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Thursday Open Line

Submitted Article July 9, 2015 Open Lines

One of the most important inventions of our times was announced in early July 1948 in a press release by Bell Laboratories in New Jersey — the transfer resistance device — far better known as the transistor. The small, simple, and tough transistor replaced fragile and heat-generating vacuum tubes, which had been the heart of electronics for decades. The discovery led to the development of the integrated circuit and the microprocessor that are the basis of modern electronics. Today, transistor …

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Chamber Ribbon Cutting – Daurity Family Dentistry

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Business

Daurity Family Dentistry and their dental team welcomed attendees at its Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony sponsored by the Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce held on Monday, June 29 at 4 PM.  The practice is located at 511 Ruin Creek Road in Henderson. The event featured office tours, food and beverage.  Dr. Daurity and her dental team would like to thank those in attendance for attending in support of Daurity Family Dentistry and for welcoming them into the community. Daurity Family Dentistry looks forward …

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VGCC Student meets Scholarship’s Namesake

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Education

The Endowment Fund at Vance-Granville Community College makes an ongoing effort to connect the students who receive endowed scholarships with the donors who made those scholarships possible and with the people in whose honor they were established. This often takes place at the annual VGCC scholarship awards ceremony. The namesake of one scholarship, Ann Rose Allen of Henderson, could not attend the most recent ceremony, but still made the connection with the student recipient, and a friendship was born. Erica …

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Henderson-Vance Parks & Recreation Meeting July 9th, 2015 – CANCELLED

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 City Business

Notice has just been received that due to the lack of a quorum, the Henderson-Vance Recreation and Parks Commission WILL NOT meet on July 9, 2015.

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Heroin Trafficker Sentenced

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Crime

On Tuesday, July 30, 2014, members of the Henderson Police Department Criminal Investigation Division and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation arrested Robert-Korey White, 31, 666 Vance Street, Henderson. White was charged with one count of trafficking heroin. White was charged after a traffic stop in which officers located 150 bricks(7,500 dosage units) of heroin. The heroin street level value of the heroin in this matter was 75,000.00. The investigation revealed the heroin in this matter was slated for …

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VGCC to offer new Robotics certificate to adult and high school students

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Education

A new certificate program in “Robotics and Machine Design” will be offered by Vance-Granville Community College when the fall semester begins on Aug. 17. The certificate is part of the Mechatronics Engineering Technology degree program, based at VGCC’s South Campus. Students who complete the certificate can also apply those credits to the two-year degree. “The focus of the certificate is to design and repair robotic machines,” said Keith Shearon, the VGCC Mechatronics Engineering Technology program head and instructor. “Younger students …

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Arrest Made in Attempted Murder

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Crime

On Thursday, July 2, 2015, members of the Henderson Police Department responded to 1141 East Andrews Avenue in Henderson in response to someone being shot. When officers arrived, they found Ronald Williams, 37, 1923 Nicholas Street, Henderson suffering from a gunshot wound. Williams was transported by emergency service personnel to Maria Parham Medical Center for treatment. On Monday, July 6, 2015, David Lee Davis, 42, 151 Burwell Avenue, Henderson surrendered himself to investigator’s with the Henderson Police Department. Davis was …

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Wednesday Open Line

Submitted Article July 8, 2015 Open Lines

On this date in 1831, a baby was born in Knoxville, Georgia who would grow up to invent a product that rather symbolizes America all around the world. John Stith Pemberton was a pharmacist addicted to morphine after using it to treat a wound he received as a Confederate officer in the Civil War. His search for a cure for the addiction, which he never found, led him to create a beverage with a powerful, global attraction.  His syrup debuted …

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Michael Bobbitt: Notes From The Peanut Gallery (VC BOC July 6th, 2015)

Submitted Article July 7, 2015 Opinion

Chairman Taylor gaveled the regular monthly Board of Commissioners meeting to order at fifty-thirty instead of standard six o’clock hour. Vice-Chair Wilder moved to enter into closed session to discuss Economic Development Projects, a Contract Negotiation, and a Personnel Matter. The Chair did not say there would be a formal announcement when the regular session resumed. Speculation can abound the idle minds of those waiting for the doors to re-open. Most waiting in the foyer had a vested interest in …

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Small Town Main Street Communities Gain Main Street Status

Submitted Article July 7, 2015 News

Raleigh, N.C. —   Nearly a dozen Small Town Main Street communities have now achieved Main Street status.  Those communities are Ayden, Benson, Bessemer City, Cherryville, Elizabethtown, Tryon, Valdese, Waxhaw and Williamston.  These cities and towns have fulfilled the requirements necessary to achieve this designation such as hiring a permanent Main Street director and organizing their downtown revitalization work in accordance with the Main Street Four-Point® program. These communities will benefit from additional training and resources that the NC Main Street …

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For freshest peaches, go directly to the source

Submitted Article July 7, 2015 Agriculture

RALEIGH – July is Peach Month in North Carolina, and one of the best ways to ensure you’re getting a great peach is to buy directly from growers at orchards, roadside stands and farmers markets. “Unlike in other states, the vast majority of North Carolina peaches are sold directly to consumers within a few days of harvesting,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “Buying peaches that soon after harvest ensures you are getting a quality, tree-ripened peach that has had time …

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Chamber Ribbon Cutting EXQUIZID CUTS 2.0

Submitted Article July 7, 2015 Business

A ribbon cutting was held on June 9 to celebrate the opening of ExQuizid Cuts 2.0,  a full-service barber shop owned by Lucas Perry.  Located at 208 S. Garnett Street, the shop offers a variety of services including hair cutting, styling, quick weaving and designing.  There are 5 barbers on staff (with one chair available for another to join) and 2 stylists.  ExQuizid Cuts has a heart for the community and pairs with the Boys & Girls Club to help …

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Tuesday Open Line

Submitted Article July 7, 2015 Open Lines

When something is proclaimed the best thing since sliced bread, that praise doesn’t encompass as much time as one might think. Sliced bread, wrapped for sale in wax paper, first appeared on store shelves on this date in 1928 in Chillicothe, Missouri.  The Chillicothe Baking Company’s innovation of uniform, pre-sliced bread loaves remained local for a short while. By the 1930s, the obvious convenience of satisfactory sliced bread was spreading nationally. In large part, this was due to the Wonder …

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Vance County Board of Education Called Meetings July 8 and 9th

Submitted Article July 6, 2015 Education

The Vance County Board of Education will meet in specially called meetings on the following dates and at the following times: Wednesday, July 8, 2015 beginning at 4:00 p.m. Thursday, July 9, 2015 beginning at 6:00 p.m. The meetings will be held at the Hampton Inn, 385 Ruin Creek Rd., Henderson, NC  27536. The only item on the agenda for each day will be a closed session for confidential personnel matters pursuant to G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6) and G.S. 115C-319.  The board …

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

Submitted Article July 6, 2015 Crime

Robbery Case: On May 27, 2015 at approximately 8:55 pm. Henderson Police Department officers responded to Walgreens 1411 Oxford Road Henderson, in reference to a armed robbery. Upon arrival officers talked to an employee who stated that a white male heavy set had a hand gun and robber the pharmacy of drugs. 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 anonymous tips on the web site www.hvcrimestoppers.com. Citizens …

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Congresswoman Renee Ellmers: Celebrating Our Independence

Submitted Article July 6, 2015 NC Elected Officials

Video of the Week: Recently, I talked with Neil Cavuto on Fox Business about the recent terrorist attacks overseas & the need for our President to formulate a comprehensive strategy for defeating ISIL. Click here or on the image above to watch the video.   Weekly Update: This week marked the original deadline for a nuclear “deal” with Iran, which has been extended, yet again, to July 7. Iran is the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism and allowing them …

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Monday Open Line

Submitted Article July 6, 2015 Open Lines

The Constitution of the United States, ratified in 1788, somewhat famously made this nation the first in the world to conduct a census of population on a regular basis. Every 10 years, on years ending in zero, in fact. Divisibility by tens had still more and earlier attraction for the Continental Congress, as on this date in 1785, for the first time in history, a nation adopted a decimal coinage system, founded on the dollar we know today. At the …

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Rusty McMahon: Request for Information on Economic Development

Submitted Article July 5, 2015 Opinion

Sent to Interim County Manager Robert Murphy: In order for citizens to formulate and make informed comments at Monday night’s public hearings regarding the Economic Development Incentive Grant and the Economic Development Loan, they must have complete information about each.  They cannot and should not be expected or invited to comment on secret matters that have only been discussed/addressed in closed sessions and about which they know nothing.   By 10:00am Monday July 6, please forward me by electronic mail …

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Vance County Board of Commissioners Meeting Monday July 6th, 2015

Submitted Article July 5, 2015 County Business

Vance County Board of Commissioners Meeting Monday July 6th, 2015 Download the full agenda packet here:  20150706_vcboc_agenda_packet Invocation Rev. Mary Anderson, Associate MinisterShiloh Baptist Church 1. Closed Session 5:30 p.m. Economic Development Projects,Contract Negotiation, Personnel MatterComposite Board to Reappoint/Appoint Chair and two Membersto the Vance County ABC Board 2. Appointment 6:00 p.m. Stelfanie Williams, VGCCActivities Update 3. Appointment 6:15 p.m. Sheriff Peter White, Police Chief MarcusBarrow, District Attorney Mike WatersCrime Update 4. Appointment 6:30 p.m. USDA – Rural DevelopmentLetter of …

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Senator Burr’s Fourth of July Message

Submitted Article July 4, 2015 NC Elected Officials

On Independence Day we remember what our Founding Fathers accomplished 239 years ago by signing their name to the Declaration of Independence.  Their bravery and commitment to freedom and independence created this great country, and they provided the foundation for the liberties we enjoy everyday.    With freedom comes great responsibility, and the debates in Washington over the past few months continue to focus on issues important to all Americans.  From the defense of our nation to the care of our most vulnerable, …

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