Ena Sellers

Raleigh

News Editor at North State Journal

Editor for Duplin Times, and Southeastern North Carolina Magazine

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Chatham volunteer fire depts. receive almost $23K in grants - The Chatham News + Record

May 22, 2024 | chathamnewsrecord.com | Ena Sellers

The North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal announced the recipients of the 2024 Volunteer Fire Department Fund, also known as Fire Grant, on May 15. Two departments in Chatham County received almost $23,000 between them. Bennett Fire was awarded $10,586 and Bonlee Fire received $12,318. The money will go towards new equipment and must be paired with matching funds.
9 Stanly volunteer fire depts. receive $235K in grants

May 22, 2024 | stanlyjournal.com | Ena Sellers

The North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal announced the recipients of the 2024 Volunteer Fire Department Fund, also known as Fire Grant, on May 15. In Stanly County, $235,654 will help nine fire departments purchase equipment using matching funds. “Fire and rescue organizations protect our communities large and small across North Carolina, but sometimes their budgets don’t grow with their responsibilities,” stated Brian Taylor, State Fire Marshal in the announcement.
New tech will shape future of ag

Apr 18, 2024 | nsjonline.com | Ena Sellers

CARY — Rodolphe Barrangou knows big things are coming. In fact, some of it is already here. The NC State distinguished professor of food, bioprocess and nutrition sciences spoke about revolutionary technologies that are changing the future at the NC Ag Leads: Imagine Agriculture Day at the SAS campus in Cary last month.
Event explores ways to move agriculture forward

Apr 10, 2024 | nsjonline.com | Ena Sellers

CARY — Agricultural leaders and industry experts were invited last month to NC Ag Leads: Imagine Agriculture Day at the SAS campus in Cary, where national thought leaders spoke about the future of agriculture and the challenges faced by today’s farmers, engaging participants in thought-provoking conversations about moving the industry forward.
'Growing State, Shrinking Farmland' - The Chatham News + Record

Apr 9, 2024 | chathamnewsrecord.com | Ena Sellers

CARY — Last week regional and state agricultural leaders gathered for NC Ag Leads: Imagine Agriculture Day at the SAS campus in Cary, to talk about agriculture, challenges and how to move the industry forward.
Growing state, shrinking farmland

Apr 3, 2024 | stanlyjournal.com | Ena Sellers

CARY — Last week regional and state agricultural leaders gathered for NC Ag Leads: Imagine Agriculture Day at the SAS campus in Cary, to talk about agriculture, challenges and how to move the industry forward.
Pittsboro mayor, Leader Reives, AG call for oversight, holding water polluters accountable - The Chatham News + Record

Feb 20, 2024 | chathamnewsrecord.com | Ena Sellers

PITTSBORO – Dwarfed by one of the state’s first granular activated carbon advanced filtration systems a trio of government officials gathered at the Pittsboro Water Treatment plant to address the town’s ongoing water issues. Pittsboro Mayor Kyle Shipp, NC House Minority Leader Rep. Robert Reives (D-Chatham) and NC Attorney General Josh Stein (D) spoke to the press on Thursday, Feb.
Two local first responders honored with Lifesaver Awards

Dec 5, 2023 | duplinjournal.com | Ena Sellers

KENANSVILLE — Monday, Dec. 4 was a joyful night at the County Commissioners meeting in Kenansville, as two emergency responders were recognized for their actions which saved the life of a woman who was having a heart attack. “One of the main reasons we get into EMS is to ultimately save a life,” said Mark Casey, Duplin County EMS training officer, as he addressed the crowd.
Lt. Gov. Robinson visits Duplin County

Dec 5, 2023 | duplinjournal.com | Ena Sellers

Vietnam veteran honored at Duplin Veterans First Christmas banquet BEULAVILLE — More than 100 people gathered at East Duplin High School to celebrate the annual Christmas Banquet for Duplin Veterans First, Friday night in Beulaville. The event, honoring veterans of all branches, featured guest speakers Hal Weatherman and Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. The banquet kicked off with a welcome message from Adrain Arnett, founder of Duplin Veterans First.
All aboard! Proposed passenger line could bring two train stations to Duplin

Dec 5, 2023 | duplinjournal.com | Ena Sellers

WALLACE — The historic Community Center on Wallace’s Railroad Street saw a full house on Nov. 28 as people gathered to learn more about the proposed passenger line between Wilmington and Raleigh. The event featured a presentation by Eddie McFalls, a consultant with the NC Department of Transportation Rail Division.

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