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Sidewalks could be in Windsor's future
Representatives from the NCDOT made a CPT presentation to the Bertie County Commissioners last Monday evening and the immediate take away message was Windsor and Bertie County need more sidewalks. Eastern Piedmont Group Supervisor Scott Walston and Transportation Engineer Amanda Killian outlined the purpose and need of the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Comprehensive Transportation Plan. “The Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) is a long range needs-based plan. The goal of...
Howell charged with counts involving assault
On April 19, the Martin County Sheriff’s Office received reported of assault by strangulation and simple assault. Later that day Darius Darnell Howell was charged with assault by strangulation and simple assault. Martin County Sheriff’s OfficeIncidents The Martin County Sheriff’s Office reports of incidents include: ...
Horse trails may be in Bertie Beach future
Get the saddles ready and the spurs shined. There may be horse trails in the future of Bertie Beach. Bertie County Special Project Consultant Robin Payne has been approached numerous times by equestrians asking if there will be horse trails within the Bertie Beach complex. Concerns about horse trailer confinement within a designated parking area had been a concern for Payne and Recreation Director Donna Mizelle. However, according to Payne,...
Bethel Assembly Christian Academy - Lynsey Bazemore
BIOGRAPHY: My name is Lynsey Grey Bazemore. Around campus, I’m more affectionately known as “Lu-Lu”. I am the daughter of Doug and Julie Bazemore of Askewville and I have one brother, two sisters, and a sister-in-law. I have one dog, a maltese, named Coconut. I attend Bethel Assembly Christian Academy and am dually enrolled as a college student at Martin Community College. I enjoy playing basketball, soccer, and softball, attending youth at my church with some of the best leaders, baking, and spending time with my family, especially my 87-year old grandmother. Some of my best attributes include being a hard worker (as I currently work 3 part time jobs), volunteering my time with children’s ministries and media ministry, and being dependable. After graduation, I hope to further my college education by attending Liberty University and major in Elementary Education.
Ahoskie Christian School - Morgan Wadsworth
BIOGRAPHY: My name is Morgan Wadsworth and I’m a senior at Ahoskie Christian School. I live with my mom (Valerie), my dad (Tim), and my sister (Belle). I have a pet dog and his name is Gray. For fun I enjoy hanging out with friends, riding around listening to music, and playing basketball. I love basketball and I spend most of my free time working out or playing this sport.
First Responder Dinner is rewarding
The First Responders’ Dinner is one of the more rewarding events of the year for the Windsor/Bertie Chamber of Commerce, and certainly the highlight of the month of April. We invite — or attempt to invite — all of the first responders in Bertie County to a barbecue chicken dinner provided by the Chamber. Our primary sponsor as always is ECU Health Bertie Hospital with some help from Bertie County...
Bear Grass Charter School - Ashley Clinefelter
BIOGRAPHY: Hello! My name is Ashley Clinefelter, and I’m currently a senior at Bear Grass Charter School while also being dual enrolled at Martin Community College, both located in Martin County. My interests span a wide range, including soccer, band, crafting, baking, and raising farm animals. At Bear Grass Charter School, I actively participate in Pep Band, Marching Band, and Concert Band. Additionally, I play soccer during the spring season for BGCS. I’m involved in various clubs at Bear Grass, including Future Farmers of America, Beta Club, and National Honor Society.
Rebecca Jinnette named Digital Educator
Rebecca Jinnette has been named the Bertie County N.C. Extension Digital Educator. She fills the vacancy caused by Valencia White’s departure. The position was created when Randolph County N.C. Extension Director Ken Sherin was awarded a $1.33 million grant from the office of Digital Equity and Literacy, a Division of the N.C. Department of Information Technology. “The award was earmarked to hire digital skills agents in participating counties and train...
South Creek High School - Ke’Milah Williams
BIOGRAPHY: My name is Ke’Milah Williams and I am excited to be graduating from South Creek High School in Robersonville. Although I am sad to leave, I’m super excited for my future plans of becoming a dermatologist. I am the older sister of 4 siblings and a 2nd generation college student. I am currently dually enrolled at Martin Community College. When my time is not spent studying, I enjoy playing my ps5 and quality time with family. I plan to attend either Spelman College, UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC-Greensboro, or NC State University’s Honors College. One of my research interests is studying the impacts of skin issues or disorders on mental health. Also, developing a skin care product line for African American skin.
Albemarle United Way aids Bertie Co. organizations
The Albemarle Area United Way presented three Bertie County organizations with checks on Monday, adding to the coffers of The Bertie County YMCA, Youth Bertie and the N.C. Extension 4-H Program. The Bertie County YMCA received a $3,500 check presented to YMCA CEO Casey Owens. “We have had a partnership with United Way for a little over five years and it is unrestricted funds which we will use for youth...
Out & About: Week of April 27, 2024
Out and About lists current events sponsored by nonprofit groups and churches in Bertie County. Please send listings to the Bertie Ledger-Advance, 109 South King St., Windsor, NC 27983, or e-mail them to bhoggard@apgenc.com. All events must be submitted by 4 p.m. each Monday. April 28 Albemarle Chorale Presentation planned EDENTON — The Albemarle Chorale...
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