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On Gaddy Pond
ANSONVILLE — Tommy Pond remembers a time when not just geese, but people too, flocked to the shores of Gaddy Pond to experience an afternoon with the tamest geese south of Jack Miner Sanctuary in Ontario, Canada, where Canadian Geese are banded and their journey’s tracked.
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Domestic violence call spans the county
ANSON COUNTY — A December 28 early morning call into the Anson County Sheriff’s Office reporting a domestic violence incident in Morven concluded with allegations of stalking, gunshots, and a stabbing in Ansonville.
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MLK Dreamkeepers recognize first black people to hold positions
ANSONVILLE — The MLK Dreamkeepers and their partners led a Black History Month discussion on Zoom to celebrate leaders who were the “firsts” of Anson County and the legacies they created.
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Ansonville beautifies streets with flowerpots
ANSONVILLE — Ansonville is looking more colorful these days.
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Receive free COVID-19 vaccinations, testing
ANSONVILLE — The Caraway Business Center is hosting a free COVID-19 testing and vaccination clinic, in collaboration with the Resourceful Clinical Laboratory, on Saturday, June 5.
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Intersection near Ansonville now a 4-way stop
ANSONVILLE — Use caution while coming to the intersection of Ansonville-Polkton Road and Highway 742 as it is now a 4-way stop.
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NCDOT starts on bridge reconstruction
ANSONVILLE — The North Carolina Department of Transportation reported a section of Jack’s Branch Road will be closed until September as crews replace a culvert.
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Flowers to beautify Ansonville
ANSONVILLE — In attempts to brighten up the town, the Town of Ansonville is starting an “Adopt-a-Pot” initiative for community members to plant flowers.
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Foundation gives produce to community in ongoing effort
ANSONVILLE — Volunteers gathered at the Ansonville Fire Department to hand out about 1,200 produce boxes to churches and the community on Oct. 3.
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School custodian publishes his first children’s book
ANSONVILLE — A conversation with a fellow school employee sparked Bobbie Tillman to write his first children’s book as a teaching opportunity for elementary students.
