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<p>Jeff Linville | The News</p><p>North Surry senior Klay Newsome is joined by his parents on Senior Night. The game with East Surry had a late finish. For more senior pictures and coverage of the game, see tomorrow&#8217;s edition of The News.</p>

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North Surry senior Klay Newsome is joined by his parents on Senior Night. The game with East Surry had a late finish. For more senior pictures and coverage of the game, see tomorrow’s edition of The News.

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North Surry senior Klay Newsome is joined by his parents on Senior Night. The game with East Surry had a late finish. For more senior pictures and coverage of the game, see tomorrow’s edition of The News.

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