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Davis Chapel Missionary Baptist Church Helping For Christmas
Davis Chapel Missionary Baptist Church reminds you of their soup kitchen every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. until noon. Davis Chapel is also doing a special Christmas meal where there’ll be free cloths and toys for youngsters. This takes place Thursday, Dec. 21 at the church from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. First...
$300,000 Gift Will Help Girl Scouts; Camp Graham
The gift is about a commitment made a long time ago to make the world a better place, and it’s that same commitment that Girl Scouts instilled in Margaret Pickard Sirvis, according to her daughter Barb Sirvis. Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines (GS-NCCP) recently notified WIZS News that a $300,000 gift from the...
Chick-fil-A Cops on Top Raises Over $3,500 for Special Olympics NC
On a cold, windy, December, Tuesday afternoon, Chick-fil-A of Henderson, the Henderson Police Department, the Oxford Police Department and the Vance County Sheriff’s office banded together and raised a grand total of $3,522.70 for Special Olympics of North Carolina. Cops on Top was a 12-hour event held at Chic-fil-A on Dabney Drive from 6 a.m...
Oxford Prep Helps ACIM
— Information from Oxford Preparatory School, oxfordprep.org Oxford Preparatory School received $500 from the United Health Care Sidelines Hunger Event, awarded at the State 2AA Football Championship on Saturday, December 9. Receiving the award were Oxford Prep Athletic Director Rick Kenner and Senior Student-Athletes Trey Reese and Christian Furr. The OPS Athletics Department will share half...
Vance Commissioners Move Forward on Golden LEAF Grant for Mako
With three swift, unanimous votes the Vance County Board of Commissioners approved Chairman Thomas S. Hester to proceed on the next steps by the County towards helping fulfill the economic development incentives package being afforded Mako Medical Laboratories. Chairman Hester is now authorized to execute the Golden LEAF grant agreement with Mako. The County will...
VGCC enrolling students for spring semester
— courtesy VGCC Area residents have until Jan. 4, 2018, to complete the process of registering for the spring 2018 semester at Vance-Granville Community College, but college officials urge prospective students to register before the holidays. The semester begins on Jan. 8, with classes offered on schedules of 16, 12 and 8 weeks. Course schedules...
