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Kids Night Out: That means Parent's Night Out!!! Parent's are invited to drop off the kids (5 to 13 years of age) so they can enjoy a peaceful evening. Kids are invited to visit the MVP Sports Center from 6pm-10pm for an evening of fun and games! This program runs every Friday throughout the year. The youth will be split into age groups, depending on registration numbers each week, and will be supervised by The Sports Centers' professional staff. They will enjoy a variety of activities including; Soccer, Basketball, Baseball/Softball, Volleyball, Ice Skating, Story Telling, Board Games, Relay Races, Creative Games and much more.

Come to one of our Orientation session so you can learn how you to donate your time and compassion to help older adults (age 60+), disabled adults, and family caregivers in Wake County. Volunteers provide Respite Care, Transportation, Home Chores, and Friendly Visits. Because of volunteers, our services are free. Sessions held monthly - call for date/times and to RSVP. 

The Center For Volunteer Caregiving, 975 Walnut St., Suite 311, Cary, NC PHONE 460-0567. www.volunteercaregiving.org

Wake Tech Celebrates Black History Month

RALEIGH, N.C. - Dr. Stephen Scott, president of Wake Technical Community College, has announced a series of events to commemorate Black History Month.

On Thursday, February 14th, Dr. Willie Gilchrist, Chancellor of Elizabeth City State University, will speak at the college’s Main Campus. Gilchrist is a former member of the UNC Board of Governors and has an extensive background as an educator. Tickets are on sale for one of Wake Tech’s most popular events, an Evening of Jazz and Dinner. It takes place on Friday night, February 15th. Entertainment for the event will feature the music of Chapter Six and Stanley Baird. Last year more than 300 people attended. Finally, North Carolina actor Mike Wiley will perform at Wake Tech’s Northern Wake Campus on Tuesday, February 26th. Wiley has more than ten years of experience in theatre and seeks to expand cultural awareness through his dynamic portrayals of pivotal moments in African-American history.

Steve Lippia is a singer’s singer. He has quickly become on of this country’s most prominent vocalist and interpreters of Classic pop music. His show is a rich, powerful celebration of some of the greatest music this country has known. With a hot driving band behind him, Steve moves from crisp, popping swing tunes to lush, poignant ballads with equanimity. He possesses great stage presence – a charm and an ease that immediately endears audiences to him. His natural sound and style is a remarkable combination f his own honest musical interpretation, combined with influences form some of the best singers of this era.

Kids Night Out: That means Parent's Night Out!!! Parent's are invited to drop off the kids (5 to 13 years of age) so they can enjoy a peaceful evening. Kids are invited to visit the MVP Sports Center from 6pm-10pm for an evening of fun and games! This program runs every Friday throughout the year. The youth will be split into age groups, depending on registration numbers each week, and will be supervised by The Sports Centers' professional staff. They will enjoy a variety of activities including; Soccer, Basketball, Baseball/Softball, Volleyball, Ice Skating, Story Telling, Board Games, Relay Races, Creative Games and much more.

Come to one of our Orientation session so you can learn how you to donate your time and compassion to help older adults (age 60+), disabled adults, and family caregivers in Wake County. Volunteers provide Respite Care, Transportation, Home Chores, and Friendly Visits. Because of volunteers, our services are free. Sessions held monthly - call for date/times and to RSVP. 

The Center For Volunteer Caregiving, 975 Walnut St., Suite 311, Cary, NC PHONE 460-0567. www.volunteercaregiving.org

Growing up without a record or cassette player, Justin learned to play the mandolin at the age of four by listening to his father whistle melodies in their Southwest Missouri kitchen. He toured with the Bertoldie Family Band throughout the Midwest for six years before performing full-time in Branson, MO, with the Braschler Music Show and various bands at Silver Dollar City. He toured as a mandolin/fiddle/guitar player for the legendary Roy Clark for four years. During those years, Clark mentored Justin and encouraged him to network and write with other musicians they met while touring. In 2005 Justin was a top five Nashville Star contestant.

What is evil? The scene is a small Southern town where Colonel and Christine Penmark live with their daughter, Rhoda. On the surface Rhoda is a sweet, charming eight-year-old, full of old-fashioned graces, loved by her parents, admired by all her elders. But Rhoda's mother has an uneasy feeling about her. When one of Rhoda's schoolmates drowns mysteriously at a picnic, Mrs. Penmark is alarmed. For the boy who drowned was the one who had won the penmanship medal that Rhoda felt she deserved. When a series of strange and tragic events occur, suspicion and treachery point in some strangely