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Town Talk 11/10/20: Henderson Tobacco Warehouse Revitalization Project
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Alexandra Green, vice president and director of operations of the Baltimore-based Acquest Group, and Jason Spriggs, Henderson City Councilmember (4th Ward At-Large), appeared on WIZS Town Talk Tuesday at 11 a.m. Green discussed Acquest’s revitalization plans for the 87,5000 square foot
Town Talk 11/9/20: Boyd Continues Discussion on Presidential Election
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Brandon Boyd, Vance County resident, businessman and guest co-host, appeared on WIZS Town Talk Monday at 11 a.m. Continuing his discussion from Friday’s special edition of Town Talk, Boyd updated listeners on weekend developments in the presidential election. Click play to
Town Talk 11/6/20: Developments in the Presidential Election
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Brandon Boyd, Vance County resident, businessman and guest co-host, appeared on a special edition of WIZS Town Talk Friday at 11 a.m. Boyd and WIZS Radio’s John Charles Rose continued their coverage of the presidential election and discussed the most recent
Town Talk 11/5/20: Remaining Pathways to Presidential Victory
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Brandon Boyd, Vance County resident, businessman and guest co-host, appeared on WIZS Town Talk Thursday at 11 a.m. Boyd and WIZS’ John Charles Rose discussed the latest election developments as well as Trump’s and Biden’s remaining pathways to a presidential victory.
Town Talk 11/4/20: Democrats Sweep Local Elections
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL In a special post-election segment of WIZS Town Talk Wednesday at 11 a.m., local results dominated the discussion. Even in the midst of a pandemic, enough Vance County voters cast ballots to top the 2016 election totals. According to the NC
Town Talk 11/3/20: Stay Tuned to WIZS for Election Coverage!
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Listen Local tonight after 7:30 when the polls close – 1450 AM / 100.1 FM Listen Live online at anytime, anywhere with a computer, smartphone, tablet and connected devices and speakers – https://player.listenlive.co/53101 WIZS is also on Tunein – https://tunein.com/radio/WIZS-1450-s29736/ Tell
Town Talk 11/02/20: Cooper vs. Forest, Tillis vs. Cunningham
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Brandon Boyd, Vance County resident, businessman and guest co-host, appeared on WIZS Town Talk Monday at 11 a.m. Boyd discussed the backgrounds and platforms of North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (Democrat) and challenger Dan Forest (Republican) as well as US Senator
Town Talk 10/29/20: History of Williamsboro, NC
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Mark Pace, local historian and director of the NC Room at the Richard H. Thornton Library in Oxford, appeared on WIZS Town Talk Thursday at 11 a.m. In the second installment of an ongoing Town Talk series focusing on the history
Town Talk 10/28/20: $47.5 Million Grant to Help Reconnect S-Line Rail Corridor
THIS STORY IS PRESENTED IN PART BY DRAKE DENTISTRY Jason Orthner, Rail Division Director with the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT), appeared on WIZS Town Talk Wednesday at 11 a.m. Orthner discussed the $47.5 million federal grant awarded to the Rail Division for the purchase of the S-Line railroad corridor, part of the Southeast Corridor, between
Town Talk 10/27/20: The Importance of the Electoral College & Your Vote
100.1 FM ~ 1450 AM ~ WIZS, Your Community Voice ~ Click to LISTEN LOCAL Brandon Boyd, Vance County resident, businessman and guest co-host, appeared on WIZS Town Talk Tuesday at 11 a.m. Boyd discussed an often misunderstood topic – how the Electoral College works. As stated in the segment, the intention of the program was
