North Buncombe Termites pick up first victory Te Termites picked up their first
victory of the season with a 14-8 victory against Canton in North Buncombe Youth Athletic Associa- tion football Saturday (Sept. 18). Adam Metts had two touchdown
runs. Christian King and Rayce Pickens also contributed offensive- ly, and the defense held tough the entire game. Te Midgets came out fired up
and blanked Canton 36-0. Te de- fense, led by Mason Edwards, Seth Kendall and Brian Shelton, was relentless, only allowing one first down. Dylan Pressley scored three touchdowns before halftime, and Dylan McKee caught a 50-yard touchdown from Colby Edwards to put the midgets ahead 30-0 at halftime. Linemen Jackson Ramsey, Clyde
Shelby, Mason Bernhart, Eli Sack- ett, Austin Holyfield and Braden Hixenbaugh were substituted in the beginning of the second half and paved the way for another North Buncombe touchdown. Canton quit in the third quarter after losing four players to injuries. Te Pups also won their game,
12-6 against the Bears. Jason Tay- lor had two touchdowns, and Col- by Pressley and Sawyer Parker led the defense. Bradley Barham scored two
touchdowns for the Mites, but they lost 34-12.
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The Midgets defense swarm the Bears’ during Saturday’s victory in North Buncombe Youth Athletic Association action.
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Fundraiser for NBACC
Te North Buncombe Asso-
ciation of Concerned Citizens is throwing a fundraising shindig beginning at 6 pm on Sept. 24 at the Claxton Event Barn in the Flat Creek area. Marty Lewis, of Sons of Ralph,
will perform with his band Glady Fork, and Blue Ridge Tradition and House of Fire will also offer music. Storyteller Sheila Kay Ad- ams will share her talents. Te evening will also feature a dinner of southern barbecue with all the fixings donated by M7 Event Plan- ners. Tere will also be a silent auc- tion.
Tere is a $25 suggested donation
for an admission ticket. Te dona- tion is tax-deductible, and tickets are available online at
nbacc.info or by calling 713-9791. Proceeds from the fundraiser
will go toward legal expenses. Te NBACC is currently fighting a libel suit by Blue Ridge Concrete and seeking to appeal a decision by the Western North Carolina Re- gional Air Quality Agency which would allow the Blue Ridge Con- crete Company to bring a con- crete plant into the residential Flat Creek neighborhood just north of Weaverville.
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