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Halifax Deputy County Manager Christina Wells said today’s portion of Harvest Days for fourth and fifth grade students was a success.
Halifax Deputy County Manager Christina Wells said today’s portion of Harvest Days for fourth and fifth grade students was a success.
With Halloween upcoming and the annual Christmas parade set in December, the city is still accepting people who want to host a trunk for the October 31 trunk-or-treat event as well as participants in the parade set for December 3.
To celebrate veterans in the Roanoke Valley and surrounding counties, the Center for Energy Education, with a range of community partners, will host its annual recognition ceremony.
Fourth and fifth graders across the Roanoke Valley attended the first day of Harvest Days during an event especially designed for them.
North Carolina Representative Michael H. Wray was presented the Halifax County Business Horizons Working together Works award at the organization’s annual meeting in Littleton Wednesday.
