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Diana Beasley, a biology teacher at Hickory High School, was named the 2006 North Carolina Teacher of the Year in May. Beasley has twenty-four years of experience, seventeen in her current position. She has received several awards and recognitions throughout her teaching career. She received her BS in Science Education from the University of Virginia.
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The Lifetime Achievement Award, given by North Carolina's franchised car and truck dealers, is the industry's highest honor. Begun in 1999, the award recognizes those individuals who have displayed a lifetime of commitment to the industry and to their individual communities. The 2006 award winners are P. David Brown, Gate City Lincoln Mercury, Greensboro; Jim Lowry, Industry Consultant, High Point; and Earl Tindol, Earl Tindol Ford, Gastonia.
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The North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association (NCADA) has a strong partnership with the North Carolina Department of Instruction and the North Carolina Community College System to elevate automotive education programs across the state to national standards and to promote careers in the automobile industry. The NCADA recognizes outstanding students and instructors. Larry Jones, automotive instructor at Watauga High School, was named the 2005-2006 Public Schools Automotive Instructor of the Year, and Jeff Faircloth, automotive instructor and Automotive Department chairman at Guilford Technical Community College, was named the 2005-2006 Community College Automotive Instructor of the Year.
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John Greene, Sr., of John Greene Chrysler Dodge Jeep in Morganton, was selected to receive the prestigious Time Magazine Quality Dealer Award for 2006 in North Carolina. The dealership is in its third generation of ownership, and Greene's grandchildren work part time while in school. Greene was one of sixty-six dealers selected from over 19,500 nationwide nominations to receive the award.
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