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Hicks to lead 911 Emergency Communications Department
Stacy Hicks has been appointed to lead Granville County’s 911 Emergency Communications Department. Hicks, who originally joined Granville County government in 2006, brings 18 years of experience in emergency communications to her new role leading this vital ink to public safety services for Granville County’s 62,000 residents. Hicks began her tenure with Granville County 911 in 2006 when she was […] The post Hicks to lead 911 Emergency Communications Department first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Local crime reports released
Butner Public Safety June 25, PSO M. Dominguez served a criminal summons on Tehron Deandre Farrington, 41, of Durham, for larceny by changing price tag and misdemeanor larceny. Farrington was issued a court date and ordered to appear in court. June 27, PSO M. Dominguez arrested Stephanie Ann Adcock, 40, of Bahama, for outstanding warrants for misdemeanor breaking and […] The post Local crime reports released first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
SGWASA honors former board members, welcomes new member
The South Granville Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors Tuesday welcomed a new member and honored two former members. Former board members Linda Jordon and Bill McKellar were honored with plaques and gift bags. The inscription on the Award of Excellence presented to them reads: “In recognition of your dedication and leadership while serving as a member of the […] The post SGWASA honors former board members, welcomes new member first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Water quality dispute leads to harsh words and apologies at SGWASA meeting
A South Granville Water and Sewer Authority board member apologized Tuesday night to a Butner citizen who called the board’s members remarks at last month’s meeting an attack on his character. The tense moment, which ultimately led to what appeared to be a peaceful resolution, stemmed from a question about whether SGWASA’s water damages some heaters, and how the organization […] The post Water quality dispute leads to harsh words and apologies at SGWASA meeting first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Responding to your questions
I carefully read all the responses I receive relating to the columns I have written. Some have been downright ugly, but others are thought-provoking and worthy of a little discourse. Thought it would be fun to answer some of the questions today. 1. What do you think of Robert F. Kennedy’s run for the presidency? In the 2024 election cycle, […] The post Responding to your questions first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Evil has become good in Christian America
The devils of despotism have come out of the closet in America. We now know that many Americans have only been pretending to love representative government, always referring with pride to “our democracy” and to our wonderful “liberties,” and praising veterans who serve and even die to protect and defend them. We see clearly that many of these people secretly […] The post Evil has become good in Christian America first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Emerson Thompson, a priceless gem
Since its opening in 2013, Falls Lake Academy has been home to a plethora of outstanding student athletes. From middle school championships, to high school tournament games, to signing to compete in athletics on the collegiate level. Emerson Thompson is a rare gem that can only be found once in a lifetime. “Her basketball I.Q. is tremendous,” Jeff Teal, assistant […] The post Emerson Thompson, a priceless gem first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Triangle North Granville Business Park named top location for projects
Granville County and the Triangle North Business Park have been declared one of the top 15 locations in North Carolina best positioned to successfully serve major advanced manufacturing projects as part of the state’s Selectsite Readiness Program. The SRP was created by the North Carolina General Assembly in 2023 to support the development of sites that will increase the state’s […] The post Triangle North Granville Business Park named top location for projects first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Board approves grants to better communities
Granville County Commissioners approved funding for the Home and Community Care Block grant and the 2024-2025 Recreation Mini grants at the July 1 meeting. Kathy May, director of Senior Services presented the board with information about the Home and Community Care Block grant that totals $528,095. The grant does require a ten percent match of $58,722 from the county which […] The post Board approves grants to better communities first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Civic Leadership cohort introduced to county commissioners
The Granville County Board of Commissioners meeting July 1 featured the introduction of the 2024 Summer Civic Leadership cohort consisting of five rising high school seniors. The Summer Civic Leadership program provides high school students who reside in Granville County the opportunity to gain experience working in an office environment while also learning about government operations and the role that […] The post Civic Leadership cohort introduced to county commissioners first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Commissioners approve funds to battle opioid epidemic
The Granville County Board of Commissioners approved the use of $489,539 in funding from the Opioid Settlement Funds for the new fiscal year on Monday with the hopes it will help to combat the opioid overdose crisis throughout the county. The funding will be used to start the first wave of programs to fight the growing problem. The Granville County […] The post Commissioners approve funds to battle opioid epidemic first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
SGAA 10U All-Stars win district title
The South Granville Athletic Association Hurricanes 10U softball team won the Tar River District Championship last week. The All-Stars defeated the Tar River 10U team twice after losing to them earlier in the tournament. The 10U Hurricanes will now travel to South Johnston for the state tournament on July 18th. Members of the 10U Hurricanes are: Parker Nelson, Paisley Wheeler, […] The post SGAA 10U All-Stars win district title first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Maryland sheriff: Under Biden, ‘citizens are not safe’
FBI Director Christopher Wray has issued multiple warnings that the Biden administration’s open northern and southern borders could result in a catastrophic terrorist attack. But open border-enabled terrorism is already rampant throughout the nation. Brutal, soulless killers have been caught and released without the slightest intervention from the White House or the Department of Homeland Security, and they’ve slaughtered unsuspecting, […] The post Maryland sheriff: Under Biden, ‘citizens are not safe’ first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Media gives Trump a bye
In the days following the June 27 CNN-produced presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, national news outlets have been dominated by stories of Biden’s poor performance and calls from various pundits, and even the New York Times Editorial Board, for him to step aside. Yet, there have been no calls for Trump to step aside […] The post Media gives Trump a bye first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
State to hold public input session on home energy rebates programs
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality will hold a virtual public input session Aug. 1 at 6:30 p.m., to solicit community feedback on the proposed Home Energy Rebates programs, under the Inflation Reduction Act. The public is invited to attend and provide input on home energy rebate information sharing, community engagement methods and workforce development. DEQ encourages written public […] The post State to hold public input session on home energy rebates programs first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
New law valuable tool in the sex trafficking demand reduction arsenal
Making solicitation of prostitution a felony and enhanced training requirements are key ingredients to the North Carolina legislation helping combat human trafficking. Lawmakers directed the Department of Labor to increase awareness, and the Department of Social Services is required to expand training available to county Social Services departments. NC Stop Human Trafficking, led by Pam Strickland, is pleased with the […] The post New law valuable tool in the sex trafficking demand reduction arsenal first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Crime reports released
Butner Public Safety June 23, a larceny was reported on East Lyon Station Road. The suspect took merchandise without paying for it. June 23, a breaking and entering and larceny into a motor vehicle was reported on Breda Lane. The suspect(s) entered the victim’s unlocked motor vehicle and stole a firearm. June 24, Sgt. C. L. Duke arrested […] The post Crime reports released first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Early days of summer plagued by drownings
Despite this summer officially being less than two weeks old, a number of drownings and near-drownings have already occurred within and around Wake County. Last week, a 2-year-old boy died after drowning in a pool at a home in Wendell. The Wake County Sheriff’s Office later posted a condolence message to Deputy Jose Perez-Apodaca and indicated that boy who drowned […] The post Early days of summer plagued by drownings first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Glenn named All-State in softball
Falls Lake’s freshman pitcher Wynterlee Glenn earned a spot on the North Carolina Softball Coaches Association All-State list in the 1A division. Glenn helped the Firebirds post a 14-9-1 overall record and go 6-0 in conference play. She led the team to the Super Six Conference title and took the team to the third round of the 1A North Carolina […] The post Glenn named All-State in softball first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Vikings cage Jaguars in hoops
The summer basketball jamborees are an opportunity for Jake Wohlfeil, South Granville’s basketball coach, to evaluate the progress of his team. For returning players it is a chance to hone their skills and leadership ability. For new or junior varsity players it’s an opportunity to showcase their talents and possibly earn a starting position on the varsity program. South Granville’s […] The post Vikings cage Jaguars in hoops first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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