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With opponents and with each other. But they're also Northwest Guilford cross country teammates, and they've figured out how to make each other and their team faster. "In practice, they really challenge each other," says Paul Egleston, their coach, who will lead both Vikings teams into the Class 4-A state meet Saturday at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons.

I just wanted to get both teams to challenge for a conference title   -David Willoughby

 

"Big" won out over "Little" in a girls soccer regional game Wednesday night at Goshen High School. Penn tallied three goals in the span of eight second-half minutes on the way to a 5-0 victory over the Bethany Christian Bruins. "It was a great game," Bethany coach Dennis Yoder said.

Bethany made us work for everything we got   -Mike Luber

 

Saturday provided a venue for just about everybody -- big or small -- at the Wayne County Public Library with a Touch-A-Truck exhibit in the parking lot and the first-ever Wayne County parent open house. Under a gray and cloudy sky families started the day outside checking out everything from a milk truck to a firetruck to a police cruiser as part of the exhibit. Kelly Snyder, children's librarian and the organizer of the exhibit, said Saturday was a good turnout for a first try.

Kids like anything that moves. They love to get in and explore. All the drivers have been absolutely wonderful. They just absolutely love the exploration part of it   -Kelly Snyder

 

The Roncalli High School marching band is already in step, and with several performances just around the corner, the band is looking to pick up where last season left off, band director Kim Carda said. "This year's group is enthusiastic, and they've all progressed since we started late August," said Carda, who has been at Roncalli since 1997. The Cavaliers' marching band features 83 members from grades seven through 12, including 11 flag members and a drum major.

We placed first last year in this competition   -Kelli Snyder

 

The South End Citizens District Council will host a candidates forum at 7 p.m. tonight at the Bay County Child & Senior Citizens Center, 1001 Marsac St. City Commission candidates for the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 7th and 9th wards are expected to be present at the forum. Bay City Commission candidates are: incumbent Christopher Shannon in the 1st Ward, incumbent Wendy Legner and challenger Dennis Banaszak in the 3rd Ward, James Irving and Magen Trask in the 5th Ward, Marlene Goupil and Douglas Sommer in the 7t  

Southern Guilford -- Laura Dail 35 assists; Peyton Daly 11 digs; Rachel Earnhardt 22 kills, 6 blocks, 16 digs. Records: Southern Guilford 10-0, 1-0. Individuals: 1.  

The James E. Brown Center at Dalton State will be rocking with a variety of fitness classes to satisfy people of all fitness levels and interests beginning next week. From new classes to familiar favorites, the offerings provide a diverse course menu from which to choose. "Continuing Education truly has something for everyone this fall," said Kelly Snyder, personal enrichment program coordinator.

Continuing Education truly has something for everyone this fall   -Kelly Snyder

 

Local residents will get the chance to learn a little more about the nine candidates vying for five Bay City Commission seats. The South End Citizens District Council is hosting a candidates forum at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Bay County Child & Senior Citizens Center, 1001 Marsac St. CDC Chairman Thomas Baird said he expects all the candidates for the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 7th and 9th wards to be present.  

The Goshen Lady Redskins lost, 2-0, in Northern Lakes Conference action Thursday night at Plymouth. Stephanie Heston and Kendra Bciningea scored for the winners. Plymouth led 7-4 in shots on goal and 4-2 in corner kicks.  

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