The Land Planning and Development Committee met on June 30 at City Hall to discuss a recommendation for a realtor to the Henderson City Council.
Author: Jason Feingold
Weekend open line
Well, it’s decided. We’re going to install a “Corner Kitchen” page under the Pages section in the left margin of your screen. The only question we have left is, what should be the first theme of the first week? Salads? Pasta? Desserts? Chicken? Give us some ideas on this or whatever you like on our weekend open line.
Pick of the day: animal parts
Join the folks at the new H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library for the kickoff of the summer reading program, “Paws, Claws, Scales, and Tales” from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Pick of the day: rocket’s red glare
Don’t forget the Independence Day Celebration at Satterwhite Point Park from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Read the details here.
Etheridge: Hometown heroes deserve benefits
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge (D-Lillington) today called on the U.S. Department of Justice to implement his Hometown Heroes Survivor Benefits Act, which was signed into law on December 15, 2003.
Independence Day fireworks celebration
An Independence Day fireworks celebration will be held tomorrow, July 1 at Satterwhite Point Park from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Friday open line
Would anyone be interested in a recipe page on Home in Henderson? Perhaps something with a weekly theme? Let us know your thoughts on that or any other issue that’s on your mind. Don’t forget to check our Community Calendar before you start planning your weekend!
Summer reading program launches tomorrow
“Paws, Claws, Scales, and Tales” and “Creature Feature” participants, and those who want to sign up, are invited to join us for Summer Reading 2006’s Kickoff Celebration at the new H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library building at 205 Breckenridge Street.
Thursday’s open line
While you perform your morning ablutions, contemplate this: World Toilet Day. No, it’s not today. It was brought to our attention by a longtime reader who apparently just couldn’t wait to celebrate. Today is the last day of summer school for students, and we’re feeling jaunty. Express your feelings here on our open line.
Legis. breakfast for mental health issues held
The Five County Mental Health Authority, in partnership with local advocacy groups, held its annual Legislative Breakfast June 17, 2006 at Vance Granville Community College in Henderson.
County commissioners adopt budget
In a unanimous vote, the Vance County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt a budget for fiscal 2006-2007.
To the editor: chicken fizz, hold the politics
I’d like to see a more domestic or family side to Home in Henderson for those of us who are not heavily into city politics, so I am submitting two easy recipes per the editor’s invitation in his column awhile back.
Hoyle will be on November ballot
We learned from The Daily Dispatch this morning that George Hoyle will be placed on the November ballot as a candidate for Vance County sheriff. What do you think of that?
Pick of the day: today’s pickins
Don’t forget the series of Farmer’s Markets beginning today at the YMCA’s parking lot by the track from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. or when the produce runs out! It’s a great opportunity to get some fresh food and great information.
Butterfield seeks stamp honoring G.H. White
Washington, D.C. – With the overwhelming support of the Congressional Black Caucus and the North Carolina Congressional delegation, Congressman G. K. Butterfield has asked for a postage stamp commemorating the life and accomplishments of former Edgecombe County resident and North Carolina Congressman George Henry White.
Wednesday’s open line
Don’t forget to check out our community calendar. We’re working hard to keep it up to date so you don’t miss anything important. Send any events you want to be publicized, corrections, or notes to calendar@homeinhenderson.com and we’ll put it up for you straightaway. While you’re at it, don’t forget letter-to-the-editor@homeinhenderson.com and submission@homeinhenderson.com. Let us be your open forum!
Tuesday’s open line
Maybe we’re just Yankee “newcomers” who don’t understand how things are done around here, but we just don’t understand why the Maria Parham Medical Center’s Board of Directors’ identities have to be kept secret. It is some kind of The DaVinci Code thing, the modesty of volunteers at work, or something in between? We’d love to hear from someone who knows. In the mean time, let us know your thoughts on today’s open line.
Maria Parham announces restructuring
Readers may be interested in this complimentary article in today’s Daily Dispatch regarding the hospital’s bond status. — Ed. Maria Parham Medical Center has contracted with FTI Cambio Health Solutions, a national consulting firm that specializes in developing financial and operational plans that improve hospitals’ overall performance.
Series of farmer’s markets to be held
The Farmers’ Market will be a collaborative effort between the Henderson YMCA, Maria Parham Medical Center, and the Vance County Cooperative Extension.
Monday’s open line
Today marks the beginning of the fourth and final week of summer school. Somehow, it seems like it’s been much longer. We here at Home in Henderson would love to hear from readers who have some good news to share. Please send something happy to submission@homeinhenderson.com so we can let the world know about it. With that, this space is yours. Enjoy.