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MONSTER ENERGY NASCAR CUP SERIES CONTINGENCY AWARDS REPORT 70TH ANNUAL STP 500 MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY Martinsville, VA - March 24, 2019 RACE AWARDS BUSCH POLE AWARD: Joey Logano (97.83 mph, 19.356 secs.) AMERICAN ETHANOL GREEN FLAG RESTART AWARD: Brad Keselowski FASTEST LAP AWARD: Brad Keselowski (94.671 mph, lap 10) MOOG “PROBLEM SOLVER OF THE RACE” AWARD: Denny Hamlin (Crew chief: Chris Gabehart) SUNOCO ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Ryan Preece SEASON STANDINGS MANUFACTURERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP BUSCH POLE AWARD Pts. Wins Joey Logano (No. 22) 1 Toyota 223 3 Austin Dillon (No. 3) 1 Ford 222 3 Ryan Blaney (No. 12) 1 Chevrolet 194 0 Kevin Harvick (No. 4) 1 Aric Almirola (No. 10) 1 William Byron (No. 24) 1 AMERICAN ETHANOL GREEN FLAG RESTART AWARD MOOG “PROBLEM SOLVER OF THE RACE” AWARD Kyle Busch (No. 18) 2 Brad Keselowski (No. 2) 1 Chris Gabehart (#11) 3 Kevin Harvick (No. 4) 1 Cole Pearn (#19) 2 Martin Truex Jr. (No. 19) 1 Adam Stevens (#18) 1 Jimmie Johnson (No. 48) 1 FASTEST LAP AWARD SUNOCO ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD Brad Keselowski (No. 2) 2 Ryan Preece (No. 47) 82 Joey Logano (No. 22) 1 Daniel Hemric (No. 8) 68 Ryan Blaney (No. 12) 1 Matt Tifft (No. 36) 49 Kevin Harvick (No. 4) 1 Cody Ware (No. 51) 18 Aric Almirola (No. 10) 1 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK SERIES CONTINGENCY AWARDS REPORT 21ST ANNUAL TRUNORTH GLOBAL 250 MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY Martinsville, VA - March 23, 2019 RACE AWARDS FASTEST QUALIFIER: Stewart Friesen (96.456 mph. 19.630 secs.) DURALAST BRAKES “BRAKE IN THE RACE” AWARD STAGE 1: Kyle Busch DURALAST BRAKES “BRAKE IN THE RACE” AWARD STAGE 2: Ross Chastain MOBIL 1 DRIVER OF THE RACE: Kyle Busch SUNOCO ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Harrison Burton SEASON STANDINGS MANUFACTURERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP MOBIL 1 DRIVER OF THE RACE Pts. Wins Kyle Busch (No. 51) 3 Toyota 160 4 Austin Hill (No. 16) 1 Ford 138 0 Chevrolet 137 0 DURALAST BRAKES “BRAKE IN THE SUNOCO ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD RACE” AWARD - STAGE 1 Harrison Burton 142 Kyle Busch (No. 51) 3 Sheldon Creed 111 Sheldon Creed (No. 2) 1 Tyler Dippel 68 Gus Dean 64 Natalie Decker 42 Anthony Alfredo 39 DURALAST BRAKES “BRAKE IN THE Tyler Ankrum 18 RACE” AWARD - STAGE 2 Kyle Busch (No. 51) 2 Austin Hill (No. 16) 1 Ross Chastain (No. 45) 1.

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FRIDAY July 12, 2019 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 cents A STATELY DISTINCTION Matthews eyes Distinguished Young Woman of Georgia title BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected] JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Describing the lead-up to Nathan Sanders, lead pastor of LifePoint Church, speaks the upcoming competition as at Tuesday evening’s Cartersville Planning Commission meeting. a “whirlwind of emotion and preparations,” Abigail “Abby” Matthews is thrilled to be rep- resenting Bartow in the Distin- Planning commission guished Young Women of Geor- gia program. recommends special- On Sunday, the Cartersville 16-year-old will leave for the use permit for Townsley state offering, which will culmi- nate in two nights of competition Drive homeless shelter — July 19 and 20 — in Mariet- ta. Along with rehearsing for the BY JAMES SWIFT contest next week, she and other [email protected] participants will visit various At- lanta sites. The Cartersville Planning Commission, absent members “I have days where I nail in- Lamar Pendley and Harrison Dean, voted unanimously to rec- terviews and feel on top of the ommend approval of a text amendment to the City of Carters- world,” Abby said. “I also have ville Code of Ordinances, which would allow “homeless shel- days where I am very tired of ters” as an acceptable use in the municipality’s multiple-use doing my ﬁ tness routine ‘just one (M-U) zoned districts, at Tuesday evening’s public meeting. more time.’ Overall, though, I am Applicant Homeless Shelter Action Committee Inc. — the beyond excited to partake in this operators of the Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter on Porter wonderful opportunity and most Street — seeks to open another shelter at 3 Townsley Drive, look forward to simply putting which is currently zoned M-U.
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