Parrott Academy undergoes leadership transitions this year
Parrott Academy enters a year of transitions as Brooks Sutton shifts from head of upper school to head of school in July 2020 while Robert Kravitz becomes head of upper school and Bert Bright retires. The school welcomes 685 students and supports mixed grade transitions across lower to upper levels.
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Para medic pinned by driver at Walmart parking lot
Heather Haynes of Davidson County EMS was struck as she exited an ambulance in the Walmart lot in Lexington North Carolina. Nathan Fowler, 36, rammed a barrier then entered the store and was arrested for driving while impaired hit and run and assault on emergency personnel as investigators probe the incident.
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Trump touts economy while pushing Fed rate cuts
A NABE survey finds economists foresee recession later, but markets react to Trump policies. He rejects recession fears, credits tax cuts, and calls for rapid Fed rate cuts. Tariffs against China deepen global strain as trade talks wobble, while U.S. job growth and consumer optimism hold steady despite tensions.
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North Carolina bus stop safety urged after 2012 violations
State officials highlight 3196 violations at 2299 bus stops during a 2012 one day count showing drivers ignored stopped buses with red lights flashing. Law GS 20-217 mandates full stop in all directions on multi lane roads when a bus stops for passengers, with minimum $500 fine and possible harsher penalties if injury or death occurs. The author cites personal concern for grandchildren and pleads for safe driving.
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Hurricane prep tips from National Hurricane Center
The National Hurricane Center offers a basic disaster supplies list for tropical storms and hurricanes. Include water, nonperishable food, radio, flashlight, first aid kit, masks, plastic sheeting, tools, maps, chargers, meds, cash, important documents, and pet or infant supplies.
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