Terri Flagg is a journalist for Stokes News, focusing on local news in Stokes County, North Carolina. With a keen interest in community events and local government, Terri covers a range of topics including city council meetings, wildfires, community achievements, and human interest stories.
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Terri Flagg's reporting largely focuses on local events and government announcements in Stokes County, North Carolina. Her coverage heavily features town-specific news such as local elections, community achievements, and updates on ongoing issues like wildfires.
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Representatives from the Friends of Sauratown Mountains, the Sauratown Trails Association and Hanging Rock State Park gather to rededicate the Trail Center at Vade Mecum on April 24.
DANBURY — The Stokes County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing May 13 to receive input on three proposals received for the lease, sale or conveyance of Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospital.
By: Terri Flagg
Junior Appalachian Musicians students in Andrew Young's advanced class perform May 3 at The Arts Place.
DANBURY — The Stokes County Schools Board of Education approved capital outlay and current expense budget requests for the upcoming year on May 6.
DANBURY — In a 4-1 vote Monday, county officials passed a resolution recommending that the N.C. Highway 268 bridge over Big Creek be replaced in place, an option that will require a road closure and detour.
DANBURY — Monday night's public hearing on hospital proposals drew a crowd to the Board of Commissioners meeting.
KING — The inaugural "Dinner on Dalton" event hosted by the Downtown King Partnership proved to be a hit.
WALNUT COVE — The annual Walnut Cove SpringFest is scheduled for May 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will celebrate the town's 135th anniversary.
A ribbon cutting is celebrated May 4 at Black Dog Acres RV Park in Pilot Mountain.
The Cove Group announced Thursday that the Walnut Cove SpringFest scheduled for May 18 has been cancelled due to a 70% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms forecast for Saturday.
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