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Summer 2012
Are You
Ready
Curriculum Programs at VGCC
Vance-Granville Community College offers more than 40 degree, diploma, and certificate
programs to prepare students for further education or to enter work directly after graduation.
Arts
& Sciences
Applied Technologies
• Associate in Arts and Associate in Science
(College Transfer)
• Associate in General Education
• Bioprocess Technology
• Early Childhood Associate
• Infant/Toddler Care
• Lateral Entry (for Teacher Certification)
• School-Age Education
Business
• Accounting
• Business Administration
• Computer Information Technology
• Culinary Arts
• Entrepreneurship
• Global Logistics Technology
• Information Systems Security
• Medical Office
Administration
• Networking Technology
• Office Administration
• Office Administration/Legal
• Web Technologies
• Air Conditioning, Heating &
Refrigeration Technology (HVAC)
• Automotive Systems Technology
• Basic Law Enforcement Training
• Carpentry
• Cosmetology
• Criminal Justice Technology
• Electrical/Electronics Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology
• Manicuring/Nail Technology
• Sustainability Technologies
• Welding Technology
Health
Sciences
• Associate Degree Nursing
• Associate Degree Nursing LPN
to ADN Completion Program
• CT/MRI
• Human Services Technology
• Human Services Technology/ Mental Health
• Human Services Technology/ Substance Abuse
• Medical Assisting
• Pharmacy Technology
• Practical Nursing
• Radiography
Steps To Get Started:
1. Apply for Admission and for Financial Aid - See Application for Admission on page 7 or go online to www.vgcc.edu/applyonline
Submit your transcripts and complete placement tests, if necessary.
2. Attend Orientation. Activate your WebAdvisor account online. Preview courses online, and meet with your academic advisor.
3. Register and pay for your classes by the required deadlines -- both can be done online or on-campus.
Fall 2012 Registration Dates:
July 23 - August 16
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• Students who are returning for another semester have Priority Registration
on July 23-24.
• Students can register online by going to www.vgcc.edu and accessing the
WebAdvisor system.
• Students can register in-person on any VGCC campus on July 25-26 and
Aug. 13-16.
• The Fall 2012 semester begins on Aug. 20.
To Become A Vanguard?
Community & Economic Development
Programs at VGCC
The Community and Economic Development Division at
Vance-Granville Community College offers a variety of continuing education programs to meet the needs and interests of
citizens. There are opportunities for students to gain basic academic skills, obtain training to help them become employed
or advance on the job, and to enjoy hobbies in their leisure
time. Classes range in length from one day to several months,
and they are starting nearly every day at all four VGCC campuses and at other locations.
Programs Include:
• Adult Basic Skills: Adult Basic Education (for adults who
want to improve their literacy & math skills), GED, Adult
High School, English as a Second Language, Compensatory
Education
• Community Service/Personal Enrichment: Arts, Motorcycle
Safety, Quilting and more!
• Economic Development Services
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
• Human Resources Development (HRD): Classes to help
unemployed/underemployed to find and keep jobs
• Industry Services: Customized training for employers
• Law Enforcement Training/BLET
• Occupational Extension: ServSafe, BioWork, Substitute
Teaching, Notary Public and more!
• Occupational Extension Computer Center: Software
training, Medical Coding
• Occupational Healthcare Programs: CNA, Medication
Aide, Phlebotomy
• Online Learning/ Ed2go
• Public Services: Fire/Rescue, Code Enforcement
• Small Business Center: Training, education, counseling
and referral for Small Businesses
• Workforce Investment Act (WIA): Resources to help
eligible people obtain training & employment
Registration details, fees and other policies vary by program.
Call (252) 492-2061 and ask for the program that interests you.
Go online to www.vgcc.edu/schedules or visit any campus for
schedules and more information.
www.vgcc.edu
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Are You
Ready to Succeed?
New VGCC Division Aims to Help Every Student
Students at VGCC now have enhanced access to resources and services designed to help them achieve their
personal and educational goals. In Jan.
2012, the new Student Learning and
Success Center brought counseling, academic advising, tutoring, male mentoring and career services under one roof
in Building 1 on VGCC’s Main Campus. Similar services are available on
the three other campuses. Assistance is
readily available to guide each student
toward successful completion of a program of study, success in a career or success in transferring to a four-year institution.
“As faculty and staff, we want to
foster intense personal connections
with all VGCC students, so that they
feel that they are not on their own, and
theyreceivemotivation,encouragement
and assistance all along the way,” said
VGCC Dean of Student Learning and
Success Jennifer M. Johnson.
“TheMaleMentoringprogramatVGCCisveryeducationalandhastakenmeplacesIhadneverbeen
before. Most importantly, it keeps young men in school!”
- Devoan Durham of Henderson,
AssociateinArts(CollegeTransfer)
2012 Graduate
What is
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Every ten years, colleges like VGCC that have been accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Commission on Colleges must have their accreditation reaffirmed. SACS is scheduled to make its final decision on VGCC’s reaffirmation of accreditation in the summer of 2013. As part of this process, VGCC has created a
Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), a long-term course of action that addresses a topic or
issue related to improving student learning. The subject of this QEP is Academic Advising
and Career Planning, and the slogan is “Advising in 3D: Dream, Design, Discover!” For
more information, contact Jennifer M. Johnson at (252) 738-3408.
Jody Hastings of Townsville
Business Administration graduate
Co-owner/operator, Future Fuels
Unlimited
Are You
Ready?
“Mybiodieselbusinessstartedwithresearch
IdidforaBiologyclass.Mycompanyowes
itsexistencetowhatIlearnedandthepeople
ImetatVGCC--includingmybusinesspartner!”
These Students Found Their Places
at VGCC and you can find yours!
Clinton Perry of Henderson
Automotive Systems Technology
graduate
Now employed at Bishop’s Radiator
& Automotive
Kevin Fabretti of Henderson
Culinary Arts graduate
Now employed by The Peanut
Roaster as a quality assurance
manager
“I’vealwayslovedtinkeringonvehiclesso
whileIwasinthemilitary,IdecidedthatI
wouldstudyAutomotive.Becauseofmyeducation,I’mworkingforanindependentshop
nowandIplantoopenmyownshopintwo
years!”
“VGCCisclosetohomeandaccessible,
withabeautifulcampusandfriendly
people!”
Jennifer Quick of Warrenton
Warren Early College High School
student
Plans to graduate in 2013 with an Associate in Arts, transfer to N.C. State
to study criminology and start her law
enforcement career at age 21
“IchosetoattendWarrenEarlyCollege
becauseitincludesaninternship,whichI
thoughtwasimportanttohelpmeprepare
formycareer,andbecauseIlikechallenges.”
Sandra Preddy of Franklinton
Medical Office Administration
graduate
Now employed in a local medical
practice
“Ilikethesmallclassesandbeingable
tohaveapersonalrelationshipwithmy
instructors.Andasanolderstudent,the
staff made me feel comfortable!”
Laura Gray Perry of Henderson
GED graduate; Associate in Arts
(College Transfer) graduate
Planning to transfer to UNC-Chapel
Hill to study journalism
Renale Giles of Raleigh
Human Services Technology
graduate
Now employed by Safe Space, Inc. as
an advocate for children and victims of
sexual assault and domestic violence.
“Idroppedoutofhighschoolintheninth
gradebutlatercametoVance-Granvilleto
getmyGEDandthenkeptgoing!While
atVGCC,Ibecameinterestedindocumentaries,leadingmetostudyjournalism.”
“VGCCopenedthedoorforme,because
whileIwasastudent,Ididmyinternshipat
SafeSpace...Iwasabletogeteverything
IneededandwantedrightthereatVanceGranville.”
CLASSSCHEDULELOCATIONS
Class schedules are available online by going to www.vgcc.edu and accessing WebAdvisor.
Youcanalsopickupprinted"ARCHES"schedulesatanyVGCCcampusandinnewspaper-styleboxesattheselocationsinthecommunity:
Vance County
GranvilleCounty
Franklin County
Warren County
Henderson Post Office
HendersonSquareShoppingCenter(JCPenney,Belk)
HendersonMall(VanceCharterSchool,FoodLion,Roses)
Youngsville Library
MossFoods,BickettBlvd.,Louisburg
Oxford Post Office
CreedmoorPostOffice
Butner Post Office
WarrenCornersShoppingCenter,Norlina
(Food Lion, Dollar General)
www.vgcc.edu
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Are You
Ready to Pay For College?
VGCC Financial Aid & Scholarships Can Help!
Vance-Granville Community College believes in providing an open door for all individuals to access higher education.
Financial assistance is available in a variety of forms to help
eligible students. In 2010-2011, 4,572 students at VGCC received a total of $12,324,652 in aid from various sources.
There are several different resources available to help
students. Through the VGCC Endowment Fund, the college
has provided more than 6,500 scholarships for students since
1982.
Other types of aid are administered by the VGCC Financial Aid Office. All students and prospective students are encouraged to complete a Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) online at: www.fafsa.ed.gov. Eligible students
may receive Pell Grants or other types of federal assistance,
in addition to state funds. Completing the FAFSA is all that is
required to be considered for most grants. Also, military veterans who wish to use their Veterans’ Education benefits may
contact the Financial Aid Office at (252) 738-3421.
VGCC also participates in the William D. Ford Federal
Direct Loan Program. Certain eligibility requirements apply,
and completing the FAFSA is the first step. Students are advised that these loans must be repaid.
Students must apply to be considered for all types of aid.
The charts on the right explain some of the differences between financial aid and Endowment scholarships. Students
may qualify for both!
“VGCCscholarshipsmadeit
possibleformeandmanyof
myclassmatestogetourdegrees!”
-JonBaumgardnerofOxford,Associate
DegreeNursinggraduate,nowemployed
at Duke University Medical Center.
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FINANCIAL AID
Awarded based on financial need (e.g. Pell Grants)
Students must maintain a cumulative Grade Point
Average (GPA) of at least 2.0 and meet other
Standards of Academic Progress.
Call the Financial Aid Office at (252) 738-3280
or visit www.vgcc.edu/FinancialAidOffice
ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Awarded based on academic merit and other factors.
Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 and
carry 12 credit hours to qualify for a full-time scholarship. Part-time scholarships are also available.
Call the Endowment Office at (252) 738-3430.
“TheFinancialAidOfficereallyhelpedmetopursuemy
degree,whichotherwiseI
wouldn’thavebeenableto
finance.”
-RachelWilliamsofOxford,CollegeTransfer
Student;RecipientofEndowedScholarship;
ParticipantintheFederalWorkStudy
Program
You can also apply online at www.vgcc.edu/applyonline
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You can also apply online at www.vgcc.edu/applyonline
You can also apply online at www.vgcc.edu/applyonline
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Are You
Ready
to learn on your schedule?
For the busy adult who needs additional education but
must juggle work and family obligations, VGCC has the answer: the Distance Education program. VGCC has become
one of North Carolina’s leaders in providing online courses
for college credit in a variety of subjects and programs. Many
degrees, diplomas and certificates can be completed entirely
online. Not only are online classes convenient, but they offer
the same level of quality as traditional face-to-face courses.
New high-tech features are being added to make VGCC’s online offerings more engaging than ever. For more information,
go to www.vgcc.edu/DistanceEducation
Photo:SharonLarkofBunn,recipientofVGCC’sAcademicExcellenceAwardfor
2012,hastakenmostofherclassesonlinethroughVGCC’sDistanceEducation
program,whileshealsoraiseschildrenandgrandchildrenandworksfull-time
at Franklin Regional Medical Center.
VGCC Mobile
VGCC is now
more accessible
than ever, thanks
to the VGCC Web
site
specifically
designedtodeliver
some of the content from www.
vgcc.edu in a mobile-friendly format. VGCC Mobile is optimized
for iPhone, iPod
Touch, and Android devices, but may also
workonothersmartphones
with modern web browsers. At “VGCC Mobile”
(m.vgcc.edu) you’ll find
the latest news from the
college, plus a calendar of
events, the employee directory and job postings.
Stay connected toVGCC, no matter where you are!
VGCC is on Social Media!
• Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/vancegranville
• Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/VanceGranville
• Watch us on YouTube: www.youtube.com/VanceGranvilleCC
VanceGranville
Today
TV Show
Vance-Granville Today is the
monthly video program all
about VGCC! It is broadcast
Thursdays and Fridays at 8
p.m. on Time-Warner Cable
Channel 7 in parts of our fourcounty area and is posted online at www.vgcc.edu
www.vgcc.edu
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Are You
Ready
At VGCC, students enjoy a variety of extracurricular activities that enhance their classroom education, promote the
teamwork and leadership skills they need to succeed in the workforce, and give them avenues for creativity, service and
community engagement.
StudentClubs/Organizationsinclude:
• Ambassadors
•AppliedTechnologiesClub
• Bio-Pharm Tech Club
• Criminal Justice Club
• Drama Club
• Ecology Club
• History Club
• Literary Arts Club
• Male Mentoring Club
•NationalStudentNursesAssociation
• Phi Beta Lambda
• PhiTheta Kappa (Honor Society)
• Radiography Club
• Social Sciences Club
PhiBetaLambda
Phi Beta Lambda is the national organization for college students who are
preparing for a variety of careers in business. VGCC’s PBL chapter, called “Chi
Beta Chi,” has won numerous state and
national awards. Chapter members develop leadership and teamwork skills,
network with business professionals,
take on service projects, and compete
for scholarships. Pictured below are the
club’s 2011-2012 officers and faculty advisers. For more information, call LaTonya Steele at (252) 738-3447.
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Music
VGCC sponsors the Vance-Granville
Community Band (pictured below), an
ensemble that includes students and interested citizens from all four counties of
the VGCC service area and beyond. The
band is directed by VGCC music instructor Michael Stephenson. The college also
offers a Music Scholarship, which gives
students a chance to explore their passion
for music while performing for community functions and college activities. For
more information, call Michael Stephenson at (252) 738-3346.
• Spanish Club
• Student-Athlete Advisory
Committee
•StudentGovernmentAssociation
• Student Association of Medical
Assistants
• Student North Carolina Associatio
of Educators
Drama Club
Students in the VGCC Drama Club
entertain local audiences with productions ranging from classic Greek tragedies to modern farces. Students gain
hands-on experience while building confidence and stretching themselves creatively as members of an artistic team.
Pictured below, students staged the Neil
Simon comedy, “Rumors,” in 2012. For
more information, call Betsy Henderson
at (252) 738-3371.
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Athletics
VGCC fields teams in three sports as
a member of the National Junior College
Athletic Association: men’s basketball,
men’s/women’s golf and women’s volleyball (pictured below). Visit www.vgcc.edu/
Athletics for more information.
International Speakers Series
VGCC offers an International Speakers Series, in partnership with UNC’s
World View program, to promote global
awareness among students, faculty, staff
and the community. On April 11, 2012,
the series brought N.C. State University
Associate Professor Anna Bigelow (pictured at right) to campus to discuss recent
events in the Middle East.
Cultural Fair
VGCC’s annual Cultural Fair gives
students, faculty and staff a chance to
learn more about a variety of cultures
from around the country and around the
world, through a diverse mix of entertainment, food, arts and crafts. Pictured at
right: on stage at the 2012 Cultural Fair,
Spanish Club students demonstrate Latin
American dances.
Photo credit: Daily Dispatch / Ashley Steven Ayscue
Earth Day
Earth Day is quickly becoming one of VGCC’s biggest events of the year. The seventh annual Earth Day festival, held on April 23, 2012, featured informative displays,
works of art and demonstrations related to science, nature and environmental sustainability. Biology students showed off class projects (below, left) and various VGCC
programs contributed their expertise, such as the Automotive Systems Technology
program showing off its own hybrid vehicle, a Toyota Prius (below, right).
www.vgcc.edu
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VGCC Adult Basic Skills graduates at their
commencement exercises, held on May 3, 2012.
Are You Ready...
to Finish Your High School Education at Vance-Granville?
VGCC Adult Basic Skills/Literacy classes help adults improve
their reading, writing and math skills and complete their high school
education. Classes are available at all four VGCC campuses and at various community locations. VGCC now also offers Adult High School,
Pre-GED and GED programs online. Either way, instruction is offered
free of charge.
With your high school education under your belt, you’ll be ready
for new educational and employment opportunities. If you complete
your GED or Adult High School diploma at VGCC, you’ll be eligible
to receive a voucher toward free tuition and fees for one semester of
courses in VGCC curriculum programs!
For more details, visit www.vgcc.edu or call (252) 738-3315.
JacquelineI.DavisofOxford,a
motheroffour,droppedoutof
highschooltogotowork.She
completedherGEDatVGCCin
2011andthenenrolledinthe
college’sMedicalOfficeAdministrationdegreeprogram.
“I love every minute I’m in
school,andI’mmakinggood
grades,” Davis said. “I am
headedinaverypositiveand
prosperous direction!”
to Start College While You’re Still in High School?
VGCC offers opportunities for local high school students (including public, private and home-schooled students) to get college credits, tuition-free, as part of the new state program, “Career and College
Promise” (CCP). Students can potentially complete entire programs
before they graduate from high school, or they can save themselves
time and money after high school, when they’re ready to enroll at either
VGCC or a four-year university.
CCP offers three structured pathways for qualified students:
• College Transfer, in which students earn credits toward a
four-year degree;
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• Career & Technical Education, in which students work toward
an entry-level job credential, certificate or diploma in a technical
career;
“If you’re willling to work
hard, this is a great way to
knocktwoyearsoffcollege
andsaveyourparentsalotof
money!”
- Sarah Robinson,
Vance County Early College
High School Student
a five-year period. VGCC operates four Early College High
Schools in partnership with the public school systems of Vance,
Granville, Franklin and Warren counties.
• Early College High School, in which students simultaneously
complete both a high school diploma and a two-year college
For more information, students and parents should talk with
degree (or up to two years of college-transferable credit) over
their school guidance counselors.
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Are You
Ready
to Support Vance-Granville?
Vance-Granville Community College’s 28th annual Endowment
Fund Benefit Golf Tournament generated approximately $33,250 from
entry fees and from sponsors to help fund scholarships for deserving
students at the college. That result set a new record as the highestgrossing golf tournament in VGCC history. A total of 120 players
formed 30 teams to play in either the morning or the afternoon round
on May 8, 2012 at Henderson Country Club. “We greatly appreciate
the support of all the golfers and business sponsors who made this our
college’s most successful tournament ever,” said VGCC President Dr.
Stelfanie Williams. “This shows once again that the people and the
HowCanYouMakeCollegePossible
For a Deserving Student?
ContributetotheVGCCEndowmentFundandmakeaninvestment
inthefutureofthecollegeandyourcommunity.Yourtax-deductible
giftshelpworthystudentsandprovidealastingwayforyoutohonor
aperson,agroup,orabusiness.Eachyear,theEndowmentFund
awardsover300scholarshipstofull-timestudents.Infact,VanceGranvilleawardsmoreendowedscholarshipsthananyothercommunitycollegeinNorthCarolina.Contributionsmaybemadebygifts
ofcash,realorpersonalproperty,orsecurities;provisionofawillor
insurancepolicies;orestablishmentoftrusts.Youcanalsoparticipate
inourannualGolfTournament.DonationstotheVGCCEndowment
Fundaretaxdeductible.Formoreinformationonhowyoucansupport our students, call (252) 738-3409.
businesses of our four-county area believe in the mission of VanceGranville, and they believe in providing opportunities for more students to achieve their educational goals.”
Pictured,above:TheProfessionalStriping&SealCoatingteam(fromleft,
GraysonCasteen,CharlesPhelts,PhilipShopeandScottBradsher)wonthe
morningroundofthe28thAnnualVGCCEndowmentFundGolfTournament.
Pictured,below:TheInstitutionalInteriorsteam(fromleft,MikeBaskett,Matt
Williams,TimHillandBillyStanton)wontheafternoonroundofthegolftournament.
ThankYoutoOurSponsors&GolfersforSupportingthe28thAnnualEndowmentFundGolfTournament!
CORPORATE SPONSOR
AXA Financial Advisors and Glen Raven
PLATINUM SPONSOR
MariaParhamMedicalCenter;Del-Jen,Inc.ofKittrell;InstitutionalInteriors,Inc.ofRaleigh;
SantaFeNaturalTobaccoCompanyofOxford;DurhamCoca-ColaBottlingCompany;VarietyWholesalers,Inc.ofHenderson;VulcanMaterialsofHenderson;CenturyLinkofWake
Forest;GlenRavenMills,Inc.ofNorlina;InterTechnologiesofSpringfield,Va.;Keithand
Stelfanie Williams; and The Farrington Foundation
GOLD SPONSOR
TimeWarnerCableBusinessClass,CSITechnologyOutfittersofEasley,S.C.,ParkerHannifin
CorporationofCreedmoor,RoseOilRoseMartConvenienceStoresofHenderson,Winston
InternationalofOxford,SportraxofHenderson,TheDailyDispatchofHenderson,CEIof
Raleigh, and Living Arts College of Raleigh
HOLE SPONSORS
AltecIndustries,Inc.;Royster,Cross&Hensley,LLP;OneSourceDocumentSolutions,Inc.;
CertainTeed;ToyotaofHenderson;Phillips,Dorsey,Thomas,Waters&Brafford,P.A.;MedicalArtsPharmacy&MedicalSupplies;CityTire,Inc.;May&PlaceCPA,PA;Frazco,Inc.Insurance-RealEstate;MastDrugCompany,Inc.;ExpressEmploymentProfessionals;Golden
Skillet;Ted’sCateringService;Dr.RandyParker;Dr.AngelaBallentine;SantaFeNatural
TobaccoCompany;RoseOilRoseMartConvenienceStores;CarolinaSunrockGroup;M.R.
Williams;Priveon,Inc.;ThePeanutRoaster;WilliamL.StarkandCompany;Subway(on
DabneyDrive,Henderson);Carver’s;WesterRealty&InsuranceAgency,Inc.;Bridgestone
CommercialSolutions;SkipperForsyth’sBar-B-QandVance-GranvilleDayCareParents;
TrippLitePowerProtection;CoachingIsNotJustForSports;GlennandJoAnnaJones;
BricoConstruction;Stainback,Satterwhite&Zollicoffer,PLLC;SLAITConsulting;Keithand
StelfanieWilliams;FarmBureauInsuranceofWarrenton;andRobinsonFerryRestaurantof
Warrenton;plusholes:“InHonorofVGCCAdministrativeAssistants&ExecutiveAssistants,”
and“InHonorofVGCCLiaisonsforFranklin,Granville,Vance&WarrenEarlyCollegeHigh
Schools, including Directors and Students”
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS & OTHER GIFTS
CharlesBoyd,Inc.;HubertL.Gooch,Jr.;Priveon,Inc.;MarshaJ.Nelson;ErnestThompson;
NewtonInstrumentCompany;MariaBailey;JohnK.Nelms;AdvanceAutoParts;AutoZone;
BambooGarden;BricoConstruction;CarolinaCountrySnacks;CarolinaLanesBowling;
CarquestAutoParts;CDW-G;CEI;CrackerBarrel;TheDailyDispatch;Dell,Inc.;Dr.Angela
Ballentine;ElaineStem;GoldenCorral;GoldenSkillet;GranvilleHealthSystem;Hardee’sof
Henderson;Hardee’sofWarrenton;InstitutionalInteriorsInc.;Lowe’sHomeImprovement
Warehouse;LuihnFoodSystems;MariaParhamMedicalCenter;MarketplaceCinema;MayflowerSeafoodRestaurant;MazatlanMexicanRestaurant;NapaWalkerAutoStores;One
SourceDocumentSolutions;O’ReillyAutoParts;Revlon;RibeyesSteakhouseofHenderson;
RoseGin&SupplyCompany;RubyTuesday;SchewelsFurnitureCompany;Smithfield’s
Chicken‘NBar-B-Q;StaffMark;TheAngusBarn;TheLotusLoungeSpa;ThePeanutRoaster;
TheScarletRooster;TractorSupplyCompany;VanceFurniture;VancoEquipmentServices;
VarietyWholesalers/RosesStores;Wendy’sofHenderson;andWinstonInternational
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