Pre-school T-ball

Interested in pre-school t-ball this year?  Find more information in the below flyer.

Swim Lessons

Lee County Parks and Recreation is disseminating information on swim lessons and how to register.  Please see image below for additional information.

Become a Citizen Revaluation Officer - Have a Voice

The tax office is pioneering a program that may transform the way property tax revaluations are conducted.  Become a Citizen Revaluation Officer.  It's simple, and it will show the community your sincereity in contributing to local government in a positive way.  The revaluation is broken into three phases: introduction, schedule of values and the appeals process.  We will be out in the community presenting at the appropriate time for each phase, and we will create YouTube videos for those that can't attend a presentation.  After you have seen the presentation or YouTube video, all you'll need to do is take a short five-question quiz.  That's all.  After all three quizzes have been successfully completed, you'll be deemed Citizen Revaluation Officer!  This may be a great credential for local business professionals and citizens as it will show your knowledge of the property tax system and revaluations.  It also will improve the accuracy of our 2013 revaluation by educating the public on NC laws and what information would be helpful in conducting this revaluation.  Have you ever heard of a tax office preparing the county's citizens for the appeals process?  We are.  Join the program and stay by our side every step of the way.

Register at the below link, and remember to email in your Certificate of Achievement once you successfully complete the quiz (four out of five correct).  Email questions to dbrinson@leecountync.gov.

CLICK HERE to register!

Lee County 4-H Spring Fling Fun Show

CLICK HERE for more information on the Lee County 4-H Spring Fling Fun Show.  The event will be held Saturday, May 5th.  You need not be a member of 4-H to participate.

What Does the Warm Weather Mean for Pests?

Extension Specialist at NC State, Hannah Burrack has been getting lots of questions about what our exceptionally warm spring weather means for tobacco pest management. Before we transplant, however, the key insect management questions centers around pests in greenhouses, and if any year is going to result in potentially damaging insect populations in greenhouses, this is it.

CLICK HERE to read more

Prevent Exercise-Related Injuries

The warmer weather is upon us.  Follow these tips to reduce your risk of injury.  CLICK HERE to read more.

May 2012 Center Post

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