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TownTalk: One Stop Shop “Plan B” for City and County Planning and Inspection Office

March 3, 2026/by Laura Gabel

Vance County Chief Code Enforcement Officer Bob Rosch may have found a “Plan B” when it comes to creating a one-stop shopping concept to house the city and county planning and inspection offices under one roof. And it would come at a substantial savings to the county. Rosch told the Vance County Board of Commissioners […]

Woman Dies In House Fire; Cause Appears Accidental

March 2, 2026/by Laura Gabel

A woman died in a house fire Saturday night on Westover Drive in Henderson. According to Henderson Fire Chief Tim Twisdale, the fire happened about 11 p.m. on Saturday at 2506 Westover Drive. The victim was identified as Kathryne Powell King, Twisdale said. Twisdale said fire officials spent much of Saturday night investigating the cause […]

TownTalk: Around Old Granville – Black History in Old Granville County

February 19, 2026/by Laura Gabel

By the end of the American Revolution, the population of what was then known as Granville County was about 8,000 people. Of that number, 40 percent – or 3,200 – were enslaved. The plantation system created by wealthy landowners was utterly dependent on that labor to get in tobacco and other crops. But mostly, it […]

Henderson City Council Votes Down City-County “One-Stop” Shop For Inspections, Planning Departments

February 16, 2026/by Laura Gabel

  In a narrow 5-4 vote, the Henderson City Council voted against housing city and county planning county planning and inspections together under one roof. In discussion leading up to the vote, Mayor Melissa Elliott was critical of the proposed 20-year lease at $1 a year. Elliott broke the 4-4 vote to defeat the motion. […]

RAM Pop-Up Clinic Scheduled For Mar. 28, 29 In Henderson For Free Medical, Dental, Vision Care

February 12, 2026/by Laura Gabel

The Remote Area Medical pop-up clinic is scheduled to return to Henderson for a fifth consecutive year, providing medical, dental and vision care absolutely free of charge for anyone. The two-day clinic takes place at Vance Charter School, 2090 Ross Mill Rd., on Saturday, Mar. 28 and Sunday, Mar. 29, and clinic co-leader Lara Kendall […]

TownTalk: Chairmen Of The Board’s Ken Knox On Feb. 13 McGregor Hall Performance

February 11, 2026/by Laura Gabel

When you hear the word “Detroit,” a couple of things surely come to mind: cars and music. If you’re a music lover, you’ve got to give props to the “Motor City” for being the place where the Motown sound was born. In 1979, a couple of guys who’d left Detroit and headed South formed Surfside […]

The Local Skinny! State Elections Board Vacates Local Decision In Perdue District 4 Residency Appeal

February 11, 2026/by Laura Gabel

In a 3-2 vote Wednesday morning, the N.C. State Board of Elections vacated a decision of the Vance County Board of Elections, paving the way for candidate Kelley Wade Perdue to remain a candidate for the District 4 seat on the Vance County Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Dan Brummitt had challenged Perdue’s residency in District […]

TownTalk: Around Old Granville – Stories Of The American Revolution From Old Granville County

February 9, 2026/by Laura Gabel

The phrases “Fourth of July “ and “Independence Day” are used interchangeably to note THE date when the American Colonists declared formal independence from Great Britain. This year marks the 250th anniversary of that official Declaration of Independence, with ongoing celebrations marking the historic moment. But it took eight years for the 13 Colonies – […]

TownTalk: Rural Health Transformation Program from Congress Impacts On Local Programs, Health Providers

February 9, 2026/by Laura Gabel

The Rural Health Transformation Program, created by Congress through what has become known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, will provide $50 billion over the next five years to help states transform rural health – both how rural residents access services as well as how health care providers deliver care and treatment. It’s going […]

TownTalk: Vance County Veterans Memorial in Progress

February 3, 2026/by Laura Gabel

Naysayers may have provided just the motivation that members of American Legion Post 60 needed to get the ball rolling on completion of a veteran’s memorial in Henderson. You won’t be able to find a suitable location, they said. But they did. It’ll be difficult to get approval, they said. But they got that, too, […]

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