While students and their parents processed news the novel coronavirus would likely close schools for the remainder of the year, Roanoke Rapids Graded School District leaders found ways to meet the academic needs of students as well as those of a social and emotional nature.
In an unprecedented school year cut short by the novel coronavirus pandemic, Roanoke Rapids High School principal Jeff White delivered yard signs to the 230 graduating seniors today as staff members riding an activity bus with him whooped and cheered on each stop.
As companies look for new ways to keep employees working during the COVID-19 threat, an Enfield business has begun making a product in short supply — masks.
With hand sanitizer in short supply for those on the frontlines of the local COVID-19 battle, Weldon Mills Distillery has reserved a quarter of its production capacity to make the product.
The hearts are a sign of support for local businesses.
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