Lee County Parks & Recreation Girls Volleyball Signups!

See flyer below for details!

August 2012 Center Post

The August 2012 edition of The Center Post is now availalble.  Click here to see what's going on at the Enrichment Center!

Vacant Board Positions

Lee County is looking for interested citizens willing to serve on the following boards:
      Agriculture Advisory Board - Jonesboro, East Sanford and Cape Fear Townships
      Parks & Recreation Commission - 2 alternate positions 
      Sanford Planning Board - 1 vacancy - must live in the 1-mile extraterritorial jurisdiction of Lee County
      Juvenile Crime Prevention Council - 1 vacancy from the Faith based community and 1 vacancy for a youth under the age of 21


Anyone interested in applying for these positions can contact County Clerk Gaynell Lee at 919-718-4605, Ext. 5507 (glee@leecountync.gov).  Applications are located on the county website at leecountync.gov under the "Commissioners' link. 

Lee County Parks & Recreation Dance Signups!

See flyer below for details!

Position Recruitment - Lee County Tax Administrator

Please see flyer below for Lee County's recruitment for the position of Tax Administrator.  You also may visit the link below for additional information and to apply.

http://www.leecountync.gov/Departments/HumanResources/Employment.aspx

2012 Parks & Recreation Summer Baseball Signups!

Please see the flyer below for more information

10th Annual Boomer, Senior and Caregiver Expo

Join us for the 10th Annual Boomer, Senior & Caregiver Expo on Wednesday, August 31 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center! Admission and parking are free. Click here for more information!

The Enrichment Center's "Sock Hop"

Come shake, rock, rattle and roll with us at the "Sock Hop" on Saturday, August 25 at the Elk's Lodge! This event is a fun event to celebrate the 10th Annual Bommer, Senior & Caregiver Expo! Proceeds benefit the Enrichment Center's "Helping Fund". Click here for more details!

Action Taken at 7-16-12 Commissioner's Meeting

The Lee County Board of Commissioners met on July 16, 2012 for their monthly meeting. Click here to view Action Taken from said meeting. 

Lee County Library Summer Reading presents FLOW CIRCUS!

The Lee County Library Summer Reading Program's Summer Performance Series is proud to present Flow Circus!  This is an incredibly entertaining display of the juggling arts. The performance starts Friday, July 20th at 10 a.m. at the Lee County Arts Center. This event is open to kids of all ages and is free to the public!

Lee County Library Summer Reading Presents Joy the Clown!

The Lee County Library Summer Reading Program is proud to present Joy the Clown.  This program will be held Thursday, July 19 at 11 a.m. in the Old Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church next door the Main Library on Hawkins Ave.  This event is open to all toddlers and preschoolers with their parents and is absolutely free.

Agenda for 7-16-12 Commissioner's Meeting

The Lee County Board of Commissioner's will meet at 4 p.m., July 16, 2012, for their next regular meeting.  Click here to view agenda for said meeting. 

Human Resources Analyst

Lee County Government currently is recruiting for a Human Resources Analyst.  Please see flyer below.  You may click on the link below to see all open opportunities with Lee County Government as well.

http://www.leecountync.gov/Departments/HumanResources/Employment.aspx

NC Tomorrow - Economic Development Focus Groups

Your involvement is requested.  Please see flyer below for additional information.

Sign up for Summer Camps at San Lee Park!

Why are my impatiens dying?

Your impatiens bed seems to be melting away and it could be that it is being taken away by a disease called downy mildew. What was once a lush bed of flowers and foliage is now absent of petals and leaves and just bare stems. Impatiens downy mildew symptoms begin as a light-green yellowing or stippling of infected leaves. Very subtle gray lines or markings are sometimes observed on the top of the leaf. Infected leaves may curl downward at the edges, but generally this is a more advanced symptom of infection. Young plants and immature plant tissues are especially susceptible to infection. As such, leaf symptoms are often first observed on the younger or terminal growth. Seedling cotyledons are also highly susceptible to infection. Plants infected at an early stage of development may be stunted in both height and leaf size, yet may show no visible signs of sporulation if environmental conditions are not favorable for disease expression.



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