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HUDSON: Keeping government open and our defense intact

October 1, 2025 Randolph Record

As your Congressman, I am committed to fighting for your family, your freedoms and your future. That means making sure our government stays open without wasting your tax dollars, and making sure our troops and […]

Longtime state Sen Jerry Tillman dies

February 5, 2023 Randolph Record

RALEIGH — Jerry Tillman, a longtime state Sen. from Randolph County, died on Saturday, Feb. 4. He was 82. Tillman, a retired public schoolteacher, administrator and coach, was first elected to the state Senate in […]

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Uwharrie Charter handles Murphy to advance in baseball playoffs

June 18, 2021 Randolph Record

ULAH — The Uwharrie Charter Eagles advanced to the third round of the 1A state baseball playoffs after another impressive offensive and defensive performance. The Eagles scored 11 runs for the second time in these […]

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Randleman advances in baseball playoffs

June 18, 2021 Randolph Record

RANDLEMAN — The Randleman Tigers hosted Southwest Onslow Stallions in the second-round of 2A baseball state playoffs Thursday. The 10-seeded Tigers cruised to a 10-0 win over the 15-seed Stallions. Randleman claimed homefield advantage after […]

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Randolph County baseball team advance in state baseball playoffs

June 15, 2021 Randolph Record

ASHEBORO — Four county teams entered the first round of the N.C. State baseball playoffs and three advanced the next round. Asheboro, Randleman, and Uwharrie Charter each vanquished first round opponents while Providence Grove exited […]

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HUDSON: Keeping government open and our defense intact

Longtime state Sen Jerry Tillman dies

Uwharrie Charter handles Murphy to advance in baseball playoffs

Randleman advances in baseball playoffs

Randolph County baseball team advance in state baseball playoffs

The school self-reported the issue, which involved at least 24 students linked to school employees
Audit finds NC A&T misused $5M in student fees

The school self-reported the issue, which involved at least 24 students linked to school employees