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David's House murder suspect being evaluated
A resident of David's House in Dobson charged in the May death of another resident has been moved to a mental health facility for re-evaluation. Daniel Julian East, 55, of David's House at 711 W. Atkins St., was moved this week from the Surry County Detention Center where he was under a $2 million bond and was charged with second-degree murder for ... (more)
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County manager announces resignation
The announcement came as the Board of County Commissioners convened their regular bimonthly meeting Monday night at the County Administration Building in Dobson.
Darrh, 53, of Walter Galyean Road in Lowgap, reported the breaking and entering of her home and the theft of various video games, electronics and computer equipment with a listed value of nearly $3,000, according to police reports.
Sean Christopher Creed, 23, of Flagler Beach, Fla., was arrested on May 17 and charged with larceny and the possession of stolen property.
Dobson traffic backs up because of wrecks
A driver who struck a power pole on Zephyr Road Wednesday morning, caused traffic through town to be delayed for a couple of hours causing headaches for those on their way to school and work.
No additional charges in fatal wreck on U.S. 601
A state highway patrolman said yesterday that no additional charges will be filed against a driver whose front seat passenger was killed two Sundays ago in a wreck on U.S. 601 at Rockford Road near Dobson.
A Pilot Mountain man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly attempted to rob one store, then supposedly robbed a convenience store in the Level Cross community.
Parents blame day care for baby's broken leg
Mason Kiger, now 10 months old, is shown with his left leg in a cast which his parents say was broken at a facility whose owner has been charged with providing child-care services without a license.
Dobson manager proposes no tax increase
Town Manager Josh Smith is proposing no change in the town's tax rate, meaning many Dobson residents may see an overall drop in their total taxes.
Dobson budget to be presented Thursday
During the regular monthly meeting of the Dobson town board, Town Manager Josh Smith will present the fiscal year 2102-13 budget for the board to review.
The series begins June 30 at Grassy Creek Vineyard & Winery in Elkin, and concludes Oct.
Lees-McRae College honors Sheltons with Founder's Medal
Lees-McRae College honored Dorothy M. "Dotti" Shelton and R. Edwin "Ed" Shelton, of Dobson and Banner Elk, with the Rev.
County manager announces resignation
The announcement came as the Board of County Commissioners convened their regular bimonthly meeting Monday night at the County Administration Building in Dobson.
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Brittany Casstevens Memorial Scholarship established
The Surry Community College Foundation announces the establishment of the Brittany Casstevens Memorial Scholarship for graduates of Forbush High School.
Consultant steps in to help, while manager is suspended
The town of Dobson may still be without a town manager, but it's not without managerial assistance.
Atkins-Harold couple exchange vows during afternoon service at Temple Baptist Church
Amanda Ann Atkins and Clarence Dale Harold were united in marriage on Saturday, April 11, 2009, in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Temple Baptist Church, Mount Airy.
Shovels in ground this summer?
Barring any financing hiccups, shovels could be in the ground as early as this summer installing sewer infrastructure in the northwestern part of the county - the final piece of the puzzle in the long-awaited Interstate Water and Sewer District project.
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Downtown graced with new greenery
By Steve Steiner Managing editor ssteiner@elkintribune.com If you are walking up and down the streets of Elkin, you might notice something that was not there before: greenery.
Peace Officers honor comrades fallen in the line of duty
This wreath was laid at the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Dobson Tuesday by local police officers honoring six fallen policemen.
Taxidermy course shows tricks of the trade in '3-D art' of stuffing animals
Teddy Speas tried to learn how to do taxidermy through a mail order course, but didn't feel like he knew what he was doing.