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Go With the ‘Flo’ – Vance Co. Farmers Market Will be Open This Sat.
-Information courtesy Tracy Madigan, Market Manager, Vance County Regional Farmers Market Looks like we may have dodged the wrath of Florence. Based on the forecasts for our area, it appears it will be safe for us to open this Saturday. Hopefully, our power will be on and we will be operating BAS – Business As Usual...
West End Baptist Fish Fry Fundraiser Rescheduled
-Information courtesy Jerry Parrish, West End Baptist Church Due to Hurricane Florence, West End Baptist Church has rescheduled their Fish Fry Fundraiser from Monday, September 17 to the next Monday, September 24 at 220 Seafood Restaurant from 4 to 7 p.m. Cost is $7 per plate and dinner will include trout, slaw, french fries and...
Youth Basketball Registration at Aycock Rec. Center Ongoing Sept. 17 – Nov. 3
-Information and flyer courtesy Tara Goolsby, Henderson-Vance Recreation and Parks Facilities Supervisor, Aycock Recreation Center Youth basketball registration will be held Monday, September 17 through Saturday, November 3, 2018, at the Aycock Recreation Center. Leagues will include: Boys and Girls Mighty Mite League – Ages 4-6 Boys Pee Wee, Midget, Junior and Senior Leagues –...
Several Vance Co. Events Canceled/Postponed Due to Hurricane
-Information courtesy Sandra Wilkerson, Director of Admin and Events, Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce Events postponed or canceled due to the hurricane forecast include: Franklin-Granville-Vance Smart Start, Inc. Ducky Derby Race September 15; 2 p.m. – CANCELED Garnett Street in Downtown Henderson A drawing for prizes will be held Friday, September 21 at noon at the F-G-V...
Shelters Open at Louisburg Senior Center, Franklinton High School
Update – Friday, September 14 – 11 a.m. Shelters are currently open at the Louisburg Senior Center (127 Shannon Village) and Franklinton High School (910 Cedar Creek Road). For information about NC shelters, visit ReadyNC.org. You may also monitor https://www.franklincountync.us/alerts/hurricane-florence. Franklin County residents are urged to sign up for Code Red alerts at https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/76FC03E45CDF...
Boyette, Thompson Warn of Cyberattacks During Hurricane Florence
-Press Release, NC Department of Information Technology State Chief Information Officer Eric Boyette and State Chief Risk Officer Maria Thompson are urging North Carolinians to be cautious of cybercrime before, during, and after Hurricane Florence. Cybercriminals take advantage of natural disasters such as hurricanes to solicit personal information illegally and to take advantage of vulnerable...
Maria Parham Physician Offices Closed; Hospital Remains Open
-Information courtesy Maria Parham Health’s website Due to potentially dangerous travel conditions from Hurricane Florence, all Maria Parham physician practice offices are closed until Monday, September 17. The hospital, including our Emergency Department, remains open to receive and care for patients. Please stay tuned to our Facebook page for important updates throughout the duration of the storm...
Franklin Co. Government Offices Closed Sept. 14 & 15
-Information courtesy Kristen King, Clerk to the Board, Franklin County Due to Hurricane Florence, all Franklin County Government offices will be closed Friday, September 14 and Saturday, September 15...
Hurricane Florence Updates – Sept. 13
Updated Thursday, Sept. 13 at 3 p.m. WIZS will be bringing you updates on Hurricane Florence as new information is received. Please check the WIZS website, Facebook page and listen live to WIZS 1450 AM and 100.1 FM for updates throughout the week. The latest briefing from the National Weather Service can be found by clicking here. The forecast...
Vance Co. Schools Celebrates Top Educators at Excellence in Education Banquet
-Press Release, Vance County Schools Vance County Schools celebrated the accomplishments and talents of the district’s top educators at the annual Excellence in Education Banquet held on September 11, at McGregor Hall in downtown Henderson. During the event, an audience of about 150 people watched as Angela Cusaac, now a teacher at Vance County High...
