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In this Hey Kernersville Issue
🗞️ Villains' comeback bid falls short in emotional regional final loss
🗞️ One traffic stop, a high-speed chase, and a life turned upside down in Kernersville
🗞️ Duke Energy Reports $5 Billion Net Income as Kernersville Leaders Push Back on Rate Increase
🗞️ Music, history, and community: Kernersville's Juneteenth event honors heritage
Kenersville Area Events
📅 Saturday, May 30th
The Knights of Columbus, Holy Cross Catholic Church (Kernersville) invites golfers and sponsors to this year’s Operation LAMB and Holy Cross Council 8509 Golf Classic at Pine Knolls Golf Club.
The The North Carolina Leadership Academy (Kernersville, NC) varsity baseball team has a home non-conference game vs. Bear Grass Charter (Williamston, NC) @ 5p.
📅 Sunday, May 31st
Shared Radiance Performing Arts Company will be presenting “Romeo and Juliet” Paul J. Ciener Botanical Gardens - 6:00 PM
Antioch Church of Belews Creek, located at 6080 Belews Creek Road, will be celebrating its 150the Anniversary on Sunday, May 31 at 10 a.m. to commemorate God’s blessing the the life of the church.
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Villains' comeback bid falls short in emotional regional final loss
Bishop McGuinness's girls lacrosse team fell short in the NCHSAA 1A-6A West regional final, losing 12-9 to Charlotte Catholic. Despite a strong effort and a program-record 22 wins, the Villains couldn't overcome the Cougars' late surge. The team now looks ahead to next season with a young core of returning players.2
One traffic stop, a high-speed chase, and a life turned upside down in Kernersville
A routine traffic stop in Kernersville turned into a police chase that ended with a driver in custody and a significant haul of drugs and cash. The incident happened on May 25.
An officer from the Kernersville Police Department tried to pull over a vehicle, but the driver didn't stop. Instead, he led officers on a pursuit before finally pulling over and being taken into custody.
Police identified the driver as Jackie Dontrel Jaquay Watson. During a search of the vehicle, officers found Xanax pills, heroin, marijuana, cocaine, and more than $5,000 in cash.
They also seized the car under North Carolina's "run and done" law, which allows authorities to take vehicles used in fleeing from police. Watson now faces a long list of charges.
These include trafficking in fentanyl, heroin, and opioids. He's also charged with possession with intent to manufacture, sell, and deliver controlled substances, simple possession, possession of a firearm by a felon, and felony eluding arrest.1
Duke Energy Reports $5 Billion Net Income as Kernersville Leaders Push Back on Rate Increase
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen unanimously voted to oppose Duke Energy Carolinas' proposed rate increase, citing the financial strain on residents and businesses. Town officials pointed to Duke's $5 billion net income as evidence the company doesn't need the hike, which they say would hit households hardest. The resolution will be submitted to state regulators ahead of a public hearing in June.3
Music, history, and community: Kernersville's Juneteenth event honors heritage
Kernersville is gearing up for a big celebration. The town will host its fifth annual Juneteenth event in just a few weeks.
Mark your calendars for Friday, June 19. The festivities kick off at 6:30 p.m. at Harmon Park, located at 152 S.Main Street. Best of all, admission won't cost you a dime.
This year's program has something for everyone. A special presentation will highlight the Buffalo Soldiers, the pioneering African American military units that made history.
Local musician Alicia Joy Cone will take the stage to perform. Food lovers can grab a bite from a great lineup of trucks, including Blue Skies Creamery, Smokin BBQ Chateau, Hot Diggity Dog, Kona Ice, and Semi Co Coffee Truck.
Visitors can explore interactive educational resources and shop with local vendors. There will also be dedicated prayer tents for those who want a quiet moment.
The evening will wrap up with a drone show and fireworks lighting up the sky. Need more details?
Reach out to the town of Kernersville at [email protected] or give them a call at (336) 996-3121.4
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3 https://scopenewsonline.com/2026/05/28/town-leaders-push-back-on-dukes-proposed-power-rate-increase/