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    Motorcycle Race Ends in Tragedy: Man Loses Life After Tree Collision in Troutman

    Voxtrend NewsBy Voxtrend NewsNovember 11, 2025Updated:November 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    On Sunday afternoon, the quiet stretch of Duck Creek Road in Troutman, North Carolina bore witness to a heartbreaking scene. Just after 12:49 p.m. on November 9, a motorcycle left the roadway, traveled more than 300 feet and crashed into a tree, claiming the life of 34-year-old Richard Pendergrass‑Nowak, a local man.

    When officers from the Troutman Police Department arrived at the scene in the 100-block of Duck Creek Road, they found the motorcycle and rider off the pavement. Emergency medical personnel quickly determined that Pendergrass-Nowak had sustained fatal injuries and was deceased at the scene.

    Investigators say the motorcycle left the road and traveled over 300 feet before making impact with a tree. The force of the collision was severe, and early findings show that excessive speed was a contributing factor in the crash. Other vehicles were not involved in the incident, though the full circumstances remain under review by the department.

    The department issued a statement extending their condolences to Mr. Pendergrass-Nowak’s family and friends, acknowledging the shock and loss felt by the entire community. “Losing a life so suddenly is a tragedy,” the statement said, urging roadway users to heed posted speed limits, especially on curving or rural roads.

    As the investigation continues, police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the crash or who has additional information to come forward. Details such as speed, road conditions, and any mechanical failures are still being examined.

    For those who knew him, Richard Pendergrass-Nowak’s memory is now intertwined with the tragedy at that roadway. The loss serves as a stark reminder of how quickly a ride can turn fatal when speed meets a curve and a fixed object.

    In the days ahead, the community of Troutman will mourn the loss of a local man, while also grappling with the importance of caution and awareness on roads that many know well but too easily misjudge. May his memory be honored, and may his passing urge others to ride—and drive—with greater care.

    The post Motorcycle Race Ends in Tragedy: Man Loses Life After Tree Collision in Troutman appeared first on Tripplenews.

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