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Thursday Open Line

Submitted Article September 11, 2014 Open Lines

Through the centuries of coffee’s popularity, if someone ordered the beverage, there was no question about what kind. Today, many Americans prefer their coffee decaffeinated. That option dates to early in the last century, when Ludwig Roselius, a coffee merchant in Bremen, Germany, succeeded in removing caffeine from coffee beans. He moved to the U.S. before World War I, and his decaffeinated coffee became available in stores in 1923. Roselius sold his process and trade name to General Mills in …

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State Farmers Market hosts first Seafood Day Thursday

Submitted Article September 10, 2014 Agriculture

RALEIGH – On Thursday, Sept. 11, the State Farmers Market will host its first-ever Seafood Day, highlighting the state’s seafood and aquaculture industries. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and feature cooking demonstrations, free samples and information. The state’s seafood and aquaculture industries have a significant impact on local economies. According to data on wild catch from the Division of Marine Fisheries and aquaculture figures from N.C. State Univeristy, the combined value of the industry is …

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N.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority Approves Fifth Round of Grants

Submitted Article September 10, 2014 News

RALEIGH, N.C. – North Carolina Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker and Assistant Secretary for Rural Development Dr. Pat Mitchell announced today that the N.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) approved eight grants or loans totaling $9 million with the commitment of more than 220 new jobs. The RIA was established as part of the Rural Economic Development Division at the N.C. Department of Commerce to assist with the review and approval of grants for rural areas in the state. The grants-making programs …

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Governor Pat McCrory Announces 550-Mile Natural Gas Pipeline in Eastern North Carolina

Submitted Article September 10, 2014 News

Governor Pat McCrory announced September 2 that a proposed 550-mile natural gas pipeline will bring hundreds of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity to North Carolina. “The Atlantic Coast Pipeline is one of the largest projects of its type in the nation and represents a significant investment in our state,” said Governor McCrory. “This project will drive economic growth and create much-needed jobs for eastern North Carolina. In addition, this new interstate natural gas pipeline will …

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Attorney General Roy Cooper Alert Tune Out Phony iTunes Message

Submitted Article September 10, 2014 Crime

A scammer is trying to use Apple’s iTunes to lure consumers into revealing confidential information. A North Carolina resident reported getting a “Dear Customer” email that Apple had temporarily restricted her iTunes account for security reasons. The email provided a link where she could restore full functionality by logging in to her account and verifying her identity. The woman clicked on the link. But she stopped immediately when she saw that the web page was asking for her Social Security …

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Wednesday Open Line

Submitted Article September 10, 2014 Open Lines

To highlight its importance, both as a crop and as part of the changing U.S. diet, this is National Rice Month. Globally, rice is the world’s most important cereal grain. Reflecting both our increasing cultural diversity and awareness of good nutrition, Americans have increased their annual consumption of rice from 1980’s 9½ pounds to today’s 31 pounds each. Rice has been grown in America since the late 17th century, and is currently a $3 billion a year crop. While not …

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Tuesday Open Line

Submitted Article September 9, 2014 Open Lines

The first instance of debugging a computer was recorded on this date in 1947. The early Mark II computer being developed at Harvard University was balky, and a programming team– which included Navy Lieutenant Grace Hopper, a pioneer in computer history–found and fixed the problem. A moth had wedged into a relay board, causing a short circuit. The deceased moth was extracted and preserved. The log card containing notes on the de-bugging, and the appended remains of the moth, was …

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Congresswoman Renee Ellmers: A Recap of August in the District

Submitted Article September 8, 2014 NC Elected Officials

Photo of the Week: This week I attended the swearing-in ceremony for the new Chief Justice of the NC Supreme Court, Mark Martin – a historic event for North Carolina and Republicans. I hope you enjoyed the Labor Day holiday last week as we celebrated our dedicated American workforce. It was an honor to witness the swearing-in ceremony for N.C. Supreme Court Justice Mark Martin this week in Raleigh. This was a historic event and a great opportunity for me …

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Weekend Arrest on Heroin Charges

Submitted Article September 8, 2014 Crime

On Saturday, September 06, 2014, members of the Henderson Police Department Operations Division arrested Cedric “730” Neal. Neal, 28, 212 Charles Street, Henderson was charged by way of a criminal complaint with the following offenses: Conspiracy to distribute, and possession with the intent to distribute a quantity of heroin. Neal was placed in the Vance County Jail without privilege of bond pending transfer of custody to the United States Marshall Service. Neal will have an initial appearance in the United …

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White House Weekly Address: Time to Give the Middle Class a Chance

Submitted Article September 8, 2014 White House

In this week’s address, the Vice President discusses our continued economic recovery, with 10 million private-sector jobs created over the past 54 months. Yet even with this good news, too many Americans are still not seeing the effects of our recovery. As the Vice President explains, there’s more that can be done to continue to bolster our economy and ensure that middle-class families benefit from the growth they helped create, including closing tax loopholes, expanding education opportunities, and raising the …

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Monday Open Line

Submitted Article September 8, 2014 Open Lines

Of the millions of students going to class in the new school year, many are attending junior high schools or middle schools. The first such school in the U.S. opened its doors this week in 1909 — the Indianola Junction Junior High School in Columbus, Ohio, with seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Ninth grade students were offered courses in English, German, algebra, science and geography, as well as manual training, domestic science, history, and the government of Ohio. Today, most …

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Troxler announces availability of bioenergy research grants

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Agriculture

RALEIGH – The N.C. Bioenergy Research Initiative is seeking grant proposals focused on research and development of agricultural and forestry-based feedstocks for bioenergy production, Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler announced today. “A total of $1 million in competitive grants is available, with funding coming from the N.C. General Assembly and a portion of the state’s TVA Settlement Fund,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “We have a great opportunity in North Carolina with our agricultural know-how and our forestry resources to develop …

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NC Cooperative Extension Garden Tips plus upcoming seminars

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Agriculture

THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN 1. Mushrooms are generally not harmful to lawn. Simply remove them or mow them. 2. Tall fescue sowing season starts NOW! Reseeding or overseeding should be completed by mid-September for best results. 3. There is still a lot you can plan in the fall garden! Beets, broccoli, collards, swiss chard, cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, mustard, onions, spinach, radish, turnips. 4. Get ready to compost! Prepare your compost bin for fall leaves. 5. Spray peach & plum …

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Oxford Preparatory Demonstrates Positive Academic Results in First Year

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Education

Testing results have been released for schools across the state and it appears that Oxford Preparatory High School has established a comfortable baseline in its initial operating year. The results released by North Carolina DPI for the school year 2013-2014 (http://www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/reporting/ ) provide concrete evidence that OPHS has already begun to demonstrate its ability to help students meet the high academic expectations required for students who anticipate gaining entry into the college of their choice. In the very first year …

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VGCC celebrates 45th Anniversary

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Education

Vance-Granville Community College students, faculty and staff held a 45th anniversary party on Sept. 4, in the student lounge on the college’s Main Campus. The original charter for the college, then known as Vance County Technical Institute, was issued by the State Board of Education on Sept. 4, 1969, following authorization by the N.C. General Assembly earlier that year. As recordings of some of the most popular music of 1969 played in the background, members of the college community enjoyed …

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Henderson Vance Crime Stoppers Crimes of the Month – Rewards Offered for Info

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Crime

Assault with a Deadly Weapon with Intent to Kill On August 23, 2014 at approximately 3:07P.M., Henderson Police Department officers responded to East Rockspring Street and North Williams in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival officers observed Dereck Davis of 857 Eastside Dr., Henderson lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the leg.The Henderson Police Department encourages anyone with information related to this case to contact Henderson – Vance Crime Stoppers at 492-1925 and also you can leave …

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VGCC names new head of Bioprocess Technology program

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Education

Vance-Granville Community College recently named Dr. Tara Rutledge Hamilton as the new head of the college’s Bioprocess Technology program. Hamilton, who lives in Raleigh, has been a member of the VGCC faculty since 2010 and has taught Bioprocess, Biology and Chemistry courses as well as the BioWork training program. Hamilton earned her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry at Old Dominion University. She later completed a Ph.D. in Biochemistry at the University of Kentucky. Hamilton was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the …

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Vance County Schools High School Football

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 Education, Sports

The Southern Vance Raiders do not play this week.  Franklinton High School vs. Northern Vance High School 7:30 p.m. at Franklinton High School $6.00 admission

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15 Mile Stretch of U.S. 401 to be Resurfaced in Wake and Franklin Counties

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 News

RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Transportation will be providing a smoother ride for motorists traveling along U.S. 401 next year between Louisbury Road south of Rolesville and Fox Park Road in Louisburg. The DOT awarded a $2.3 million contract to Carolina Sunrock LLC of Raleigh to resurface a 15.2-mile stretch of U.S. 401 in Wake and Franklin counties.  That includes intersections with N.C. 96 and N.C. 98 and through the Town of Rolesville. The work can begin in mid-March …

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Vance County Board of Commissioners Meeting Monday September 8th, 2014

Submitted Article September 5, 2014 County Business

Download the full agenda packet here:  20140908_vcboc_agenda_packet Invocation Dr. Cassandra A. Sparrow, African Methodist Episcopal Church 1. Appointment 6:00 p.m. Special Recognitions: a. Mrs. Henrietta Clark b. Scholarship Recipient 2. Appointment 6:15 p.m. Blaire Benson, GVFICA Coordinator Granville-Vance Faith Initiative for Action 3. Public Hearing 6:30 p.m. Rezoning Request Case #RZ1408-1 324 Greystone Road 4. Public Comments (for those registered to speak by 5:45 p.m. – speakers are limited to five minutes) a. General Comments b. Legislative Goals c. County …

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