The aging single-pane windows throughout the George Henry White Memorial Health and Education Center have been replaced with new, energy-saving custom windows, thanks to support from a wide range of partners. Individuals donated to replace windows in tribute to loved ones. The Z. Reynolds Foundation helped with a grant to cover fabrication and labor costs. Lowe's of Whiteville arranged the manufacture of the windows and helped cover the additional costs of installation. "We

Landowners will reap profitable information from an exciting meet up of local agencies at the George Henry White Memorial Health and Education Center on Tuesday, February 7 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you own land that has trees on it, there are programs that can save you taxes, increase your income, minimize costs, and improve the value of your land. “People say “Money doesn’t grow on trees…but I found out, it does!” said Wanda Campbell-Clay. She is coordinating this special i

The George Henry White Memorial Health and Education Center is proud to introduce three recent additions to our team: Carol Caldwell, Program Coordinator, and Brenda Kelly and Hilda Coleman, Docents, who are enabling us to have regular weekday hours in which the center is open for visits, classes, meetings and other events. Carol John Caldwell is a native of Whiteville, NC, educated at Mt. Olive High School and Central High School in Whiteville and Whiteville Senior High Scho