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Scotland Neck police investigate HVAC copper thefts at vacant homes (opens the original)
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Scotland Neck police are investigating three incidents in which HVAC units at unoccupied residences were damaged and stripped of copper. Police Chief Austin told the Herald the incidents occurred between Sept. 6 and Sept. 18 in the northeast area of town. âI believe we have had three incidents in town,â Austin said. âThey have occurred in the northeast area of town. Copper material was taken from inside the units after they were damaged.â Austin said all three residences were unoccupied
Town of Halifax seeks $100K for Roanoke River trail (opens the original)
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HALIFAX â The Town of Halifax is seeking $100,000 in grant funding for a proposed walking trail along the Roanoke River that officials say would increase public access to the river and provide another way to tell the town's history. The town held a floating public meeting Wednesday evening at Halifax Town Hall to provide information on the proposal and receive public input as it prepares its grant application. Friends of Historic Halifax Chairwoman Karen Vaughn said her organization is assisti
Strong El Niño favors wetter winter, but severe weather remains uncertain (opens the original)
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One of the strongest El Niño events on record could develop this fall, bringing an increased chance of a wetter and stormier winter to eastern North Carolina, but forecasters say that does not necessarily mean Halifax County will see more snow or ice. The National Weather Service in Raleigh said the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño, including a 98% chance during the October through December period. There is also a 75% chance the event
$52 million school proposal puts future of historic Roanoke Rapids Armory in focus (opens the original)
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ROANOKE RAPIDS â A $52 million school construction proposal could reshape the Roanoke Rapids High School campus and the future of the historic Roanoke Rapids Armory, a building whose roots in the community stretch back more than 80 years. The Roanoke Rapids Graded School District is seeking funding through the stateâs Needs-Based Public School Capital Fund for a project that would include a new career and technical education center serving Roanoke Rapids High School and Roanoke Rapids Early
Council completes leadership program, earns NAIFA Quality Award (opens the original)
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Halifax County insurance agent Brandon Council recently completed a six-month leadership program and received his first quality award from the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors as part of what he described as a significant year in his career. Council, an insurance agent with North Carolina Farm Bureau, graduated Sept. 14 from NAIFAâs Leadership in Life Institute, commonly referred to as LILI, according to a press release from the association. Then, two days later, Counci
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