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Granville Tourism Director Angela Allen Recognized For “Outside The Box” Thinking
Just name the event: whether it’s strawberry picking around Mother’s Day, a drive-through Christmas lights display, the annual hot sauce festival or a kiln-opening at a local art gallery/artist’s workshop, Angela Allen can tell you about it. All about it. On paper, it’s Allen’s job to know about such events – she’s the Granville County’s...
Learn About Resources Offered By Infinite Possibilities, Inc. At Jan. 10 Info Session
The public is invited to a community information session on Tuesday, Jan. 10 at Baskerville Funeral Home chapel to learn more about resources that are available through Infinite Possibilities, Inc. Baskerville Funeral Home is located at 104 S. Chestnut St., Henderson. The hourlong information session begins at 6 p.m. Infinite Possibilities, Inc. is a nonprofit...
Careers In Conservation Scholarship Application Open Through Feb. 1
College students interested in natural resource management can apply for scholarships through the N.C. Foundation for Soil and Water Conservation Applications to the Careers in Conservation Scholarship Program can be made until Feb. 1, 2023, it’s open to students currently studying or who plan to seek a degree in natural resource management or closely related...
WIZS Radio Local News Audio 12-27-22 Noon
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The Local Skinny! Around Old Granville Tungsten Mine
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TownTalk: Signs of Positive Growth
King’s Daughters Park is not the largest park in the area, and it doesn’t have all the amenities as other recreation areas, but what it does have is what is known in the real estate world as a critical asset: Location, location, location. City officials are looking at ways to increase the park’s boundaries as...
Law Enforcement Officers Training Teaches How To De-Escalate, Defuse Situations For Safety
The ongoing training that law enforcement officers participate in helps them evaluate situations and when they should use strategies that will reduce the need for force and to keep a situation from getting out of hand. The U.S. Attorney’s Office and the N.C. Justice Academy have provided day-long de-escalation, use of force and community engagement...
COVID-19, Flu, RSV: “Triple-Demic” Can Alter Family Gatherings
Vance and Granville counties continue to be in the low transmission category for COVID-19, but trends are ticking upward in the weeks following Thanksgiving and heading into Christmas. Some families are having to cancel plans to gather because someone in the group has tested positive for COVID-19, and others are choosing to postpone their celebrations...
Warren Extension Hosts Jan. 28 Equine Clinic For Coggins, Vaccines
Warren County Extension will sponsor an equine Coggins and vaccine clinic on Saturday, Ja. 28, 2023. Horse owners can save a farm visit fee by bringing trailering their animals to the clinic, which will take place at the extension service office, 158 Rafters Lane, Warrenton between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. Dr. Oberlin McDaniel with...
Granville Residents Asked To Weigh In On Ways To Combat Opioid Crisis
The Granville County Opioid Advisory Committee wants to hear from county residents to help determine strategies to combat the opioid crisis locally. As a participant in litigation against large manufacturers and distributors of opioids, Granville County is getting funding from the multi-billion dollar settlement agreement. “Please take a few minutes to fill out this short...
