Author: Admin Rick Steeves

Water Quality Update: Eno In the Clear Since tropical depression Chantal caused major flooding of the Eno River, we have cautioned people to avoid coming into contact with the water until we have a clear read on water quality in …

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Flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal pushed the Eno River to 25.63 feet on the morning of July 7, according to the National Water Prediction Service, a part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Chantal surpassed Hurricane Fran’s record of …

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Dear Neuse River Park Supporters, We’re excited to share that the City has officially executed a contract with our consultant team to lead the next phases of the Neuse River Park project-from schematic design through construction administration. Our prime consultant …

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The Triad roll session is canceled today.

Thanks to the hard work of Jacki Zevenbergen we have a wide range of clinics this year at WOR. Most are already full, but we have a few clinic spaces left in: Roll Session at Fontana River Safety and Rescue …

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Time  to order your WOR 2025 shirts! My order showed up today (love the purple heather!). I placed my order a week ago, so there’s still time to get shirts shipped to you before WOR, but not much! Time to …

Time is running out for WOR 2025 t-shirts! Read more »

Herbicide treatment in the Eno River will begin next week and continue through August. The treatment reduces hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant that harms wildlife and clogs water intakes. https://buff.ly/JuXcbeQ