinator at SCC since December of 2009. He received his as-sociate of arts from Surry Community College and an associate of nursing from the University of the State of New York. He earned his B.S.N. and M.S.N. from Winston Salem State Uni-versity. He has also been an adjunct faculty member at Winston-Salem State University since 2008.

Underwood’s disserta-tion focused on a research

study investigating the continuing educational en-deavors of expert nurses with more than ten years of experience concerning the maintenance of their competency while using simulation. Underwood conducted a qualitative study of ten veteran nurses working in a critical care area with previous simula-tion experience.

Underwood will accept his doctorate degree at a graduation ceremony in August, which will be held in Minneapolis. He is married to Andrea Under-wood. He has two children, two stepchildren and four grandchildren.

Underwood worked for Emergency Medical Ser-vices as an assistant train-ing officer from 1977 to 1988. Previously, he also worked for Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center as a flight paramedic and flight nurse for AirCare and also as the Surgical Services In-

patient Manager.Underwood is a mem-

ber of Sigma Theta Tau, an international honor society of nursing; the American Nursing Asso-ciation; and the National League of Nursing. He currently serves on the Simulation Council and as a District 3 board member of the North Carolina As-sociation of Nursing.

Submitted Photo | Franklin Elementary School

Surry County Schools hosted Haiku Nights at all of its elementary schools last school year. Haiku is an online learning management system where students and parents may log in to view teacher websites and access technology-enhanced lessons. Here Courtney Jones leads her mother Beth Jones and brother Trevor while at Franklin Elementary School’s Haiku Night.

Haiku Night held at

Franklin Elementary School

Volunteers of the Year

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Submitted Photo | Franklin Elementary School

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Teaching Assistant of Year

named at Franklin ElementarySubmitted Photo |

Franklin Elementary

School

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Leavie Lemons celebrated her 80th birthday on April 20. She was surprised with a dinner at Golden Corral in Winston-Salem given by her children: David and Judy Watson, who traveled from Pennsylvania for the birthday celebration; Dennis and Eunice Watson of Kernersville; and Audrey and Bruce Sands of Mocksville. A long-time friend, Irene Sands, and a granddaughter, Delilah Watson, also attended the event.

Levie Lemons celebrates her 80th birthday

Submitted photos

Leavie Lemons celebrated her 80th birthday on April 20 with a dinner at Golden Corral in Winston-Salem given by her children, David and Judy Watson, who traveled from Pennsylvania for the birthday celebration; Dennis and Eunice Watson of Kernersville; and Au-drey and Bruce Sands of Mocksville. A long-time friend, Irene Sands, and a granddaughter, Delilah Watson, also attended the event.

Leavie Lemons, third from left, was given a surprised 80th birth-day party by her children last month. Here she is surrounded by her children, Dennis Watson, Audrey Sands and David Watson.

Staf Report

DOBSON — Surry Community College Com-puter Information Technol-ogy sophomores worked on interactive projects during the spring semes-ter which were showcased during the Special Projects Expo recently. The expo highlighted the capstone projects for CTS-289 or System Support Project .

“The goal of the expo is for the students to show-case the work they have completed this semes-ter. This gives them the chance to reflect on their projects and to determine if they met their goals

from the beginning of the semester. The expo also gives students a chance to share their accom-plishments,” said Shelia Martin, who is SCC’s chairperson of Computer Information Technology. “By participating in the expo, students also have the opportunity to com-municate with folks who are not in the computer field and answer their questions.”

Students set up displays to showcase their projects for the expo, which is in its fourth year. Most of the students worked in teams, which simulated a work environment and

will provide beneficial ex-perience for them. Some of the students’ projects will benefit the Surry County Wildlife Rehabili-tation; LP Corp.; Surry-Yadkin Electric Member-ship Corp., as well as departments on the SCC campus.

Projects included de-signing and implementing an inventory system and testing components; creat-ing a procedures manual for software installation; creating a sign-in/report-ing program for computer lab usage; designing a web-site; and installing, testing and documenting network equipment.

SCC Students present computer information technology projects

Tharrington students enjoy

reading Mount Airy News

Submitted Photo | Tharrington Primary School

Tharrington kindergarten students from Mrs. Welch’s class enjoy looking at and learning new things in the Mount Airy News.

Franklin Elementary athletes attend Special Olympics

Submitted Photo | Franklin Elementary School

Franklin Elementary School’s Special Olympics athletes, buddies, and teachers pose for a photo after a school-wide program. North Surry High School hosted Surry County’s Special Olympics Day recently.

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Franklin Elementary holds

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Franklin Elemen-tary recently held its annual Jump Rope for Heart celebra-tion. Students raised more than $3,000 for the American Heart Association. First grader Jay Eades won the chance to be physical education assis-tant for the day.

Franklin Elemen-tary recently held its annual Jump Rope for Heart celebra-tion. Students raised more than $3,000 for the American Heart Association. Kindergarten student Kam McKnight shows his medal for raising the most money.

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BREVARD — Brevard College recently recog-nized student achieve-ment in academics, lead-ership and athletics for the 2012-2013 academic year. Matthew Johnson of

Mount Airy received rec-ognition for Outstanding Service to The Clarion, which is the school’s stu-dent newspaper.

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RADFORD, Va. — Ayla Christine Combs has graduated with Summa Cum Laude hon-ors and as a Highlander Scholar from Radford

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E X P A N D I N G

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