Former business owner changes plea on drug charges, sentencing in June

  • The Dupree School’s Student Council sponsored March Madness last week with a variety of games and fun events, including 3-on-3 hoops, dodgeball, corn hole and more. Above, a group of girls made quick work of the boys team in dodgeball. Photo by Patty Peacock
    The Dupree School’s Student Council sponsored March Madness last week with a variety of games and fun events, including 3-on-3 hoops, dodgeball, corn hole and more. Above, a group of girls made quick work of the boys team in dodgeball. Photo by Patty Peacock
    A 42-year-old rural Isabel man facing multiple drug charges and up to 20 years in prison appeared in Fourth Circuit Court in Timber Lake Monday, March 24, and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty.Ryan Farlee, former owner of local businesses Timber Lake Broadband and Advanced Wireless, is charged with nearly a dozen counts related to the possession and distribution of a controlled ...

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