NOTED. ON THE MOVE Jennifer D. Scott, one of 27 lawyers in the state to have specialty designations in residential, business, commercial and industrial transactions, was named in-house general counsel for Windjam Companies, a Raleigh-based land developer.
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WHAT AN HONOR G. William Powell
accepted the Asheim Scholarship for graduate study in the School of Information and Library Science at UNC.
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School Athletic Association’s 3A State Championship on March 12, marking Northwood’s first-ever state championship in any sport. The Pittsboro Board of Commissioners issued a proclamation celebrating the achievement, and the town is awaiting Department of Transportation approval to place a commemorative sign on roads entering Pittsboro.
Heidi Schouten is
one of two Central Chatham Economic
Carolina Community
Development
College alums this year
Corporation’s former
to be chosen for the Goodnight Transfers Scholars Program at NC State. The scholarship is valued at $22,000 per year for up to three years. She plans to major in crop and soil sciences.
senior project manager Sam Rauf was named Emerging Leader of the Year at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Economic Development Association, recognizing his exemplary leadership in the state’s economic development efforts. Bold Construction hired Tim Dowds as its new
operations manager. Tim has more than 35 years of experience in the residential construction industry, including home building, plan design, remodeling and renovations.
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Bailey Jones (above
right) and Victoria Smith (below right), NC State students from Pittsboro, were awarded the John Henry Tripp Scholarship from the Chatham County Livestock Association.
Bailey, a junior, hopes to pursue a career in veterinary medicine, while Victoria, a freshman, will study animal science. The Northwood High School Lady Chargers basketball team won the N.C. High
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2022
Freelance writer and teacher Dolly R. Sickles was awarded the 2022 Randall
Kenan Prize from the North Carolina Literary Review for her interview essay, “Examining ‘Otherness’ on the Page and in the Classroom with Michele Tracy Berger.” The prize, sponsored by UNC’s Creative Writing Program, recognizes the year’s best essay about or interview with a new North Carolina writer. Dolly will receive a $250 honorarium, and her essay will be featured in NCLR’s 2022 issue. The Louise L. Tuller School of Nursing at CCCC held a pinning and candle ceremony for its associate degree in nursing program’s class of 2022, which includes Brittney Hart of Bear Creek and Katelyn Taylor of Moncure. The school also held a ceremony