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Noon News 11-13-20 Mako Medical; Covid19; Vaccine; Salvation Army

Noon News for 13 Nov. 2020. Stories include:

– Mako Medical Covid 19 testing

– Latest Covid 19 figures

– Covid 19 Vaccine

– Salvation Army Forgotten Angels Christmas Drive

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Bluegrass Gospel

My Sister’s Keeper Ministry to Present ‘Gospel Bluegrass Jubilee’ at SHPHC

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-Information courtesy South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church

My Sister’s Keeper Ministry presents a “Gospel Bluegrass Jubilee – Gaither Style” on Sunday, November 15, 2020, at South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church. The performance begins at 6 p.m.

Admission is free and open to the public.

The church is located at 905 Americal Road in Henderson.

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Noon News 11-12-20 NC Vote Counting; Oxford Prep Senior Project with Families Living Violence Free

Noon News for 12 Nov. 2020. Stories include:

– Vote tabulation update from NC Board of Elections

– Oxford Prep Senior project with Families Living Violence Free

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City of Henderson Logo

City of Henderson Releases Thanksgiving Sanitation Schedule

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The City of Henderson has released its Thanksgiving Sanitation schedule for 2020.

The schedule will be as follows for Recycling and Yard Debris:

Monday, Nov. 23 – Monday and Tuesday customers will be collected

Tuesday, Nov. 24 –  Wednesday and Thursday customers will be collected

Wednesday, Nov. 25 – Friday customers will be collected

Thursday, Nov. 26 – Holiday 

Friday, Nov. 27 – Holiday 

Please note that GFL (Waste Industries) garbage collection will follow a different schedule for Thanksgiving. Their schedule will be as follows:

Monday, Nov. 23 – No change

Tuesday, Nov. 24 – No change

Wednesday, Nov. 25 – No change

Thursday, Nov. 26 – Holiday 

Friday, Nov. 27 – GFL to collect Thursday customers

Saturday, Nov. 28 – GFL to collect Friday customers

With questions, please call the City’s Public Works Department at (252) 431-6115.

Oscar Mayer Wienermobile

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is Coming to Henderson!

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-Press Release and photo, Oscar Mayer/Kraft Heinz

What’s 27-feet-long, hot dog-shaped, and hauling buns through the Raleigh-Durham area? It’s the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile! Don’t miss the opportunity to “meat” this piece of American history and its drivers, the Hotdoggers, Cold Cuts Chloe and Chili Dog CJ! 

This week, Cold Cuts and Chili Dog are on a special mission. 

Several Hotdogger alumni call the Triangle their home. While they no longer drive a 27 foot-long hot dog, they continue to make a positive impact in their communities. The Wienermobile will be driving miles of smiles all over town, making stops inspired by the amazing work of former Hotdoggers! 

Locally, the Wienermobile will visit the Raleigh Road Outdoor Theatre in Henderson (3336 Raleigh Rd) on Friday, November 13, 2020, from 7 – 9:30 p.m. 

The Wienermobile was invented in 1936 by Oscar Mayer’s nephew, Carl Mayer, to bring much-needed joy to Americans during the Great Depression. That mission hasn’t changed since. Today, the Wienermobile continues to spark smiles nationwide, bringing just as much joy but in a vehicle twice as large as the original! 

These days, Hotdoggers carry out the brand’s mission to drive miles of smiles. Hotdoggers are recent college graduates who, if they cut the mustard, are hired to cruise the hot dog highways for a full year! 

Have a birthday or anniversary coming up? Want to celebrate with a 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels? This year, you can request a visit from the Wienermobile while it’s in town! Click here to schedule a visit. 

Additional information about the Wienermobile can be found here, on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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Noon News 11-11-20 Weather Update; Veteran’s Day Events; Henderson Tobacco Warehouse; Covid19

Noon News for 11 Nov. 2020. Stories include:

– Weather update

– Veteran’s Day Events around the local area

– Henderson Tobacco Warehouse revitalization

– Covid19 update

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Noon News 11-10-20 Veterans Day; Henderson Police Awards; Weldon’s Mill Bridge; Bombas

Noon News 11-10-20; WIZS Local News Audio

– Veterans Day Program on WIZS
– Henderson Police Earn Life Saving Awards
– Weldon’s Mill Road Bridge Closure
– Bombas Grant

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Beatles Concert Postponed

McGregor Hall’s Beatles Tribute Concert Rescheduled for Nov. 17

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-Information and image courtesy McGregor Hall Performing Arts Center

McGregor Hall Performing Arts Center’s performance of “With a Little Help From Our Friends: A Beatles Concert for McGregor” has been rescheduled for Tuesday, November 17, 2020, at 7 p.m. The concert will be held at the Raleigh Road Outdoor Theatre in Henderson.

Stay tuned to McGregor Hall’s Facebook page (click here) for updates on the show, including introductions to the local talent who are helping bring the music of one of the most iconic groups to life.

Donations benefiting McGregor Hall will be accepted upon arrival as your ticket price for the event. No gift is too small or large.

McGregor Hall appreciates the community’s support during this difficult time and looks forward to this “Come Together” moment on November 17.

(This is not a paid advertisement)

HPD Shaw and Simmons

HPD’s Shaw & Simmons Presented With ‘Life Saving’ Award

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-Information and photos courtesy the Henderson Police Department

Henderson Police Department’s Officer Shaw and Sgt Simmons were presented with the department’s “Life Saving” Award by their Lieutenant, J. Ferguson last week. This is Sgt Simmons’ second Life Saving Award during his tenure with the department.

On October 17 at 1:58 a.m., Sgt. Simmons and Officer Shaw responded to a residence on Hughes Street to investigate a call from a neighbor that smelled smoke and could hear someone screaming. When they arrived, they heard the screaming and saw smoke coming from the residence. They immediately radioed for fire units to respond and notified communications that a person was inside.

With the help of a neighbor, Simmons and Shaw were able to breach the door. They could not initially locate the person due to the heavy smoke. Shaw was finally able to enter the residence, and with just a minimum amount of visibility, located the resident, and led him out of the home to safety.

Fire and EMS units arrived and treated the citizen for serious smoke inhalation and other symptoms. He was transported to a medical facility for treatment.

The HPD shared that “these are the moments that rarely are told unless told by us; expect to see us begin to share more. These officers went above and beyond.”

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Noon News 11-6-20: Provisional ballots; Covid19 Update; TownTalk; Urban Redevelopment

Noon News for 6 Nov. 2020. Stories include:

– Provisional Ballots in North Carolina

– Latest figures on Covid19

– TownTalk

– Zene St. Urban redevelopment

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