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Sometimes there is more to a restaurant than its signature item, and sometimes that means the restaurant spills out into the community in a unique way.
For Chick-fil-A of Henderson or anywhere else that could mean seeing the beloved Chick-fil-A cow at a ballgame or even the restaurant handing out cards for free signature items to the first 250 appearing at a game, such as Friday night, Sept. 15, 2023 in Henderson for the Vance County High School Vipers vs. Southern Durham.
And while great restaurants normally receive their guests in a manner that promotes that greatness, isn’t it likely true that the greatness of the restaurant may be produced by the restaurant’s employees because of how the owner/operator/corporation receives those valuable employee team members?
For one possible answer to the question above, as it pertains to Chick-fil-A of Henderson anyway, enjoy the audio link below as Josh Towne, local owner/operator, describes incentives for employment at Chick-fil-A of Henderson including food, opportunities to attend college and more.
(Chick-fil-A of Henderson advertises on WIZS. This text and audio is not a paid ad.)
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On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
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Come out to Perry Memorial Library on Tuesday, Sept. 26 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. to experience a celebration of Hispanic Heritage month.
There will be activities in the library, as well as in the gallery shared with McGregor Hall, according to Melody Peters, youth services director at the library.
It’s a chance to learn more about the Hispanic culture and will include dancing, music, face painting and much more.
It’s a chance for the community to come to the library, but sometimes the library gets to go to the community.
Peters said library representatives will be out on Garnett Street on Saturday for the Smart Smart Ducky Derby.
“When we go beyond the doors,” Peters said, “it brings people in the doors.”
She said she had paid a recent visit to the Salvation Army and had a nice story time there. The Boys & Girls Club brought children in throughout the summer to take part in programs offered by the library.
So whether the library staff goes out into the community or individuals from the community visit the library, Peters said it’s all a matter of being visible.
“You have to get out and be visible in the community,” she said. “That brings people into your building.”
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The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming municipal elections is fast approaching – Henderson residents have until Friday at 5 p.m. to register, if they are not already registered to do so.
The Henderson municipal elections, during which the next mayor will be elected, take place on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Early voting begins Sept. 21 at the Andrea L. Harris Operations Center on Beckford Drive.
Remember that a photo ID is required or voting. Early voting ends on Saturday, Oct. 7.
In addition to the mayor, voters will choose City Council members for Ward 1 and Ward 2 and at-large seats for Wards 3 and 4.
The deadline is Friday, Oct. 13 to register for the Nov. 7 Kittrell and Middleburg elections.
Contact the Vance County Board of Elections to learn more at 252.492.3730.
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For our sponsor, Advance Auto Parts, as part of a paid radio sponsorship on WIZS.
If the inside of your vehicle has lost that “new car smell,” there are a couple of things to check on before you hang another one of those air fresheners on the rear-view mirror.
If your car is a 1990’s model or newer, did you know that it probably has a cabin air filter?
Those things help keep dirt, dust – and smells – from penetrating the vehicle’s interior.
Not sure? Ask the staff at Advance Auto Parts for a little assistance. District Manager Michael Puckett said a clogged cabin air filter could be the culprit for that lingering smell.
Those filters function much like the air filters in your home, Puckett noted on Thursday’s installment of Pop The Hood.
The filters help to trap the dust and dirt and help keep your car’s dashboard and other flat surfaces clean.
If those surfaces need a good wipe down, Advance Auto has a full selection of products to help.
Once you’ve got the interior dusted and gleaming, it may be time to add a fancy scent.
There are plug-in types and sprays in addition to the iconic rectangular tags that hang from the rear-view mirror.
There’s one scent called “New Car Smell,” but Puckett said he’s partial to Cherry himself.
Whether it’s a cleaning product, cabin air filter or other item to help keep your vehicle’s interior shiny and squeaky clean, visit either of the Advance Auto Parts locations in Henderson – on Raleigh Road or just off Dabney Drive – for all your car care needs.
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