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SportsTalk: Vance County Middle School Football Ready To Roll

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Vance County Middle School Football Head Coach Michael Rice joins SportsTalk with Scout Hughes and Doc Ayscue to speak about the Jaguars upcoming season and how the team has prepared for the games ahead.

Interested in Playing Football for VCMS?
Any student interested in joining the team is welcome to attend!
Students must have a current sports physical and be academically eligible to participate.
We’re asking our community to help us spread the word!
Please share this information with any student or family who may be interested in playing football this season.
If you have any questions, contact Coach Rice at mrice@vcs.k12.nc.us or (252) 368-6077
Thank you for your continued support. Go Jaguars!

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TownTalk: National Day of Prayer, May 1st at VCMS

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Local churches and interested individuals are invited to come out on Thursday, May 1 to take part in Vance County’s observance of the National Day of Prayer.

The event will take place on the football field of Vance County Middle School beginning at 6 p.m., and organizer Delilah Marrow welcomes all.

It’s not just one church participating, “we want all of the churches,” Marrow, an ordained minister, said on Monday’s TownTalk.

“Everyone is really glad that we are getting together and having a National Day of Prayer” observance, she said. It’s a time for everyone to come together to pray for the community.

“We are the body of Christ, one church – the church of Jesus Christ,” she said.

“When we pray, something happens…when we, in a city, come together we see the hand of God move. When you pray and believe God, something happens,” she said.

Marrow said the idea came to her during her daily prayers before Easter. A prayer partner provided encouragement to act on her vision, and her pastor mentioned the upcoming National Day of Prayer, observed each May 1.

“That ignited me to move forward,” she recalled. “God just laid out every piece of the puzzle (and) everything began to fall in place.”

To learn more, call Marrow at 252.422.1202.

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