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Business Spotlight: Midnight Blue Martial Arts
Many people seem to think that Karate is just a “kid thing.” That statement could not be further from the truth. Kim Gupton, the owner and a teacher at Midnight Blue Martial Arts, sat down with Kevin Bullock of WIZS to give you the breakdown. Gupton said, “Many people think that Karate is just something...
Mayor/Council Sworn In
The Henderson City Council met Monday night at 6:00 o’clock, and installation ceremonies were held for the mayor, the newly elected council members as well as the re-elected incumbents. Eddie Ellington was sworn in and is now the Mayor of The City of Henderson. Ellington told WIZS News, “I have a huge feeling of pride as...
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Blood Drive at Aycock Elem. Wed.
The American Red Cross asks you to give a meaningful gift this holiday season by donating blood. The Aycock Elementary School Blood Drive will be held in the multipurpose room on Wednesday, December 16, from 1:30 P.M. until 6:00 P.M. To schedule your life-saving appointment, log onto redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code Aycock Elementary. You can...
Granville Chamber’s Small Business Saturday Recap
The Granville County Chamber of Commerce kicked off their first-ever Small Business Saturday – Shop Local emphasis for Saturday, November 28th. Preparation for the event included several preparation sessions, scheduled around Granville County, which included updating their Google information. Small business owners were encouraged to participate by providing reasons for people to Shop Granville First...
Dec. Crimes of The Month
Armed Robbery Case On October 26, 2015 at approximately 5:04 PM. Officers responded to Dollar General, located at 1702 N. Garnett Street, in reference to an armed robbery. The suspect had left the store on foot and was headed east towards Food Lion. Upon arrival Officers talked to Ms. Deborah Campbell, a store employee, who...
