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Rockingham County Today, Mike Moore 09.13.24
Reidsville man charged with First Degree Murder, Eden Police arrests, Rockingham County Behavorial Health Assessment, Sheetz is Eden has been torn down for new building, RverFest one week away. Weather, community calendar, birthday club, consumer report, regional sports, Destination Celebration. Music Spotlight: Bill Monroe
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Mike Moore Media, the first place to hear Rockingham County News and Information. News is sponsored by Dyers Plumbing. A Rockingham County man has been arrested following a homicide on Green Street in Greensboro last weekend. Davian W. Larry, 20 of Readsville, is charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of Joseph Minor, 20. From Eden Police, Arrests and Citations, Keenan Anthony Simpson, Maidan, Possession of Hydrocodone, Possession of Marijuana and Paraffinadia, Ashley Clark, Martinsville, DWI, Joanne Denaz Perkins, Axton, Felony Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Marijuana, Carneadius-Joanne Lipscomb, Danville, Shoplifting, Possession of Schedule 2, Drugs and Paraffinadia. Rockingham County Department of Health and Human Services, in partnership with eight local health agencies and Crescendo Consulting Group, have completed a behavioral health assessment, identifying these priority areas for improving mental health and well-being. Advocacy and policy change, awareness and stigma reduction, workforce storage retention and recruitment, continuum of care and service gaps for young adults and older adults, services for people in the criminal justice system, prevention, early intervention and harm reduction, social determinants of health. Next, Readsville Area Foundation will assemble monthly work groups that review and prioritize recommendations to create a county-wide behavioral health strategic plan. A full presentation will be made to the county commissioners next March. More information is available at RockinghamCountyNC.gov. Sheets in Eden is gone, a new building is being constructed and Sheets will be back up and running again in February. I took a handful of photos yesterday. They're on Facebook, might more media. And here's a posting from shoprockinghamcounty.com. Someone started a rumor that Kings Inn Pizza Parlor next door is closing so Sheets can expand. Owner Bill Ryan says that's not true. Always go to the source when in doubt. Kings Inn has been family owned and operated since opening in 1970. Here one week from Riverfest in Uptown Eden, Friday night, the 20th, 5-10, all day Saturday the 21st, 10-10, over 150 vendors. That's the largest ever. More food expanded kids area and new location for that. Monroe Street and a foam party. Darba Kayak simulator. Hubbard Duck Drop, Arts and Crafts. Eden Rotary Beer Garden. Celebrity Chef Carlos Brown. Social media personality. Tabitha Brown. She'll have a full afternoon. Saturday starting at noon with several on stage events at 2.30. Music, Friday, 80's Nation. Saturday you turn your band, Carolina Cool, Heads Carolina and Trial by Fire. Free shuttle every 30 minutes from Highway 14 and Kings Highway. Riverfest next week, Friday and Saturday covering all of Uptown Eden. I'm on Facebook looking at Dyers Plumbing. Plumbing services and contracting for customers of all sizes. Everything from homeowners with a dripping faucet to new commercial and industrial construction. Yep, they do it all and one call takes care of that at Dyers Plumbing. 336-623-6969. Service is what counts at Dyers. 623-6969. Emergency service available. Now Rockingham County weather sponsored by Heat and Air Controllers. Today, a 60% chance of isolated showers, high 75, low 65. Saturday and Sunday, a 30% chance of showers high around 80. Triad record highs and lows on this day, 96, 1915, 45, 1985. At current weather information anytime at mikemore.media, along with Rockingham, our live stream 24-hour weather camera, powered by Heat and Air Controllers. For year-round comfort, whatever the weather... The sports flash on Mike Moore Media. An important series for the Braves starts tonight against the Dodgers in Atlanta. 5-7 Spencer Schwellambach will get the start for Atlanta, the Braves chasing a wild card spot. They're a game out in the National League, the Mets hold the third and final spot with the Padres in Diamondbacks ahead of them. The Dodgers have the second most wins in baseball with 87 and sit atop the National League West. Philadelphia is the major league leader with 88 victories. The Carolina Panthers are home this Sunday against the Chargers. Josie Jule added to the injury report on Thursday. Carolina, looking to bounce back from their season opening 47-10 blowout loss at New Orleans. College football tomorrow, the Tar Heels are home against NC Central and C-State plays host to Louisiana Tech, Campbell on the road at Rhode Island. Big test for Wake Forest at home against the 5 Ole Miss. Duke at home against Yukon. Bundle, auto and home, wrenches or condo and save with progressive. That's the sports flash at Chuck Sanders, Mike Moore Media. Podcast preview. I'll be talking with Quentin Robertson, director of Readsville Parks and Recreation this morning. That's available wherever you get podcast. Now we'll check on the community calendar. Announcements are made free, sponsored by Night Owl National Stone Works at Eden Venture Business Park, Granite Quartz and Marble for Commercial and Residential. Follow them on Facebook at Night Owl National Stone Works. Bearded BBQ is at Sandy Cross General Merchandise Boyd Road Readsville today, 11-2. Community yard sale at Blue Octopus Antiques and Artisans East Meadow Road Eden. Tomorrow it's one week earlier than usual at starts at 7. Friends of the library book sale at Madison Made in Public Library continuing through Sunday. Tomorrow, $3 a bag. Annual Family Funwalk at Readsville Christian Church, South Park Drive, tomorrow, 9.30 to 1. Annual Stokes Stop, it's the 50th year at Moortock Park, Danbury. Tomorrow, 9 to 6.30. Parade, music, vendors, food trucks and river fun. Zig Bash, live music festival for Hospice at Ferris Memorial Park, may it end. Tomorrow, beginning at 12, food trucks and handcrafted vendors. American Cancer Society Relay for Life at Wentworth Park, tomorrow, 4 till 8. Movie night, downtown Madison, tomorrow, meet and greet at 7. Dirty Dancing starts around 7.30. National Voter Registration Day, Election Expo at Rockingham County Board of Elections, Cherokee Camp Road Readsville, Tuesday, September 17, 9-3. Now today's Consumer Report. Inflation continued to level off last month with the rising cost of rent providing the most pain for consumers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the August Consumer Price Index rose to tenths of a percent. Over the last 12 months, the nation's inflation rate is 2.5 percent. The Department of Transportation's Air Travel Consumer Report for June shows Hawaiian, Delta and Alaska Airlines had the best on-time records during the month. Bringing up the rear was frontier with a 61.3 percent on-time arrival rate. Sales of used electric vehicles have fallen in 2024 and so have their prices. A new study by automotive website iccars.com shows the average EV is now selling for 11 percent less than the average gas-powered car with the average EV selling for less than 27,000 for the first time. I'm Mark Huffman. Learn more at consumeraffairs.com. Kick off the weekend at that little pork shop in Uptown Eden. Open at four today with your favorite foods and drinks, buffalo flatbread, pork nachos, shrimp tacos, fried pork chops, chicken tenders, pork and chicken quesadillas, burgers and fries and so much more. That's a full menu at that little pork shop for dessert. You'll love that strawberry crunch cake. Happy weekend from that little pork shop on Rose Street Uptown Eden. Welcome to September 13th on the National Day Calendar. Today we're encouraging young chefs to get creative and celebrating the beauty of being boldly bald. Imagine the joy and excitement on a child's face as they whisk, chop and stir their way to creating a delicious meal. When kids step into the kitchen, they not only learn valuable cooking skills but also gain confidence in a sense of accomplishment. From simple sandwiches to elaborate desserts, the kitchen becomes a playground where their creativity and teamwork. So hand over your chef's hat and let the little one steak charge because today is National Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day. I wonder what cleanup is like in most family's homes today. It's brutal man. Oh my gosh, I have a 10 year old and let me tell you. Onions everywhere. Cheese. On the floor. It's all over the place. How do you get cheese on the wall? And let's not even talk about ketchup, but you're going to have some wonderful food because of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now let's celebrate self-confidence and the beauty of embracing who you are. Baldness can be a bold choice style or a natural part of life's journey. Many individuals, whether by choice or circumstance, proudly sport their bald heads, challenging societal norms and redefining beauty standards. From celebrity use to everyday heroes, those who are bald showcase resilience, strength and authenticity. So let's honor the courage and beauty of baldness because today is National Bald. It's a beautiful day. Would you stop laughing? See, you've been picking the national days recovering and I know you did this on purpose. No, you're not qualified as bald because technically you have like 10 hairs at the top. And they're getting really long, by the way. You haven't got a haircut, have you? I wanted to style something one more time in my life. So, you know, it looks good on you, buddy. I highly doubt that. But thank you. I'm the toilette Johnson. I'm more of a lover soon. Thank you for joining us on our journey to celebrate every day. Enjoy this for all of our adventures on Facebook and Instagram at destination celebration show. Until next time, keep celebrating. Okay, let's see who's celebrating now on the birthday club. I have the names for Friday the 13th and Saturday the 14th. Happy birthday to Dylan Long, Donna Newsom and Kaylee Cardwell and Jesse Wall, Jennifer Ryder and Joe Dexter. Alrighty, that wraps up the week. One more time on those names for Friday. Donna Newsom, Kaylee Cardwell and Dylan Long for Saturday, Jennifer Ryder, Joe Dexter and Jesse Wall. I hope it's a great day for you. Now, I'm going to get all the names for the week. Seven days of birthdays going back to Sunday through Saturday. And I'm going to give them a really good shuffle for our winner of the week. Marie Tate, she was 78 on Wednesday. All right, congratulations. Marie Tate, she has a nice prize package that I'll put in the mail today from these Eden businesses, Domino's, Ingrid's Cupcakes and Confections, Ruby Tuesday, Lavender's Blue, Home and Body Boutique, Carolina Fuels, Head to Toe, Divine Nutrition, Wendy's, Vernon, Family Dairy and that little pork shop. I need to know who's celebrating for the rest of the month, we're about halfway through, aren't we? The 15th through 30th and October, Texas birthdays to me at 336-932-1881. Now some big name birthdays, Tyler Perry, 55, Fiona Apple, 47, Ben Savage, 44, Peter Siterra, 80. In today's music spotlight, Bill Monroe, born September 13th, 1911, The Father of Bluegrass. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, where the sky's rolling. When I left Okinawa Kentucky, Linda kept me as you cried, told her that it would not be good, I'd be back, but I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, where the sky's rolling. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, where the sky's rolling. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. That is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, that is see my name on earth. I'm going back to Okinawa Kentucky, where the sky's rolling. Here's how Bill Monroe described bluegrass music, Scottish bagpipes, and old time fiddling. It's Methodist and holiness and Baptist. It's blues and jazz and it has a high lonesome sound. Finishing today on a personal note, funeral services for Annette's mother are tomorrow. I'd like to read you just some of the obituary that's been published. Pauline Polly Allen Richardson, 96 of May it in, died Monday. She was born in Rockingham County to William Oscar and Ida Terrell Allen. Grew up on a farm and spent many years working in the textile industry. She graduated from Stonewall High School and was salutorian of her senior class. Polly lived a life rich with love, faith, and creativity. She was a gifted seamstress and cook and avid reader and had a special love of working with her flowers. She loved to cross stitch and crochet and work the daily newspaper puzzles. She believed in helping others and donated to many charitable causes. Camp Carefree was one of her favorites. She was a member of Deep Springs Baptist Church from an early age until the late 1960s and became a charter member of Woodbine Baptist Church in 1970, where she faithfully attended as long as her health permitted. She was involved in many activities and cherished the friendships and fellowship she found within her church family. In addition to parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years, Guy Hampton Richardson and sisters Elizabeth Ann Allen, Virginia Allen, Easter, and Margaret Allen Dalton. Additional survivors, grandchildren Scott Moore of Eden and Lori Brown and husband Brooks of Bishopville, Maryland, great-granddaughters Ella, Addison, Leah, and Hannah Brown, great-great-granddaughter Joanna Cordray. Services are tomorrow at Ray Funeral Home in Madison. A start at noon with Pastor Jeremy Parker of New Vision Fellowship and music by Tim Green of Greens and Trade Duncan. Visitation is at 11. Burial in Deep Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Stonewall. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to encora compassionate care. Now, today's motivational moment, thanks to Livingstone Well to Management, Raymond James in Madison. Begin each day with a happy heart. Thank you, friends, for listening. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Be sure to count your blessings today. [BLANK_AUDIO]