Tennessee State

Mount Airy, NC

Surry County, NC

For over a year now Rhonda Baylor has been trying to make an impact where she is able in order to improve the lives of others in Surry County. She called her group “Bruised Not Broken” to symbolize that although life can throw challenges and obstacles in your way but that does not mean it is time to throw hands in the and give up.

Nonprofit celebrates anniversary

California State

Set for Friday, Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park. Although the Mount Airy Bluegrass and Old-Time Fiddlers Convention doesn’t officially begin until Friday, musicians near and far already have begun making their way to its familiar confines at Veterans Memorial Park on West Lebanon Street. That even included someone venturing...

Fiddlers convention tuning up for weekend

Greensboro, NC

The Mount Airy Tennis Team joins Kancie Tate at her college signing. Kancie Tate is surrounded by friends at her college signing with Guilford. Kancie Tate serves during a 2022 home match against Forsyth Country Day. Cory Smith | The News. Mount Airy senior Kancie Tate signed her NCAA National...

Tate signs with Guilford College

Firm selling plaques not affiliated with local paper. Customer complaints came in to The Mount Airy News office concerning an independent company selling plaques related to the recent Mounties awards. The company, Top Rated Online, is contacting area winners of the Mounties awards in hopes of selling plaques, but is...

Beware fake ‘Mounties’ calls

North Carolina State

Raleigh, NC

Yuridia Gallegos, a junior at Surry Early College High School of Design, has been accepted to attend the N.C. Governor’s Page Program. The Governor’s Page Program gives high school students from across North Carolina the opportunity to go to Raleigh for a week of hands-on participation in their state government. The program is designed to help students grow in four key areas which are civics, history, service, and professional development.

Early College student accepted governor’s page program

• A camper valued at $4,000 was discovered stolen in Mount Airy Tuesday morning, according to city police reports. The theft occurred in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 300 block of Franklin Street, with the owner of the property identified as Christopher Michael Fleeger of Franklin Street.

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Calendars quietly mark the passing of time

Calendars from Mount Airy’s Belk Department store in 1945. This calendar, a 1945 version from Belk Department Store, is decorated with a patriotic image, apt for...

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Calendars quietly mark the passing of time

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