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Rockingham County Today, Mike Moore 08.27.24
Eden Police arrests, Reidsville and Mayodan Police, Stoneville Rotary Club, Women's Conference, Ronni's Restaurant, Red Lobster. Weather, birthday club, community calendar, regional sports, consumer report, Destination Celebration, motivational moment. Music Spotlight: Captain & Tennille
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Mike Moore Media, the first place to hear Rocky County News and Information. News is sponsored by Lane's Family Pharmacy and Home Health Care. Here's the weekly report from Eden Police Department Arrest and Citations. First in Eden, John Michael Talbert, driving while impaired, shoplifting and larceny. Robert Earl Wilfong, driving while impaired. Jonathan Teeter's possession of hydrocodone and open container of alcohol. Silphia Bateman Newton selling alcohol to a minor. Hebrew, Hirston, fleeing to elude. Sanjay, gene, pass, animal cruelty. Timothy, Glenn, Pulliam, and Kenyet, McCurdy, Malloy, fraud. Others, Hezekiah, Monte, James, Stoneville, shoplifting. Canon, Anthony Simpson, May at Ann, possession of hydrocodone, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. Ashton, Blaze, Wright, Ridgeway, careless driving and injury to personal property. Readsville and May at Ann Police departments have posted surveillance photos on their Facebook pages of recent crimes and asking the public's help in identifying the individuals involved. The Stoneville Rotary Club has recognized Rex Tuggle, former mayor, for 25 years of service to Rotary. The Stoneville Rotary Club was organized in 1943. Their annual fall festival downtown will be Saturday, September 28th. A publicized board of adjustment hearing for the town of Stoneville for September 4th has been canceled to allow the property owner more time to present a proposal for settlement to the town. If necessary, another hearing will be rescheduled. It involves a mobile home park at 101 Matador Court, US 220 Business. More than 700 government officials and employees, academics, researchers, policy advisors, members of local women's commissions, and representatives of philanthropic organizations are scheduled to participate in a status of women in tomorrow's North Carolina Conference, all day Wednesday at the McKinnon Center in Raleigh. Suchins will focus on economic opportunity and justice for women, healthcare, political participation, gender-based violence, work barriers, aging, gender, and climate control. It's sponsored by North Carolina Council for Women. Mike Moore Media Restaurant Report, first locally, Ronnie's Restaurant in Madison has closed, apparently due to a problem with the landlord, and Ronnie's loyal customers are commenting on Facebook, urging them to open somewhere else, Eden Stoneville made in. Red Lobster is closing at least a dozen more locations, in addition to 100 that recently closed, only one in North Carolina, Jacksonville, Greensboro is still open, three are closing in Virginia, Richmond, Alexandria, and Virginia Beach. After the COVID-19 pandemic, they tried to boost sales with a $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp promotion, but it probably hurt more than helped one woman ate 108 shrimp during a four-hour meal. Red Lobster has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Need a prescription refilled? You can call Lane's family pharmacy 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Here's a number, 336-627-4600. Speak to someone during business hours or use their new, easy, automated, refilled service anytime. Lane's delivers prescriptions countywide. Lane's family pharmacy, NC14 Eden. Here's a number again, 627-4600. Now, Rockingham County weather, sponsored by Heat and Air Controllers, sunny and hot, high today, Wednesday and Thursday, 94, Friday, 87, with a 40% chance of thunderstorms, Saturday and Sunday, a 60% chance of showers, high in the upper 80s, low 70. Triad record highs and lows on this day, 97, 1918, 50, 1954. Get current weather information anytime at mikemore.media, along with Rockingham, our live stream 24-hour weather camera, powered by Heat and Air Controllers. You can depend on them for year-round comfort, whatever the weather. Progressive presents the sport splash on mikemore.media, NC State Wolfpack, football, kicks off the season, Thursday night, 7 o'clock kickoff in Raleigh, the number 24 wolfpack, taken on western Carolina. The teams have played seven times previously, all at Carter Family Stadium, NC State 7-0 against the cat amounts. Wake Forest opens up Thursday night, they'll take on North Carolina A&T, the demon deacons, 10-3 and season openers over the last 13 years, they've got an 8-2 record and head coach Steve Clausen's tenure, 7-o'clock kickoff Thursday night in Winston-Salem. The season opened for the Tar Heels Thursday against Minnesota on the road, eight eastern kickoff from Minneapolis. The teams have played once before last season, North Carolina scored a 31-13 win. Duke opens the season Friday at home against Elon, Clemson and Georgia battle Saturday in Atlanta. Bundle, auto and home, renters or condo and safe with progressive. That's the sport splash, Chuck Sanders, mikemore media. Podcasts preview, Christie Starne's executive director of Genesis Ministries will be in our studios this morning, in the 9 o'clock hour. You can listen wherever you get podcasts, planning a special event, celebrate at the historic farmhouse, a four-room log house built in the 1800s, a residence, a restaurant and now renovated and repurposed by Seth and Stephanie Woodall as a unique, one-of-a-kind celebration destination in a beautiful countryside setting on Bethlehem Church Road in Eden. No need to go out of Rockingham County. The farmhouse is close by. Get in touch at the farmhouseedon.com. Now the community calendar sponsored by Knight Owl National Stone Works at Eden Venture Business Park, granted courts and marble for commercial and residential. Family movies tomorrow at the Readsville Public Library, blues big city adventure at 130 at the Eden Public Library, SpongeBob on the Run at 4, Shagan on Philcrest Main Street Eden Thursday, Papa Thump at 5, the Catalina's 630, too much Sylvia 815, food trucks, rotary beer garden, childris vineyards, free admission. Music in the park, Andy Burnett Trio will be at the Eden Kiwanis Amphitheater Freedom Park Saturday at 6, cruise in, jeep, meet and concessions. First Friday, music at Elliot Duncan Park, May at End, September 6th, Jacob Vaughn, 6-9. Big breakfast fundraiser for the May at End Lions Club at J.R.'s East Main Street, downtown May at End, Saturday, September 7th, 7-1030. All you can eat buffet, $12, dine in or take out. Friends of the library, book sale, Madison May at End Public Library, Burton Street, September 11th through 15th, annual Stoked Stop at Mooretock Park, Danbury, Saturday, September 14th, 9-630, parade, vendors, food trucks and river fun. Eden, Madison May at End, Readsville, Rockingham County's senior games, tri-team pickleball fundraiser tournament at Mill Avenue Recreation Center in Eden, Saturday, September 14th. All levels have played $25 per person. There's an expanded community calendar at mikemoor.media. Click on the events tab at the top of the page. Here's today's Consumer Report. The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Real Page, a property management software firm claiming that it helps landlords illegally collude on setting rents. The complaint claims that the software allows landlords to see what other landlords are charging in rent. Chick-fil-A is starting a video streaming service. Deadline was the first to report the news, citing that the fast food chain will be working with a number of production companies, including some of the studios, to create family-friendly shows, particularly in the unscripted space. Used car prices have come down, but some more than others. ICcars.com reports the makes and models with the biggest price declines, including the used Tesla Model 3, Hyundai Kona Electric, Kia Niro EV, Nissan Leaf, and the Chevrolet Bolt. I'm Mark Huffman. Learn more at consumeraffairs.com. Our friends at Kamaquasi in Eden are making a positive difference. Get fit, build confidence, have fun, unleash your inner fighter specializing in jujitsu, MMA, Muay Thai, and kickboxing. Join the Kamaquasi family today. All ages, all skill levels. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with what's happening and upcoming events. K-A-M-I-C-U-O-Z-E-I. Kamaquasi is on the boulevard in Eden and coming to Rockingham County for the first time ultimate battlegrounds at Eden Venture Business Park on East Middle Road, Saturday, November 2nd. Monday was National Dog Day, and I want to tell you our Facebook page filled up with your photos. I've been sorting through them just kind of scrolling through this morning, and it looks like, looks like about 50 dog pictures so far. They are so cute. So I'm going to take a moment right here to say thank you everyone for sharing these wonderful photos with all of us. Yes, we love our pets. That's for sure. Now, let's see what we're celebrating today. Welcome to August 27th on the National Day calendar. Today, we're celebrating a playful hand game and embracing spontaneity. Ready, set, go. It's World Rock Paper Scissors Day. This simple, but strategic hand game has been around for centuries. Believed to have been originated in China before spreading worldwide. It's a quick and fun way to make decisions or settle disputes. The beauty of Rock Paper Scissors lies in its simplicity and the excitement it generates, whether you're playing with friends or participating in a large competition. Gather your loved ones and enjoy a few rounds of this classic game today. Scissors cuts paper. Paper covers rock. Rock crushes lizard. Lizard poisons Spock. Spock smashes scissors. Scissors decapitates lizard. Lizard eats paper. Paper disproves Spock. Spock vaporizes rock. And as it always has, rock crushes scissors. I'm just amazed that there's actually a world championship for Rock Paper Scissors. There is not. There is. No, it's not. Are you telling me the internet lies? Of course I'm telling you the internet. There's no way. Are you serious? How do you, how do you prepare for that? Well, you and I just have to do Rock Paper Scissors to decide who's right. Oh, I like it. Well, we're at it. Why not do something spontaneous? Why? It's national just because day. Interesting. This day is all about breaking away from routines and doing something unexpected. Just because. Buy yourself flowers. Call mode friend or take a walk in a new park. There's no need for a specific reason. It's a reminder to embrace life's little quirks and enjoy the freedom to make choices on a whim. So go ahead and do something out of the ordinary today. Just because it feels right. Do you want to know what I'm doing just because today? What's that? I'm about to take off for the rest of the day and go to the spa. Just because. Just because. I think it's. And how's it different from any other day? Um, because usually I'll need an excuse and I'll feel bad now. I just feel like, man, just going to do it. You're celebrating. Yes, this is me celebrating. That's excellent. Okay, I got to get ready to go. I'm Lidoy Johnson. And I'm Chris Vandeventor. Thank you for joining us on our journey to celebrate every day. And I'm joining us for all of our celebrations on Facebook and Instagram at Destination Celebration Show. Until next time, keep celebrating. Now the birthday club, just because. It's time for the birthday club. That's why. Here are the names for August 27th. Julie Puckett, Larry Pierce II, Penny Collins in Madison, and Matthew Lemons. Happy birthday to all of you today. Penny Collins, Matthew Lemons, Julie Puckett, and Larry Pierce II. I'm taking names now for the rest of the month, just about finished up here. 28, 29, 30, and 31. Yep, we'll wrap all of that up on Friday. Tomorrow, names with a 28th, I'll be announcing those. So get those in. And September birthdays, you can text them to me anytime at 336-932-1881. 932-1881. To text names for the birthday club, announce all birthdays on Rockingham County today. And we have a weekly giveaway. Now some big name birthdays, Erin Paul, 45, Chandra Wilson, 55, Colt Ford, 54, Sophia Stallone, 28, Tuesday Weld, 81, and listen up for yet, Sergeant Slaughter, 76. Today, we remember Darryl Dragon, born August 27th, 1942. The captain, with his wife Tony, our music spotlight today, Captain and Janille. Love, love will keep us together. They can be babe, whatever. Some sweet talking girl comes along, singing a song home. Don't mess around, you just gotta be strong to stop. Because I really love you to stop. I've been thinking of you, looking at my heart and let love keep us together. You, you, you, you, you'll be along the meetup. Ain't gonna set you free to do, do, do, do, do. When those girls start hanging around, talking even hell. Yeah, with your heart and you won't hear a sound just stop. Because I really love you to stop. I've been thinking of you, looking at my heart and let love keep us together. Whatever, young, young, beautiful, something you look so big on. Where the others turn you on, could be turning you off. I win, I win, I win, I win, I win, me. They have to share forever. Love will keep us together. I said it before and I say it again. My love is pretending. I need you now and I need you. I can't just stop. Because I really love you to stop. I've been thinking of you, looking at my heart and let love keep us together. Whatever, whatever, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever. When I stop, 'cause I really love you to stop. I've been thinking of you, looking at my heart and let love keep us together. I win, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever, I will ever. That was number one for Captain Antonyl in 1975. Neil Sadekka wrote and recorded that song first. It was number one a year earlier. How about that? Now, today's motivational moment, thanks to Livingstone wealth management, Raymond James in Madison. The past cannot be regained, although we can learn from it. The future is not yet ours, even though we must plan for it. We have only today. Use today wisely. Thank you friends for listening. Have a wonderful Tuesday. Be sure to count your blessings. [BLANK_AUDIO]