This person hit the nail on the head,
I hate to disappoint you, but many of us naysayers are tired of paying for buildings and other objects in hopes that it will attract businesses and industries.
No buildings are going to help the situation until utilities, crime, taxes and race relations decrease. Why should we pay for something that may take 10 or more years to profit just so we can say we have an event center?
4:45pm until 6:00pm Face book event link here https://www.facebook.com/events/482483245196738/
· | Toxic coal ash from one of Duke Energy's 32 toxic coal ash lagoons has poisoned the Dan River. Now is the time to finally come clean. Gov. Pat McCrory's administration should stop treating polluters as "partners" and "customers." Duke Energy must clean up the Dan River and all of its toxic coal ash lagoons - at no cost to tax-payers or electricity rate-payers. McCrory must protect our water supplies. And Gov. McCrory must come clean on his own personal financial ties to Duke Energy. Disclose the conflicts of interest. Disclose the value of his Duke Energy company stock. Disclose all information turned over to a federal grand jury, as the U.S. Attorney is now investigating. |
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Authorities are asking the public for help in returning two runaway teens home.
Kaleb Michael Joyner, 17, and Barry Wayne Sutton, 18, were last seen around 11 a.m. Tuesday walking west on U.S. 64 near Interstate 95. A silver alert – usually reserved for missing persons suffering from dementia or some other cognitive impairment – was issued for Joyner.
Joyner was last seen wearing a dark gray denim jacket and black shoes with green trim. He has long dark hair, is 6'2" tall and weighs about 310 pounds.
Sutton, a 5-foot-8 white man who weighs 120 pounds and has blonde hair, was last seen wearing a blue and gray jacket and dark jeans.
Anyone with information on the teens’ whereabouts is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 977-1111 or crimestoppers@rockymountnc.gov. Text a tip to police at 274637 by beginning messages with RMPOL to direct the tip to the Rocky Mount Police Department and type up to 155 characters about the information
Will you join us?
Ride the bus or meet us there!
Register by Thursday, February 27th, 2014 by emailing Carolyn McDougal, 2nd Vice President of the North Carolina NAACP,
The NC NAACP will be sponsoring a bus leaving from Chapel Hill and stopping in Charlotte on Saturday, March 8th. We will return the following Sunday, March 9th. If you will be driving yourself but would like to stay in the hotel with the Forward Together Moral Movement, please register for a hotel with Carolyn McDougal and specify that you will not be taking the bus.
Basic Trip Logistics
Bus Cost: $82 round trip
Hotel Cost: $87 for double occupancy
Forward Together, Not One Step Back!
The Nash County Art Council will host a Staged reading of Out in the left field, by Marilynn Anselmi on Saturday March 29, at 7 pm. A suggested donations of $5 dollars goes to fund scholarships for the area youth. The public is invited to this event. So come on out and bring the family..
The Nash County Art Council is located at 100 E Washington St, Nashville, NC
