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November 19, 2008

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Brad Johnson/The Enterprise SANTA’S LITTLE HELPERS — Volunteering at the Friends of the R.T. Arnold Library food stand during the 27th annual Holiday Bazaar held this weekend at the Golden Leaf Warehouse in South Hill were, from left, Rebecca Smith, Sam Vella and Teresa Anderson.

  

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Obama supporters express hope for change

MECKLENBURG COUNTY — The historic election of Barack Obama as the nation’s first African-American president-elect was an amazing moment for many Mecklenburg County residents, one they’ll never forget. Though the excitement of election night hasn’t yet worn off, many of Obama’s supporters in Mecklenburg are now looking forward to his presidency and the changes they hope he’ll be able to bring about.

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Boyd considered for Obama cabinet

MECKLENBURG COUNTY — President-elect Barrack Obama is considering one of Southside Virginia’s most politically active farmers for the position of United States Department of Agriculture Secretary, officials said.

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School Board considers facility options

BOYDTON — Will Mecklenburg County combine its two high schools into one facility? Will it build a new elementary school? Will the elementary schools be renovated? The Mecklenburg County School Board spent an hour discussing those options Monday evening, but no decisions were reached.

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Health facility lays off nine

BOYDTON — HealthCare on the Square took steps last week to strengthen its financial position during tough economic conditions by laying off nine employees, officials said.

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