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Two Men Charged with Attempted Murder A1 log onto www.yadkinripple.com for archive • games • features • e-edition • polls & more SPORTS NEWS ONLINE five wrestlers head to state fall creek honors check us out online at championships... mlk essay winners yadkinripple.com Page 6 .... Page 7 Serving Yadkin County since 1892. Yadkinville, N.C. Vol. 123; No. 9 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2013 $1.00 Two men charged with attempted murder Staff Report stolen firearm, according Cody is being held in the learned that the situation to a Yadkin County Sher- Yadkin County Detention started over money owed Two men have been ar- iff’s Office release. Center under a $500,000 for unknown items, ac- rested following a Sunday Jarrett is being held in secure bond. cording to the release. shooting in Hamptonville the Yadkin County De- At approximately 10 Shortly after the inci- that officials saw started tention Center under a p.m. on Feb. 24, deputies dent officers began comb- following an argument $500,000 secure bond. with the Yadkin County ing the area in search of about money. Christopher Cody Cau- Sheriff’s Office received the suspect who had re- Brandon Tyler Jar- dill, 25 of Hamptonville, a call of a possible shoot- portedly left the scene on rett, 22 of Jonesville, was was charged with attempt- ing at 1001 Burton Drive foot. Within two hours charged with attempted ed first degree murder, in Hamptonville. Deputies detectives arrested their first degree murder, as- aiding and abetting armed responded to the scene to first suspect who had at- sault with a deadly weapon robbery with a danger- find a male subject had tempted to flee from them inflicting serious injury, ous weapon, larceny of a been assaulted and shot at on foot. After a short foot Brandon Tyler Jarrett Christopher Cody Caudill robbery with a dangerous firearm and possession of during a robbery attempt. chase the detectives took weapon, resisting a public a firearm by a convicted During the course of the suspect into custody. tigating the incident and an additional arrest made officer and possession of a felon. the investigation officers Officers are still inves- report that there could be in the case. Sheetz nears completion Lindsay Craven tables for those that choose staffw riter to enjoy the weather with their meal. In just shy of a month, Augustine said that the officials with Sheetz expect architecture of the store the Yadkinville location to will be very similar to the open. stores already functioning “The projected open in Dobson, Mount Airy date is March 28,” said Ste- and King, exception it ven Augustine, director of won’t have a drive-through. real estate for Sheetz. “Because of the shape The store is currently of this particular lot under construction on we couldn’t get a drive- Highway 601 at the inter- through window because lindsay craven | the yadkin ripple section with Highway 421 there was no access to Jose Gonzalez and Alexandra Banasik spoke to Yadkin Early College civics students about the Catholic Church and the back of the store,” Au- what Pope Benedict XVI resignation means to the church and to them. in Yadkinville. Augustine said that de- gustine said. “This store spite the weather Yadkin- will also be without a car ville has been receiving, he wash.” Yadkin Early College students learn about Pope doesn’t anticipate there to Augustine said that there be any delays in construc- is typically a give away at tion. the opening of a new store. Lindsay Craven and answer session for his class. of the church will gather to decide The store’s construction While he couldn’t pro- staffw riter Banasik said that the now that who will be the next chosen. The began in late October 2012. vide specifics at this time, the Pope has announced his res- Cardinals have 20 days to make Augustine said that the Augustine said that past Students at the Yadkin Early ignation there have been many their choice and typically choose a store has had no changes giveaways have included a College got a crash course in Ca- speculations as to why he made Cardinal to nominate. to the layout. It will feature $50 gift card for the first tholicism, what the resignation of the decision. There has been talk “The Pope who takes over must a 6,400 square foot store 100 customers. He said Pope Benedict XVI meant to the of a scandal and talk of illness. She be strong mentally and physically, with six gasoline dispens- that representatives with world and why it should matter to points out that no one knows the and he needs to know what he’s ers that allow for 12 cars to Sheetz corporate head- a group of Yadkin County students. reason for the decision. talking about,” Banasik said. fill at one time. quarters will send out a David Brown, substituting for “Do you know anyone in this Gonzalez said that during the Inside the store will be a media release announcing Blake Johnson’s civic class, called county that is 85 years old that is interval the church’s secretary of made-to-order restaurant. grand opening plans two in Jose Gonzalez and Alexandra still working?” Gonzalez asked the state would be in charge of the Customers can order from to three weeks prior to the Banasik to discuss the topic with class. Vatican. touch screens located in opening. his students and how this histori- No one answered, and Gonza- One student inquired whether the station’s pumps or in- Augustine said that cal news pertains to them. lez pointed out that this proved the church would ever allow a fe- side the restaurant. There Sheetz has been working “This is not necessarily a civics his point. He noted that the Pope male Pope to be nominated. will be 30 indoor seats for on the Yadkinville property topic, but I think something that must work 12-hour days seven “The Catholic church cannot ac- those who choose to stay for a couple of years and hasn’t happened in 600 years is days a week. cept a woman as Pope,” Banasik and eat and eight outdoor See SHEETZ | Page 2 significant,” Brown said. “This is “We have problems in our home, said. “The church doesn’t believe a societal issue, and civics is also a and our Pope has problems in his that women can handle the respon- social course.” home as well,” Gonzalez said. sibilities of Pope. Men are the head Gonzalez and Banasik are both “The Pope doesn’t only worry of the family in the Bible, and the Arts council plans coordinators for the Hispanic min- about Catholics; he worries about church is a family. So a man must istry for the diocese of Charlotte. everyone because God created ev- be the head of the church.” Through their positions they work eryone.” Gonzalez pointed out that many third Friday revamp to help priests to organize and Gonzalez went on to explain to things have changed with the work with their Spanish congrega- the students that the Vatican op- times within the church, and that Lindsay Craven munity that could provide tions. erates as a small country, and the this too could be changed in the staffw riter feedback on what would They are also the parents of a Pope acts as the spiritual leader future. However, Gonzalez said it’s draw their age group out to Yadkin Early College student, and and the president of the Vatican. unlikely for now. Yadkin County Arts the event. when Brown learned about their Banasik said the Pope will leave Gonzalez explained that once Council’s spring and sum- The committee is made positions in the church he saw a his post on Feb. 28 at 8 p.m., and the Pope leaves the Vatican he will mer event Arts On Main up with representatives perfect opportunity for a question once he steps down the Cardinals See POPE | Page 2 will return to downtown from the Town of Yadkin- Yadkinville this May but ville, Yadkin County Cham- with a face lift and a name ber of Commerce, Surry change. Community College’s Yad- The monthly event will kin Center, Yadkinville Po- feature a variety of activi- lice Department, The Yad- ties that cater to everyone kin Ripple and the Yadkin Personality Profile: Joy Prim from school age children to County Arts Council. their parents. The commit- After several meetings Lindsay Craven relationship with their tee also decided to change the committee has decided staffw riter grandparents and Prim the event title from Arts that this year the event will said this gave her a solid On Main to Third Fridays take place from 6 p.m. to 8 Joy Prim may only be in foundation that has paid in Yadkinville. p.m. on the third Friday of her early 20s but she’s al- off in her traveling. This year the arts coun- May, June, July and August ready spent time in three “Both of my parents cil formed a committee to and that each month will different continents and is were teachers so they head up the monthly event. feature a theme. working her way towards would stay at their respec- Jim Drum, a Yadkinville Kicking off on May 17 resident and former owner becoming an instrumental tive schools later and my and will be College Night. of Jim Drum Photography sister and I would go to This month will feature activist for immigration Unlimited, is acting as our grandparents, do our live music, corn hole tour- and migration reform.
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