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Bunn, Knightdale, Wendell, & Zebulon NC Edition – 919.623.9392
“I’M FREE—Take Me With You!” Volume 2, Number 20AOctober 1–14, 2012
Also check out our Edition forNashville, Rocky Mount & Wilson NC
131 Wakelon Street, Zebulon NC 27597Located in the Triangle East Shopping Center between Smithfield Chicken and McDonald’s
Rocky Mount Downtown Renovation Progress
There is a new look in Rocky Mount and it’s rightdowntown. After years of planning and months of blockedstreets, the first phases of the Downtown Streetscape Projectare almost complete — with new brick sidewalks, freshpavement, old-school street lamps it is just about ready forthe upcoming holiday season. Parking adjustment fromangled to parallel allows for on-street parking next to thewidened pedestrian sidewalks.
Dozens of businesses have weathered the storm of closedstreets, broken pavement, loud noises, and most of allslowed commerce. This Fall, take a drive down Main Streetand see what you’re missing.
The updated downtown holds a variety of attractions:furniture stores, a newly restored theater, eateries, antiquestores, and an arts center — all accessible within a fewminutes’ walk around downtown.
Says business owner and resident Hilarie Vetere, “The Artsare alive and well in downtown Rocky Mount, and will playa factor in the continued renovation.”
Photo by Frank Whatley
Local Singer Opens for R&B Legend
When Al Green took the stage September 19th at theDurham Performing Arts Center (DPAC), local singerJosephine Gore had just finished amazing the audience withher voice as one half of the Jo Gore Duo.
Jo’s interest in early gospel rock-and-rollers and soul singerslike Aretha Franklin and Al Green, and hard work along theway, led her to this point of opening for one of her idols.
From her childhood singing at Spring Hill Baptist (ColumbusCounty), to teaming with local band The Alternative, throughformation of the Jo Gore Duo with Bo Lankenau, Jo hasperformed hundreds of times and developed a voice and stylefitting to her DPAC performance.
Source: Jo Gore & The Alternative
With her Herstory album recently released, this local talentis working her way into the big time! Her roots still hold
strongly to NC. One of her requested song’s lyrics are allabout her girlhood home, including:
Going to Columbus CountyI said, let’s have a good time at the church’s fish fryHave a glass of sweet iced tea.
Says Ms. Gore, “It’s no secret that I have tried to patternmyself after Sarah Vaughan. She had such an amazing vocalrange and such beautiful vibrato. I worship this woman.”
The other half of the Jo Gore Duo, Bo Lankenau, is a self-taught musician from NY inspired by some of the sameclassic blues and soul that inspired Jo.
“I met Jo through a mutual friend and was immediatelydrawn to her eclectic jazz/soul/gospel stylings and deepunderstanding of the jazz tradition,” Lankenau said.
In addition to performing at DPAC, Jo has performed inWendell at the Men Who Cook With Jazz Festival this pastsummer, and at Norris Creek during the Spring Grow AndShare Music Festival.
To hear Ms. Gore and learn more about her upcoming localperformances, visit www.jogore.com. Listen to the songColumbus County and enjoy this hometown girl’s talent!
National School Lunch WeekSchool lunch choices and nutrition are on the tip of manytongues these days. Obesity and health issues are big topicsof discussion, with many looking to children’s eating habitsfor a long-term solution to growing US health issues.
October 15th through 19th is National School Lunch Week,a time for schools to recognize accomplishments they havemade in improving nutrition. It is also a time for reviewingchanges being planned and to talk with parents about theimportance of healthy eating.
Many schools open their doors to parents to join theirchildren at lunchtime. For parents whose schedules allow,National School Lunch Week is a good time to stop in, checkout what the children are eating, learn about local food andgardening projects, and find out what the school is doing toimprove nutrition and health.
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Volume 2, No. 20A—October 1-14, 2012Page 2
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Fun for the whole family! Free admission! Live Music! Food! Shopping & More! Vote for Winners! Judging and Trophies! For more information and registration forms visit: ww.zebulonchamber.org
* Bunn/Louisburg *Second Cup Writers Group(October 3 & 17 @ 9:30am)Join the group for critique & discussion of writing.Full Circle Coffee Shop, 120 E Main St, Youngsville
Photographer’s Guild Meeting (October 7 @ 2-4pm)Join this Franklin County Arts Council group to learn photography & share information.Common Grounds Coffee, 20 Cheves Road, BunnContact [email protected] or 919.494.5945.
Plein Air Painting (October 20 @ 10 am-3pm)Free & open to the public. FCAC sponsors “Plein Air” Day. Plein Air is derived from French phrase “en plein air” (in the open air). Bring a picnic lunch & art supplies.DeHart Botanical Gardens, 3585 Us 401 Hwy S, Louisburg
FCAC Open Mic Night (October 28 @ 2-4pm)Writers of prose and poetry, musicians come enjoy your five minutes of fame. All welcomed by FCAC Writers Guild.Common Grounds Coffee, 20 Cheves Road, BunnContact [email protected] or 919.494.5945.
* Knightdale/Raleigh *Networking in Knightdale (October 16 @ 11:30am-1pm)Eat, mingle, share, & get useful information & prizes. $10 non-members. Pay for own meal. 3rd Tuesday each month.Applebee’s, 6609 Knightdale Blvd., KnightdaleContact [email protected].
Counterfeit Detection & Prevention, Purchasing Fraud & Identify Theft (October 31@12-1:30pm)Lunch & learn. Officer Lawrence Capps of the Knightdale Police Department tells local merchants & businesses how they may detect counterfeit currency, check fraud, & more.Contact Knightdale Chamber at 919.266.4603 for info.
* Wendell *Tuesday Morning Coffee Break at the Chamber(October 2, 9 & 16 @ 8-9am)Connect, have coffee or tea, meet others, & network with local business owners!Wendell Chamber, 115 N Pine Street, Wendell
2012 Wendell Harvest Festival(Oct. 5 @ 12pm-10pm & Oct. 6 @ 9am-10pm)Many live bands, parade, food, vendors & much more.J Ashley Wall Towne Square, WendellContact Wendell Chamber of Commerce at 919.365.6318.
First Friday Jazz (October 5 @ 6:30-10:30pm)End the week with an evening of jazz, networking, gourmet coffee, refreshments, door prizes, & fun. $5 admission.The Kila Company, 28 N Main Street, WendellFor details, call 919.365.5003.
Wendell Harvest Festival(October 6 @ 9am-9pm; parade 10am)A long standing tradition. Celebrate the agricultural heritage of our community. Enjoy food, crafts, games, performances and fellowship.Corner of Third and Cypress Streets, Wendell
Brown Bag Lunch Ministry(October 6, 13 & 20 @ 9:30am)St. Eugene Catholic Church distributes brown bag lunches to those in need. Personal hygiene items.St. Eugene, 608 Lions Club Road, WendellMore info at www.steugeneparish.org.
Baked Potato/Salad Bar Fundraiser(October 17 @ noon-ish)Following 11am service, Church youth are hosting a baked potato/salad bar to raise funds for their Pilgrimage. Love offering will be taken. Come and support our youth!Wendell UMC, Corner Main St. & Wendell Blvd, Wendell
East Wake WIN (Women in Networking) Luncheon(October 17 @ 11:45AM-1PM)Open to all professional women. Small fee. RSVP required.Boulevard Pizza, 2925 Wendell Boulevard, WendellInfo 919.269.6320, www.zebulonchamber.org.
Goal Setting with Leslie Flowers(October 25 @ 6-9pm)We typically reserve setting goals for January. Truth is we can set & begin achieving whenever we choose. Start setting goals for achievement anytime! Lively, interactive Workshop.Wendell Chamber, 115 N Pine Street, WendellCall the Chamber to register at 919.365.6318.
Wendell Chamber Community Yard Sale(October 27 @ 7am-1pm)Join the community for this downtown vendor event.Campen Street, Downtown, Wendell
Harvest Festival (October 30 @ 6-8pm)Come enjoy brunswick stew & participate in Trunk-or-Treat! Church members decorate their car trunks, back them up to the church, & provide candy as children trunk-or-treat.Wendell UMC, Corner Main St. & Wendell Blvd, WendellContact Jessica at 919.261.9289 or [email protected].
* Zebulon *Brown Bag Lunch Ministry(October 6, 13 & 20@ 10:30am)Zebulon United Methodist Church distributes brown bag lunches to needy. Personal hygiene items too.Zebulon UMC, Gannon Ave & N Church St, ZebMore info at www.zumchurch.org.
Zebulon Community Watch (October 18 @ 7pm)Join the group on the 3rd Thursday each month.Eastern Regional Center, 1003 Dogwood Dr, Zeb.
Trunk or Treat (October 26 @ 5-7pm)Fun! Family! Candy! Costumes! Music by DJ Mike Ray! Celebrate Halloween in a safe environment.Zebulon Comm. Center, 301 S. Arendell Avenue, ZebulonContact 919.823.0432 or [email protected].
Zebulon Classics Car Show (October 27 @ 10am-5pm Free & open to the public! Come see local collectors' antique cars. Enjoy vendors, refreshments, & live music. Parking fee.Norris Creek, 751 Old Halifax Road, LouisburgContact Kim Valentine at the Chamber: 919.269.6320.
* Elsewhere *Darkside Haunted Estates
2012 Pumpkin Festival(Oct. 5 @ 8am-11pm & Oct. 6 @ 6am-8:30pm)Live music, parade, games, food, crafts, expo area, antique car show, pumpkin recipe contest, & much more. Fireworks close out festivities Saturday night.Downtown area, Spring HopeFor more details, visit www.thepumpkinfestival.com.
Stepping Into the Past Series(October 6, 13 & 20 @ 10am-3pm)Event/workshop with museum admission.October 6th topic: “A Stitch in Time” QuiltingOctober 13th topic: “Flea Market”October 20th topic: “Bake Sale”709 North Church Street, Hwy 301, KenlyInfo 919.284.3431 or www.tobaccofarmlifemuseum.org.
Broadway Under the Stars (October 6 @ 2pm)Feature appearances from local groups performing Broadway songs. Free face-painting, jugglers, and magicians. Family festival atmosphere. The day’s fun ends with a performance by NC’s own Red Clay Ramblers.500 S. McDowell Street, Raleigh, NC
Eastern Carolina BBQ Throw Down & Festival(Oct. 12 @ 11am-8pm & Oct. 13 @ 10am-6pm)Free to the Public. Plenty of delicious food & beverages & great entertainment. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and come have some fun with your friends and neighbors.Downtown, Hammond St. & Church St., Rocky Mount, NCContact 252.972.1151 or www.bbqthrowdown.net.
Black Creek Heritage Day Festival(October 13 @ 9am-4:30pm)Car & tractor show, vendors, food, children’s activities, raffles, live entertainment & much more. (Pre-festival Street Dance October 12th, 6:30-9pm.)West Center Street, Black CreekContact Ellen E. Dawson-Chairperson at 252.243.3540.
Downtown Family Get Down(October 20 @ 2pm)Features Sandbox, the five-piece Raleigh band featuring upbeat kids’ music. Mommie, featuring Doug McMillan from The Connells, & other bands. About 8pm, Michael Franti & Spearhead take the stage for a set of socially conscious, energetic music. No tickets required.500 S. McDowell Street, Raleigh, NC
OctoberFest! (October 26 @ 6-10pm)Free admission! Wear your costumes. Trunk or Treat, jumping towers, hay rides, free pumpkin patch, bon fire & s’mores, carnival games, Spooky American Idol, funnel cake, pretzels, & much more.RTP Community Church, 1727 Ed Cook Road, Durham
Fourth Annual HallowFest(October 26-27 @ 4-pm-12am)Free entertainment & fun for the whole family. Festival takes place outside the Nightmare Factory. Food & Drinks, Magic Shows, Live Local Bands, Local Businesses, & more! Parents, bring your kids to trick-or-treat.The Nightmare Factory, 29 Park Lane, Havelock
Movie: “Beetlejuice” (October 26 @8:30pm)Free movie starts at sunset. Popcorn & drinks for sale, proceeds benefit Wilson Police Athletic League.Paul V. Berry Hickory Grove Park, 200 Kenan St., Wilson
Selma Parks & Recreation “Trunk Or Treat”(October 29 @ 6-8pm)Businesses & organizations to be part of Trunk or Treat Junction. Free for trick or treaters, and free for businesses interested in providing a trunk & handing out treats.Selma Middle School Parking Lot, 1533 U.S. 301, SelmaBusinesses call to register by October 12th.Contact 919.975.1411 or [email protected].
Boo Bash (October 30 @ 6-7pm)Pumpkin Judging: Bring your own pumpkin, Painted or Carved! Treats and games galore!Braswell Memorial Library, 727 N Grace St., Rocky MountVisit www.braswell-library.org for more information.
Beaufort Ghost Walk (Thru October)Take an after dark stroll through a Historic Town full of Haunted Tales. Chilling stories of murderous pirates, unexplained happenings, ghost ships & haunted houses will have you looking over your shoulder. $15 per personGrayden Paul Park, 700 Front St, BeaufortCall now for Reservations 252.772.9925.
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Page 3Volume 2, No. 20A—October 1-14, 2012
License Granted for Wilmington Uranium Enrichment Plant
First-of-a-Kind Facility Licensed by NRC to Make Laser Enrichment of Uranium a RealityOn September 25, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy’s (GEH)Global Laser Enrichment (GLE) announced receipt of itslicense from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)to build a ground-breaking laser enrichment facility on the1,600-acre site of the company’s global headquarters inWilmington.
The license enables GLE to build a first-of-its-kind uraniumenrichment facility using lasers conceived of by Australiantechnology company SILEX and developed by GLE experts.The company has worked with the NRC, the USDepartments of State and Energy and independent non-proliferation experts for several years to ensure the securityof this technology.
“Receiving our NRC license is a tremendousaccomplishment and strong testament to everyone involvedin this project,” said Chris Monetta, president and CEO ofGlobal Laser Enrichment. “The technology we’ve developedcould be one of the keys to the nation’s long-term energysecurity. At a minimum, it could provide a steady supply ofuranium enriched right here in the U.S. to the country’snuclear reactors.”
The next step in the process is for the company to make acommercialization decision. This decision will be based onseveral factors.
Shades of GreySome situations are viewed in black and white; right and wrong. Yet, many people think situations also have a grey area where solutions are not so easily discerned. This is not just about the choices people make, but the thought process they go through to arrive at their decisions.
Submitted for Your Discussion & ConsiderationRecently, a NC person walked their dog in front of a publicbuilding, and then walked away without cleaning up thedog’s mess.
The reaction of the folks who work there was to post a photoof the person and their dog on their official Facebook page.
This type of “public shaming” isnot a new concept. Back to thebeginnings of America examplesmay be found. The pillory in themiddle of town may be gone, andparents hanging signs on theirchildren to shame them raiseseyebrows, but with technologieslike the World Wide Web and socialmedia, the shaming can easily bedone and reaches far.
What do you think of posting embarrassing photos online toshame someone? Do you think it makes a difference ifposted on an official municipal service or government page?If you saw a photo of someone you knew online beingshamed, would you blame the person or feel embarrassed forthem? How do you feel about this type of “punishment”?
Carmike 10-WilsonMovie Review of the Issue
By Kay Whatley, Editor
There is a variety of movies available thismonth, including several for with a Halloweenorientation. Check out the showtimes forWilson the week including October 1st:
2016: Obama’s America (PG) 7:35 | 9:50Dredd 2D (R) 4:20 | 9:50Dredd 3D (R) 7:25End Of Watch (R) 4:30 | 7:20 | 9:55Finding Nemo 3D (G) 4:05 | 6:45 | 9:10Hotel Transylvania 2D (PG) 5:20 | 7:30 | 9:40Hotel Transylvania 3D (PG) 5:30House At The End Of The Street (PG13) 4:45 | 7:10 | 9:35Looper (R) 4:15 | 7:15 | 10:00The Possession (PG13) 5:30 | 7:40 | 10:05Trouble With The Curve (PG13) 4:10 | 7:00 | 9:40Won’t Back Down (PG) 4:00 | 6:40 | 9:15
Starting Friday, October 5th, two new movies hit the screen:
Pitch Perfect (PG13) 4:00 | 7:00 | 9:40Taken 2 (PG13) 4:30 | 7:30 | 10:00
For the next issue, we’re reviewing a family-oriented movie thathas recently come out, Trouble With The Curve, starring ClintEastwood. That review will appear in the October 15th issue.
The Strange-nessAn Idaho fisherman caught more than he bargained for whenhe landed a trout. As he was cleaning the fish, he found ahuman finger in its belly. Detectives were able to trace thefinger to its owner, who was a local man who had lost severalfingers in a wakeboarding accident two weeks prior.
News from The Grey AreaThis October 1st issue contains local news, upcoming Falland Halloween events, and articles related to Eastern NC.This issue also includes a variety of Fall and Halloweenactivities.
The Grey Area is localized in each Edition of the newspaper.Edition A covers Bunn, Knightdale, Wendell & Zebulon.Edition B covers Nashville, Rocky Mount, & Wilson. News,events, and business advertisements are specially selectedfor each Edition’s readership.
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Little BitsWord of the IssueDemonizeDefinition: To portray someone or something as wicked..Example: “He always tries to demonize my best friend.”
Translation of the IssueEnglish — “vote”German — abstimmen Spanish — votaItalian — voto Dutch — stemmenLatin — suffragium Irish — vóta
Translations for these and many more languages may be found in online(translate.google.com, babelfish.yahoo.com, etc.) and print resources.
Quote of the IssueAlbert Camus“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.”
Chuckle of the IssueTom, Dick and Harry went out to dinner. After dinner, they returned totheir hotel. The hotel was 600 stories high and their rooms were at the top.
Unfortunately, the elevator was not working. They made a plan to pass thetime. For the first 200 stories, Tom would tell jokes. The second 200stories, they decided, Dick would tell a happy story. Lastly, Harry wouldtell a sad story the rest of the way.
With this plan, the three of them started up the steps.
After 2 hours it was Harry's turn. He turned to his friends and said, “Okguys, here’s a sad story. I forgot the keys downstairs.”
Cryptogram of the IssueReplace the letters in this Cryptogram with other letters to deduce the quote within the puzzle. This month, the name of the person quoted is listed, instead of you needing to solve for the name too. Hint: D = T.
Answer to the previous issue’s cryptogram:
Mary Had A Little LambWhose Fleece Was White
As Show.And Everywhere ThatMary Went, The Lamb
Was Sure To Go.
Zebulon Chamber ExpoSeptember 27th the Zebulon Chamber of Commerce held its annualBusiness Expo. Businesses met local residents, and local residents pickedup goodies, learned about services, and some won prizes in the drawings.
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