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Warren County Emergency Services Awarded $25,000 Grant
Warren County Emergency Services received the Duke Energy Foundation Disaster Relief, Rebuilding, and Readiness Grant Program Year 2024 award.
Duke Energy Foundation is pleased to inform you that it hereby awards Warren County Emergency Services the Duke Energy Foundation Disaster Relief, Rebuilding, and Readiness Grant Program Year 2024 award in the amount of $25,000 as part of their commitment to support disaster readiness and recovery across North Carolina.
Duke Energy Foundation: Disaster Relief, Rebuilding, and Readiness Grant Program
Period of Performance: 12/11/2024 to 12/31/2025
Total Amount of Award: $25,000
If you are interested in any additional information about this project, please contact Chris Tucker by calling (252) 257-1191 or email christucker@warrencountync.gov.
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Warren County Partners Unveil Vending Machine Containing Opioid Overdose Reversal Kits
The newspaper box-style vending machine at the library is stocked with free risk reduction supplies for public use.
The Warren County Health Department, Warren County Memorial Library, and several local partners came together on May 29 to unveil a new public health initiative aimed at saving lives and promoting safety in the community.
The newspaper box-style vending machine at the library is stocked with FREE risk reduction supplies for public use, which include Naloxone (Narcan) – an opioid overdose reversal medication, Fentanyl/Xylazine testing strips, and medication lockboxes.
Watch this video to learn more about this countywide initiative to combat the opioid crisis.
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PHOTOS: Celebrating Warren County 2025
Several local residents received special recognition at the inaugural event.
Hosted by the Warrenton Church of God, the inaugural Celebrating Warren County festival on Saturday, May 10, embraced an understanding and appreciation of fellowship and community involvement.
Emceed by Pastor Phillip Sharp, attendees gathered on the Courthouse Square, and shopped with local vendors, received helpful info from such resources as the Warren County Health Department and Trillium Health Resources, enjoyed live entertainment, and with a ticket, were given a free meal courtesy of Rachel’s Whistle Stop in Norlina.
Local resident, Alexis Henderson received special recognition as a Notable Citizen and for work as the founder of Sisterly Dreams (watch it here).
Anna Boyd (3rd grade) and Tinisha King (5th grade) were announced as the winners in the Why Do You Love Warren County contest and each received $50.
WALK BY FAITH: Lupus Awareness Walk hosted by Ariel Harrison
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Warren County Recreational Complex, Warrenton, NC
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