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Business Observer for Sunday, July 10

Tammy Cole has been named production manager for Carolina Specialties Awards and Trophies, a division of Carolina Specialties International. Cole fulfills sport teams' needs including uniforms, trophies, medals and plaques, in addition to specializing in schools, churches and booster clubs.

Ruthie Dent has been named director of marketing and communications for the United Way of Cumberland County. She will be responsible for brand management and oversight of the marketing department, including organizational positioning, strategic planning, media relations and campaign communications.

Cape Fear Valley Health System made three announcements:

J. Thomas Neville of Linden has joined The Yarborough Law Firm. His practice will focus on civil litigation, estates, business law and personal injury.

Dr. Peter G. Deveaux of Fort Bragg recently received a three-year appointment as cancer liaison physician for the cancer program at Womack Army Medical Center. Cancer liaison physicians are responsible for providing leadership and direction to establish, maintain and support their facilities' cancer program.

Cape Fear Valley Health System announced two additions to its medical staff:

Facility rates at Clinton High School could cost - The Sampson ...

The issue came up at a work session last week when the Sampson County Sports Club requested to have a reduced fee for their upcoming Hall of Fame ceremony. Since the school has not been made it a practice to rent out the facility, renting it out to the club would have set a precedent, thus a facility rental rate fee had to be created to accommodate any future prospective outside rentals. Under the proposal, rental rates for the school’s atrium/cafeteria will be $800 for the first 4 hours and $120 per hour for each hour after; a classroom’s rental rate would be $400 for the first four hours and $60 per hour after; Laboratories will cost $600 for the first four hours and $90 for each hour after; the main gymnasium will cost $800 for the first four hours and $120 per hour after; the auxiliary gymnasium will cost the same. Any media center or ball field rentals will cost $600 for the first four hour rental, and $90 per hour; If you want lights on the field there will be an additional cost of $100 for the first four hours and $15 per hour; and finally rental fees for the concession facilities will cost $300 for the first four hours and $45 per hour following the first four. “These rates are close to and consistent with the Expo Center,” Locklear said. “We might say this is an enterprise rate, a rate that is set to recover costs and make money. We can use these rates and if organizations wanted to use the facilities, they would pay this larger rate. This would allow you to have the facilities available to the community, if they were willing to pay it. These rates are fair and appropriate for a facility of this nature.” The Sampson Independent welcomes and accepts online comments on the basis of relevance to stories. However, profanity and unsubstantiated statements serve no purpose in a discussion of issues of concern in the community and are not accepted, will not be posted and are deleted. When addressing issues of public concern, authors are advised to use statements of fact and focus on topics in an intelligent and clear manner. Comments are recommended to be less than 400 words. The Sampson Independent reserves the right to correct or edit comments for clarity as appropriate and now has an approval process in place that requires each comment to be approved before being posted on the website. Comments made after 11 p.m will be posted the following day. Thank you, The Sampson Independent.

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