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Eagles’ mission: go from ‘good to great’

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By Kellen Holtzman
| The Daily Dispatch (Henderson, NC) Verified
kholtzman@hendersondispatch.com WARRENTON — Coming off one of the most exciting seasons in program history, the Warren County football team has spent its offseason focusing on the fine print. A winning culture has already been established by coach VJ Hunt, who led the Eagles to the state semifinals last season. His players have long bought in and shown commitment to the weight room and conditioning.
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Politics and sports don’t mix well

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By Kellen Holtzman
| The Daily Dispatch (Henderson, NC) Verified
Like a layup in basketball, “sitter” is a term in soccer used to describe an easy chance to score a goal, like when the goalkeeper is out of position and all an offensive player in front of the goal has to do is knock the ball in the net.
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GRRO welcomes West Marion nonprofit

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By Kellen Holtzman
| The Daily Dispatch (Henderson, NC) Verified
HENDERSON — The Green Rural Redevelopment Organization has been busy lately. Last Wednesday, GRRO welcomed Keeping it Fresh, a fellow nonprofit from West Marion that utilizes a youth-led community garden, similar to its Henderson counterpart. GRRO has also been distributing food vouchers for state farmers markets in addition to implementing a new initiative involving both youth and senior citizens called Plate to Plant.
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