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Edgecombe Community College nursing Instructor Loretta Langley, back row, left, and nursing students, front row, from left, Rebecca Proctor, Kelsey Owens, Caroline Harris, Haley Lewis, Quantayjia Ridley, back row, from left, Rachel Earp, Rebecca Davis, James Jackson, Christian Hardy, Krisan Ellis, Ashley Stancil and Angela Barnes recently participated in the Twin Counties Heart Walk in Rocky Mount.

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Members of the Bethel Heroes Chapter 636 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Helen Sharpe, left, and Margaret Cobb, right delivered Easter treats to veterans who are residents of South Village Nursing Center. Accepting the gifts is Darlene Batchelor, assistant activity director at South Village.
The Temperance Hall Ruritan Club celebrated its 50th anniversary by honoring Scott Bulluck, Bip Keel and Bobby Proctor, left to right, three charter members still active in the club.
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Members of Hat Sister for Christ, a chapter of the Red Hat Society, recently were entertained by Milton Bullock at the Rocky Mount Train Station. Front row, from left, are Kathy Johnson, Rae Barnes, Monita Bennett, and back row, from left, Peggy Butler, Patsy Guy, Barbara Jean Cockrell Shafer, Bullock, Helen Sharpe, Margaret Cobb and Connie Dupree.
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The lovely ladies of S.W.A.T. (Steppers With Amazing Talent) under the leadership of Coach Felicia Peacock competed in the Majestic Ambush 'Clash of the Beats' on March 19 in New York.
The Englewood Bears Club of Englewood United Methodist Church display the 'Comfort Hearts' they made for the Tar River Piecemakers Quilters Guild's community outreach program.
Braswell Memorial Library Local History and Genealogy Librarian Traci Thompson, second from right, accepts a donation of genealogical reference books from Tar River Connections Genealogical Society members, from left, Debbie Peacock, treasurer; Jimmy Winters, president; and Rebecca Young.
Covenant Homes recently sponsored a Senior Prom for its residents, some of whom were never able to attend their 60 years ago. A group of Rocky Mount police officers attend the prom and danced with all the ladies.
Terry Bryant of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Capt. Jesse S. Barnes Camp 771æpresents a long lost iron cross to Margie Parker Brantley, president of the Bethel Heroes Chapter 636 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The cross had been placed on the grave of a Confederate soldier in the early 1920s by the chapter. æ
Ben and Ann Claire Roberson and Meg and Guy Deyton of Rocky Mount recently ran the Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh that raises money for The N.C. Childrens Hospital at Chapel Hill. Runners ran 2.5 miles from the N.C. State University Bell Tower to the Krispy Kreme on Peace Street, ate up to a dozen donuts each and ran back. Meg and Ann Claire are freshmen at N.C. State. Guy is a sophomore at Rocky Mount Academy.
Janice Gravely spoke on the 'American Flag and Its History' during the February meeting of the Micajah Pettaway Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its February meeting at Braswell Memorial Library. With her at right is Kay Freeland.
Southern Bank Vice President Paula Jones, center, presents $5,000 for the Peacemakers' After School Program to After School Program Coordinator Paula Jones, left, and Peacemakers Executive Director Jesse Lewis as part of Southern Bank's $25,000 commitment to Peacemakers.
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Swift Creek Elementary School recently held its annual Spelling Bee during which 20 students competed to move on to the district level spelling bee to be held in March. Front row, from left, third-grader Janzen Haynes won first place, fifth-grader Anna Brooks Murray placed second and third-grader Zamya Gardner came in third. Back row, from left, are Assistant Principal Jennifer Delano-Gemzik, AIG Coordinator Wendy Hinson, Instructional Technology Coach Keen Gravely and Principal Sharon P. Huneycutt.
West Mount Ruritan Club Vice President Wayne Outlaw, right, presents a donation to Lt. Breedlove for the Nash County Sheriff's Office DARE Program.
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From left, Phillip Boone and his wife, Carol, and Pat Boone and Albert and Pat Boone's son, Bert, hold the Alumni Family Award and Distinguished Alumni Awards they received from N.C. Wesleyan College.
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Members of Rocky Mount USA Dance held a West Coast Swing Dance on Jan. 9 at the Imperial Center. Members of the board of directors are, from left, Calvin Anderson, Andrea Hildreth, Bob Plesha, Dot Haskins, Leo Bishop and Judy Mesko.
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Students who recently completed Detention Officer training at Nash Community College are, front row, from left,æBarbara Ann Brown,æAnna Alicia Hernandez,æRichard Earlee Edwards,æsecond row, from left, Natarcia Pecolia Thorpe-Jones,æJamie Johnson Bennett,æMiguel R. Rivas and third row, from left, John Robert Clifton IV,æKelly Alyssa Garner andæAaron Deshaun Davis. School Director Reuben Crumpton stands at back.
The Nash County Democratic Women are supporting The Lighthouse, a home for women who are rebuilding their lives and have no family or financial support. The initiative provides household essentials, food and clothing to make things easier as the women begin new jobs or attend school.
Special to the Telegram /Garry E. Hodges Rotarian President Richard Sykes, left, stands with Dr. Shelton Jefferies, superintendent of Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools, who spoke to the Rocky Mount Rotary Club on Feb. 22 at the DoubleTree hotel.
Dr. Erica Kosal, biology professor at N.C. Wesleyan College, spoke to the Rocky Mount Kiwanis Club ?meeting on Feb. 25 at Benvenue Country Club.? With her at right is Mark Hinson, club program chairman.
Special to the Telegram / Allen HinnantRocky Mount Downtown Development Manager John Jesso, left, gave an update on the projects in downtown Rocky Mount at the Rocky Mount Kiwanis Club meeting on Feb. 18 at Benvenue Country Club. With him is Downtown Development Coordinator Sydney Sadler, center, and Ginny Mohrbutter, club president-elect.
The Nash-Rocky Mount Rotary Club met Oct. 14 at Nash Community College during the club's Vocational Month. From left are Sonja Keel, Nancy Nixon, NCC President Bill Carver, Polly Warner and Keith Smith.
Meals on Wheels Director Jan Warren, second from right,spoke to Nash-Rocky Mount Rotary Club on March 16 at Benvenue Country Club. With her from left is Polly Warner, club membership chairwoman; Keith Smith, club secretary; and Nancy Nixon, club president-elect.
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