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The three college-bound students who earned scholarships offered by EDF Renewables were awarded their checks and honored by speakers at the Center for Energy Education Wednesday.
The three college-bound students who earned scholarships offered by EDF Renewables were awarded their checks and honored by speakers at the Center for Energy Education Wednesday.
With his descendants in attendance Friday, the efforts of John Armstrong Chaloner to pave a way to education for African-American students were recognized with the unveiling of a historical marker at the place of learning which still bears his name — Chaloner Middle School.
Working in some of the world’s most troubled places and protecting officials with the United States State Department domestically, Gentry O. Smith never fails to mention where it all began — his hometown of Weldon.
Tuesday afternoon was a visual reminder of the work that is ongoing in Weldon — work that officials and business owners hope will change the landscape of the town.
Larry Haynes smiled and gave the thumbs up sign as he was wheeled out of his house and onto his newly completed ramp — the 300th Helpful Hands and Hearts have built since its formation.