Randolph County Chairman Frank Auman Profile
Randolph Commissioner Chairman Frank Auman blends business travel with public office in Randolph County He pilots his own plane and divides time between construction projects in Pinehurst area and family life In addition to politics he runs a homebuilding firm and operates The Big Barn venue on his family farm in Seagrove He supports expanding Randolph Technical Institute toward a community college and stresses funding for RTI technical programs while criticizing excessive federal programs He and wife Marilyn have two children Frankie and Shannon and he is an Asheboro High School graduate and North Carolina National Guard veteran.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Frank Auman
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Allman
Randolph County
Auman
Board of Commissioners
Marilyn
Frank Allman
Seagrove
Dean
Parks
Atlanta
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Archdale-Trinity
Shannon Woods
Cedarwoods
Darmas
Board of County Commissioners
Randolph Technical Institute
RTI
Tarn
Aumans
Frankie
Shannon
Asheboro High
N.C National Guard
Howard
Lucille Auman
Davidson County Faces Ongoing Mental Health Board Clash
Davidson County commissioners voted to dissolve the local Area Mental Health Board, citing lack of authority over the board. State officials deny copies of the resolution, while Forsyth County faces similar tensions over control of mental health services.
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Lexington
State Mental Health Services Board
Davidson County
Area Mental Health Board
State Mental Health Board
Davidson
Area Board
Jim Phillips
Phillips
Naklen Zarzar
State Board
Zarzar
Robert Hedrick
E.M. Topalin
Tomlin
Forsyth County
Nicholas M. Meister
Forsyth
Meister
Change in City Hall leadership noted in Clapp era ending
In his farewell report Paul Clapp reflects on restored confidence in High Point city government. He cites completed projects like Municipal Office Building Parking Garage Simeon Stadium and recreation centers along with underground wiring downtown and a revised blue law. He notes improvements in housing Elderly Elm Towers funding and police department issues but warns confidence remains uncertain amid political division and a shift to a Democratic majority on new City Council.
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Paul Clapp
High Point
Clapp
Tocent
Simeon Stadium
Southside
Leonard Street Recreation Center
Oakview Recreation Center
Imanager
Editor's Outlook on Sea Law Endangers World Oceans
The piece argues that extending national control to 200 mile sea zones risks shutting down high seas freedom. It discusses how Rockall and other reefs could trigger global conflicts over ownership, with economic zones reshaping fishing, oil rights, and shipping. It notes failed UN talks, and outlines potential shifts in control among Canada, Iceland, the UK, Norway, and others.
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Scottish Hebrides
Irish Donegal
Rockall
Globe
U.N
Caracas
Geneva
New York
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Pacific
United States
Iceland
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Canada
U.S
Roaming the Piedmont in the new Post Office visit
Enterprise Staff Writer Braxton Younts describes a Sunday tour of the new High Point post office with Postmaster Lynn Blackwood. He notes efficient mail handling, skylit space, curbside drop boxes on Centennial Street, and a pleasant carrier-home delivery dynamic while contrasting it with older facilities. The piece also includes a Raleigh NC State University food consumption snapshot from 1974, detailing shifts in eggs milk beef chicken turkey cheese and fruit and vegetable use.
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Lynn Blackwood
High Point
Jim Farley
Centennial Street
Ayn
N.C. State University
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Randolph County Board
Don Wrenn
Enterprise
High Fotal Enterprise
Mental Health Board
Robert Mares
Harrison Street
College Drive
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Los Angeles Times
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Bab el Mandeb
Juan de Fuca
Uncle Sam
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Labrador
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United Kingdom
Norway
New Zealand
Russia
Kyrie Island
Mediterranean
France
Span
Braxton Younts Enterprise
Main Street High School
Pastal Service
Raleigh
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