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Kittrell Tent Revival Coming Up April 27th-30th
The 3rd annual Kittrell Tent Revival will begin a 4-night run beginning Sunday, Apr. 27, and organizers have lined up preachers and music for each night that’s sure to be inspiring. The revival is getting bigger and better each year, and organizers are looking forward to this year’s event, which will be held at 27...
Kerr-Tar COG Young Adult Hiring Event Is April 29; All Job Seekers Welcome
Despite its title, the Kerr-Tar COG’s 4th annual Young Adult Hiring Event scheduled for Tuesday, Apr. 29 at the Raleigh Road Outdoor Theatre is rated for All Audiences. Job seekers of any age are welcome said NC Works Business Services Representative Stacey Williams, one of the job fair’s organizers. The job fair will run from...
Jessica Deal Joins Maria Parham Health Wound Center Team
Maria Parham Health proudly announces the addition of Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Jessica Deal to its Wound Center team. Deal has more than three decades of nursing experience and a dedicated background in wound and ostomy care, according to information provided by MPH Public Information Officer Donna Young. Deal earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from...
RCAPS Annual ‘Pet Palooza’ Saturday, May 3
Bring the whole family out to Ruin Creek Animal Protection Society’s Spring Fling Pet Palooza on Saturday, May 3 for a day of food trucks, crafts, games, photo booths and more! The event will take place at the former Boyd dealership, 284 US 158 bypass from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendors are still being...
Richmond Fed Reserve Bank President Scheduled As Keynote Speaker At VGCC Graduation
–– information courtesy of Vance-Granville Community College Public Information Officer Courtney Cissel Tom Barkin, president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond is scheduled to deliver the keynote address at Vance-Granville Community College May 16 commencement ceremony. The commencement begins at 6 p.m. on the grounds of the Main Campus in Henderson. The community is...
The Local Skinny! Working Conditions for City Employees
City of Henderson employees will receive a survey in a few weeks to give feedback about working conditions. As City Manager/City Attorney Hassan T. Kingsberry explained to Council members at the April 14 meeting, the survey will be anonymous – employees will not be asked to give their names. Kingsberry told Council members that some...
WIZS Radio Henderson Local News 04-24-25 Noon
Listen On Air at 8am, 12pm, 5pm M-F WIZS Radio ~ 100.1FM/1450AM Click Play! WIZS Radio · WIZS Radio Henderson Local News 04-24-25 Noon...
TownTalk: Around Old Granville – Warren County Historical Markers
The historical marker that bears his name doesn’t have room for it, but James Turner is the North Carolinian who came the closest to being President of the United States. He only made it as far as Speaker of the House, said Mark Pace, local historian and North Carolina Room specialist at Thornton Library in...
Reservation Fees Going Up At State Parks May 1
If you’ve put off making that campsite reservation at one of the parks in the state parks system, you’ve got until Wednesday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. to do so before prices go up. Effective May 1, 2025, reservation fees at campgrounds and vehicle entrance fees at reservoirs will increase across the state parks system...
Commissioners Discuss Support Of New City Communications Tower During Work Session
During a work session Monday, Vance County commissioners heard from city officials about progress being made on construction of a communications tower at the North Henderson ball fields that will be funded, in part, by $2.175 million in federal funds secured by U.S. Congressman Don Davis. City Manager Hassan T. Kingsberry and Assistant City Manager...
