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Justice Academy pumps millions into Sampson's economy
Mark Strickland, director of the N.C. Justice Academy, speaks to the Sampson County Board of Commissioners about the economic impact the academy has in the county.
Saturday Feb 11 | Daily Dispatch
Editorial: Disaster drill can save lives
If you were traveling down Chestnut Street in Henderson last weekend, you likely saw a horrific scene.
Barry Callebaut to acquire U.S. chocolate decorations manufacturer
Henderson County commissioners approve May 8 vote on alcohol sales
Henderson County's Board of Commissioners agreed Monday to set May 8 as the date to let residents vote on whether alcohol sales should be allowed in unincorporated areas.
Editorial: Pay back public funds
When local officials and economic development leaders first announced two years ago that Paint Reclamation International planned to locate in Henderson, we were elated.
Film program at the Henderson library
Leave it to the biggest player on Miami's roster to put the Hurricanes on his back and carry them... When I was in elementary school, I loved P.E. Second to anything related to the dramatic arts, P.E. HENDERSONVILLE - The Henderson County Public Library, 301 N. Washington St., will show 'Some Like It Hot' and 'The Pink Panther' this month at no ... (more)
Billboard rules bow to wrong kind of green
The N.C. legislature, led by Republicans, is choosing billboards. We urge it to reconsider before the chainsaws start rumbling.
Demand still high for Vance County Heritage book
A second printing of the "Vance County Heritage North Carolina 2011" will be available for pickup Tuesday at Ellington's Hair Trends.
Putting forth a studious - Efird': Duke Divinity professor brings...
Old Testament books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Joshua will come alive in study sessions at First United Methodist Church later this month.
Editorial: Be smart with incentives
Regardless of how you feel about offering financial incentives to attract companies, the practice has become commonplace in the economic development world.
Volunteers to rebuild homes wrecked by January tornado
Angie McCraw looks through piles of debris where a home once stood on Piney Mountain Road in Ellenboro.
At least one lane of Interstate 40 shut down by a rock slide on Tuesday could be open by Feb.
Editorial: Gov't should listen, respond to public
After hearing concerns that Henderson residents aren't adequately informed of city issues like utility rate hikes, the city council agreed to explore hosting public Q&A sessions.
Semprius Sets World Record for Solar Module Efficiency
Durham, NC, February 1, 2012 - Semprius, Inc., an innovator in high concentration photovoltaic solar modules, has set a new world record for photovoltaic module efficiency, reaching 33.9 percent .
Editorial: Make wage study a priority
We've often complained about pay scales for Henderson employees - namely fire and police department employees.
Henderson City Council retreat coverage
Our coverage of the 2012 Henderson City Council retreat: Are incentives the key to economic development? Council talks jobs at retreat City council: Quality of life important to companies Henderson council: Blight, hotels a concern City considering wage study to address dated pay scales
Henderson native Noel to take stage as part of HCCA concert series Friday
The Henderson Community Concert Association is delighted to present, for 2011-2012 Season Ticket holders, The North Carolina Symphony, led by Maestro William Henry Curry.
Oxford police seeking public's help with crimes
An increase in the number of breaking-and-entering and burglary incidents has prompted the Oxford Police Department to issue a crime alert.
Kesler Temple member, and son, receive Christmas surprise
Vance County Imran Temple No. 168, Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine of Henderson, provided Vetisha Henderson, and her 8-month-old son, Vetavis, with a memorable, $100, Christmas basket donation last month.
Henderson official: Sierra Nevada's impact comparable to Biltmore Estate's
"The tourism aspect of this is going to be incredible," [County Manager Steve] Wyatt said.