Local News Audio 9-2-20 Noon
- Passing of Jimmy Cordell
- Voter Registration Info Coming in Mail
- Henderson Family YMCA Offers Daily Child Care, School Assistance
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-Press Release, City of Henderson
NOTICE OF BYPASS OF UNTREATED WASTEWATER
The City of Henderson’s Sewer Collection System bypassed approximately 786,000 gallons of untreated water on August 31, 2020, due to inflow/infiltration from the heavy rain.
The overflow occurred at Neatherly St, E Rockspring St, the intersection of Pinkston St. and Farrar Ave., Pinkston St. (Green Acres outfall), Alexander Ave., and Bridgers St.
Approximately 149,625 gallons of untreated water entered a tributary to Sandy Creek. Approximately 12,375 gallons were contained on the ground.
Two lift stations also had overflows due to inflow/infiltration: 1416 Rock Mill Road/Martins Creek overflowed approximately 72,000 gallons and 482 Rock Mill Road/Sandy Creek overflowed approximately 552,000 gallons both entering Sandy Creek.
North Carolina General Statutes Article 21 Chapter 143.215.1c requires a press release for all bypasses of 1,000 gallons or more that enter surface waters.
Questions concerning this matter should be directed to the Public Works ORC Joey Long, Jr. at (252) 226-4492 or Andy Perkinson at (252) 431-6117.
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-Information courtesy the City of Henderson
The Henderson City Council’s Land Planning Committee will meet at 3 p.m. on Thursday, September 3, 2020, in Council Chambers at City Hall, 134 Rose Avenue in Henderson.
The purpose of this meeting is to consider an offer to purchase City-owned property. The public is welcome to observe.
Local News Audio 8-31-20
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-Press Release, Henderson Police Department
The City of Henderson and its Police Department received definitive information that Planet Fitness will open its North Carolina facilities under an interpretation of Executive Order 141 to “allow members with a medical need to exercise.”
Due to the complexities of the “Executive Order” in this specific discourse, we will seek the guidance and lead of State officials and their subject matter experts.
Our greatest concern is the health of our community as a whole, and this will remain our stance in seeking clarification in this matter. We implore our citizens to use their best judgment and follow the guidance that has been established. We all want a prosperous and healthy community.
Maria Parham Advanced Wound Center Recognized with National Award
Edmonds Tennis & Education Foundation to Launch Scholarship Program With Ribbon-Cutting
Reminder: Epsom Community Classic Run/Walk This Weekend!
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-Information and photos courtesy the Henderson Police Department
On Wednesday, August 26, 2020, officers of the Henderson Police Department recovered 1,189 dosage units of heroin during a traffic stop and subsequent search warrant on a residence located at 423 East Rockspring St.
During the service of the warrant, drug manufacturing equipment, $3,506 in U.S. Currency, marijuana, two semi-auto pistols and ammunition were located.
Joseph Jones, Jr. and Mercedes Perry were arrested in regards to this investigation.
The two subjects were charged with:
-Two Counts of Trafficking Heroin of 14 grams or more but less than 28 grams
-Maintaining a Vehicle/Dwelling place for a Controlled Substance
-PWIMSD Heroin, Manufacture Schedule I, Possession of Marijuana
-Possess a Controlled Substance within 1,000 feet of a School
-Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia
Joseph Jones, Jr. had an additional charge of Possession of a Firearm By Felon.
Due to being on post-release and probation, Joseph Jones, Jr. received a no bond pending his appearance in court, and
Mercedes Perry received a $25,000 secured bond.
Joseph Jones, Jr.
Mercedes Perry
Dr. Stephen Pearson, chairman of the Downtown Development Commission, on downtown Henderson parking
Covid-19 community spread
Corbitt Preservation Association
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-Information and flyer courtesy Kenneth Stegall, The Corbitt Preservation Association
The Corbitt Preservation Association’s 19th Annual Corbitt Truck Show and Reunion scheduled for October 17, 2020, has been officially canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This is the first time in 19 years that the show will not be held.
Kenneth Stegall, with the Corbitt Preservation Association, asked everyone to stay safe and said, “Let’s beat this COVID so that we can continue life as we used to know it.”