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With data centers, your mileage may vary (opens the original)
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HENDERSON â Locals have expressed many concerns about the data center Natelli Holdings is planning to build off US 158 in what was once Triangle North Vance. And, lest we forget, ELS is eyeballing a parcel near Brodie Road for what may be a data center as well. As of the time of writing, no applications have been submitted. Currently, neither of those companies have publicly shared any details on their campuses. The closest thing is the mention of a â4 million square foot data center develop
St. Peter's UMC celebrates 150 years (opens the original)
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OXFORD â While St. Peterâs United Methodist Church has been holding a Homecoming Service each year around this time since 1978, this 150th year is special, a time to reflect on the past and look toward the future for this historic house of worship and its place in the community. The Homecoming Service will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m., followed by fellowship at the Orange Street Community Center at 4 p.m. District Superintendent Rev. Dr. Gloria Winston will be in attendance. And the Rev. Dr.
Littleton-Lake Gaston Festival approaches (opens the original)
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LITTLETON â The 41st Annual Littleton-Lake Gaston Festival, sponsored by the Littleton Lions Club, will be held downtown on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 4 and 5. The festivities begin on Friday at 5 p.m. with food vendors and childrenâs carnival rides in the town parking lot. The Brake Tyme Band will take the stage from 7-10 p.m. playing beach music, soul and rock & roll. The festival continues on Saturday with The Stray Cats Rod and Custom Car Show starting at 10 a.m. behind Truist Bank, and
Well-known man hit by passing vehicle dies on Monday (opens the original)
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HENDERSON â Known and loved by those who knew him best for his intelligence and sense of humor, Matt Sowers Kinard, 69, died Monday after being struck by a vehicle in the 600 block of W. Andrews Avenue. Born and raised in Sanford, Kinard graduated from Sanford Central High School in 1975 and attended N.C. State. He also lived in Fayetteville for some time working at Food Lion and a school district meal distribution center, from which he earned a pension. Following a car accident, he relocated
Mysti Mayhem makes merry music at farmers market (opens the original)
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HENDERSON â The Durham-based musician Mysti Mayhem sang some great cover songs and those of her own creation while playing acoustic guitar â a skill she further honed under the expert tutelage of the late and legendary Bo Diddley â on Saturday at the Vance County Farmers Market. In addition to other gigs in between, her next stop will be the Grand Ole Opry House for the Josie Music Awards on Sept. 20. According to her Wikipedia page, Mayhem was born Misty Dawn Naholnik in Honesdale, Pennsy
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