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Hiring the right electrical contractor is essential whether you're selling your home and need a repair addendum, installing a new EV charger, or updating your warehouse's electrical systems. Sure, taking a DIY approach to some tasks isn't a bad idea, but when wiring and electricity are involved, it's always best to rely on licensed, insured electricians in Marshville, SC. When you need a team of expert electricians with decades of combined experience, no company fills that need quite like Sievert Electrical Contractors LLC.
Here at Sievert Electrical, we've been keeping Marshville and the Tri-State area powered up since 2016, providing the highest quality electrical services for residential, commercial, and industrial needs. Some of our specialties include:
Unlike other electrician companies in Marshville, however, we focus on serving customers instead of trying to make an easy buck. As locals in the metro Marshville community, we know how hard it is to find trustworthy electrical contractors. Like money, they don't just grow on trees. That's why we strive to be the Tri-State area's premier source for reliable electrical contractors who prioritize hard work, fair pricing, and customer service over everything else.
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At the end of the day, our vision, mission, and values help remind us of what's most important in our industry: you, our customer. As our customer, you can rest easy knowing we'll take all the time needed to fully understand your electrical needs. In learning about your pain points, we can explain the best options to resolve them and provide you with the best service possible. Call us old-fashioned, but we believe in building long-lasting relationships with our customers, whether they're residential or commercial clients. Instead of tricky fine print and awkward upselling, we've built our business on integrity, respect, and customer service. It's really that simple.
By working with our team of licensed electricians, you're giving yourself and your family or employees comfort, knowing that you're getting the best workmanship around. And when you look at our reviews, our customers agree. When you hire the Sievert Electrical team, you benefit from:
It's no secret that you shouldn't play around with electricity. Whether you're building a new pool or installing an EV charging station, hiring an experienced electrical contractor is a no-brainer when your safety is on the line. Why risk your health or a family member's health when you can trust Sievert Electrical to get the job done right the first time out?
Our licensed and insured electricians bring decades of combined experience to the table, as well as:
High-Level Training: Every member of the Sievert Electrical team must undergo rigorous industry training for residential electricians.
Accuracy & Safety: Our technicians excel at attention to detail to ensure your electrical needs are met with care and precision.
Knowledge & Education: Our electricians are happy to share their knowledge with homeowners and go the extra mile to explain the procedures and techniques used to address your electrical issues.
Looking to add value to your home? Installing a spa or pool is a wonderful idea to add to your list. Plus, your backyard barbecues will be much more fun. The process of installing a pool or spa isn't something you can handle on your own, though. You will need a team of experienced electricians in Marshville, SC to ensure your system is set up correctly. That way, you can enjoy your pool or spa for years to come, and it'll be in great working order when it's time to sell.
Installing a pool or spa is a very involved job that includes more than digging out space for a pool or spa. These units are very complex and have a whole host of electrical needs, from heating units and filters to color-changing lights that wow your guests. Having a professional install these parts is vital. Otherwise, you'll be swimming in a dirty, near-freezing pool or spa.
Hiring Sievert Electrical Contractors guarantees your pool or spa will be in proper working order for years and years.
Finding a reliable EV charging station when you're out and about is still a gamble in this day and age. While EV charger availability is improving, most EV owners prefer to have a charging station installed at home. But doing so is easier said than done and often requires the help of a professional electrician.
If you're like most homeowners, you don't have the proper permit to install your own EV charging station. For that reason alone, you need to rely on a pro who has the right tools and electrical know-how to handle the job. Plus, EV chargers need much more voltage than standard electrical systems you may find in your home. That makes installing these devices much more dangerous than average appliances. Hiring Sievert Electrical Contractors to install your charging station ensures it's completed quickly, correctly, and safely.
South Carolina's hurricane season is nothing to take lightly. Every year, homeowners in the Lowcountry prepare for high winds, heavy storms, and even evacuation. One of the best ways to protect your home and family in the event of a power outage is to purchase a standby or portable generator that can power your home when electricity is out.
At Sievert Electrical, we offer the equipment and electrical services needed to keep your lights on during emergency power outages. As an Authorized Generac dealer in South Carolina, our standby and portable generators can give you the power you need when it matters most. Contact our office today to discuss what type of Generac generator is best for your home or business.
It's always a safe choice to rely on professionals than yourself when electrical matters are involved. That's true for generator installation, too. At Sievert Electrical Contractors, our team uses OSHA and National Electrical Code standards when installing residential and commercial generators. We know how to properly install generators, maintain them, and recommend them depending on your needs.
Because we truly care about your property and your family, we always take great care to operate with safety and efficiency in mind. When we're done, you'll know without a doubt that you made the right choice hiring our electricians in Marshville, SC
If you're searching for a trusted partner for commercial electric needs, Sievert Electrical Contractors have the tools, talent, and training to address all of your commercial electric issues. Our team has spent years helping professionals in a wide range of industries, from small offices to sizeable warehouses and every kind of commercial enterprise in between.
Without properly working electrical systems, you can't serve your customers. And when you can't serve your customers, you can't put food on the table for your family. That's why, when you own a business, you need a reliable team of electricians to keep your business up and running.
At Sievert Electrical Contractors, we know how important electricity is for your daily operations. We understand that you need every facet of your business to run smoothly so you can focus on making a profit, not working in the dark. That's where we come in.
Are you building a new storefront or physical location for your business? After your foundation is set and the frame is up, it'll start taking shape. But before you can open your doors, you've got to make sure your building is wired with a functional electrical system. Otherwise, you'll be using candles to light your office.
Sievert Electrical Contractors provides the highest quality new construction wiring for your commercial needs. Our wiring projects are always completed by licensed, insured electricians who are masters of the trade. That way, you have confidence knowing your business is in good hands.
With electrical systems, the smallest mistakes often lead to the biggest failures. In worst-case scenarios, you may have to deal with an electrical fire in your new construction building. Trusting professional electricians to handle the job correctly is the best way to keep your property safe and wired correctly.
Here at Sievert Electrical Contractors, one of our many commercial services involves turning working vehicles into vehicles that work for you. Whether you're an electrician or occupy a different profession, our commercial upfit services will help make your workday easier and more productive, so you can be more profitable.
Our commercial upfits help experts with a wide range of issues, including:
Organization: One of the most common complaints we hear from tradespeople and business owners is that their trucks or vans are an organizational mess. Our upfit services help you get organized, so you're not having to toss important tools into the back of your truck.
Efficiency: With our commercial upfits in place, you won't waste time trying to find all those items you had to toss in the back of your truck. Our upfits let you carry more gear, maximize your space, and ultimately be more productive.
Professionalism: When you travel to a client's home or business, you need to present a proper image of professionalism. You'll give the wrong impression if your work van is messy and disorganized.
Don't see the commercial electric service you need? Chances are we can still help. Give our office a call today and let us know about the challenges you're facing. In the meantime, here are some additional commercial services that we offer:
Are you fed up with spending money on new fuses? Do your employees nag you about weird electrical glitches that interrupt their workflow? If so, it's time to call Sievert Electrical. Our team of commercial electricians will diagnose and remediate your electric panel problems quickly and effectively.
Installing or updating the panels in your industrial facility protects you, your co-workers, employees, and your building from electrical fire risks. Electrical panel installation from our electricians in Marshville, SC is important because it protects your other electrical systems, which prolongs the overall lifespan of your system. Safety is always our top priority at Sievert Electrical Contractors, which is why we believe the right way is the only way to install or upgrade your industrial-grade electrical panels.
Our industrial panel services include:
When it comes to electrical repair services, serving industrial needs is often more comprehensive and complex than those in the residential space.
Industrial electricians must deal with more complex electrical systems. These advanced systems often need different equipment and tools when repairs to industrial-grade elements are required. Unlike residential repairs, in industrial settings, electrical systems are usually custom-made for the facility and include unique parts with higher voltages than in the typical home. And while no electrical issue is good, industrial failures have massive repercussions that can often shut enterprises down when their temperature control, machinery, and automated PLCs are affected.
For those reasons alone, you need the best electric pros to perform industrial-level electric repairs. Fortunately, Sievert Electrical Contractors is here to help. Our industrial electricians have the experience and expertise to tackle the most complicated industrial electric repairs, whether you own a warehouse, medical center, or another type of industrial facility.
Don't leave your home or business in the hands of unqualified handymen or unlicensed contractors. With decades of combined experience, Sievert Electrical Contractors specializes in a wide variety of custom electrical services. We go the extra mile to exceed expectations, because that's how we would want our families treated. Call us today to discover the Sievert Electrical difference.
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WAKE FOREST, N.C. (WTVD) -- Leesville Road improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 38-14 victory at Panther Creek on Friday night in the Mountain Dew High School Huddle Game of the Week.The Pride jumped out early as Xavier Lewis returned an interception for a touchdown."I was expecting the screen all week," Lewis said. "I knew I was going to get a pick on that."The game was tight in the first half with Kalen Luten scoring for Panther Creek to bring the Catamounts to within 17-14 at halftime....
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (WTVD) -- Leesville Road improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 38-14 victory at Panther Creek on Friday night in the Mountain Dew High School Huddle Game of the Week.
The Pride jumped out early as Xavier Lewis returned an interception for a touchdown.
"I was expecting the screen all week," Lewis said. "I knew I was going to get a pick on that."
The game was tight in the first half with Kalen Luten scoring for Panther Creek to bring the Catamounts to within 17-14 at halftime.
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But the third quarter proved to be the difference as Leesville Road scored twice, including another interception for a touchdown by Niko Sonye.
Despite the win, Leesville Road coach Ben Kolstad saw plenty of room for improvement.
"I thought we were sluggish," Kolstad said. "I don't know if it was the heat or what, but we just kind of turned the ball over, which we haven't really done this year, we missed a bunch of tackles, but our kids adjusted. We made some adjustments at halftime that kind of took things away."
Panther Creek fell to 0-2.
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Panther Creek and Leesville Road meet in Mountain Dew High School Huddle Game of the Week
Alexander Central 17, North Gaston 8
Andrews 46, East Henderson 14
Apex 26, Fuquay-Varina 23
Apex Middle Creek 55, Garner 21
Arden Christ School 39, Polk County 7
Asheville Reynolds 45, Shelby 21
Asheville Roberson 12, Gastonia Ashbrook 0
Belmont South Point 48, East Gaston 6
Boonville Starmount 65, Davidson Community School 53
Brunswick Academy, Va. 61, Pungo Christian 26
Buford, Ga. 56, Charlotte Mallard Creek 7
Camden County 48, Perquimans 0
Canton Pisgah 14, Enka 7
Catawba Bandys 24, Newton Foard 15
Catholic High School of Va Beach, Va. 20, Kill Devil Hills First Flight 11
Central Davidson 46, Randleman 21
Central, S.C. 63, Carolina Pride 0
Charlotte Ardrey Kell 40, Waxhaw Cuthbertson 3
Charlotte Christian 52, Southside Christian, S.C. 28
Charlotte Independence 28, Waxhaw Marvin Ridge 14
Charlotte Providence Day 52, Matthews Weddington 32
Chocowinity Southside 27, Washington County 20
Claremont Bunker Hill 33, Hickory St. Stephens 12
Concord Cannon 55, Greater Cabarrus Home 0
Concord Cox Mill 45, Northwest Cabarrus 6
Cornelius Hough 34, Mooresville 6
Croatan 56, Pamlico County 38
East Bladen 35, South Columbus 14
East Carteret 29, Ayden-Grifton 14
East Davidson 41, Trinity Wheatmore 0
East Forsyth 47, Rolesville 0
East Lincoln 53, Gastonia Forestview 0
East Surry 14, Mount Airy 12
East Wilkes 35, Surry Central 7
Eastern Alamance 28, Southern Alamance 14
Eastern Randolph 69, Asheboro 7
Eden Morehead 41, Rockingham County 21
Erwin Triton 34, South Johnston 15
Fayetteville Sanford 40, Fayetteville Britt 27
Fayetteville Seventy-First 14, Fayetteville Pine Forest 6
Fayetteville Smith 26, Cape Fear 16
Fayetteville Westover 40, St. Pauls 6
Forest City Chase 57, Swannanoa Owen 15
Franklin 14, Cherokee 12
Friendship 27, Raleigh Wakefield 7
Goldsboro 6, Fayetteville Byrd 4
Gray's Creek 35, Cameron Union Pines 12
Grayson County, Va. 20, Alleghany County 7
Greene Central 32, Kinston 20
Greensboro Grimsley 40, Pfafftown Reagan 34
Greenville Conley 35, Cary 0
Halifax County, Va. 21, Person 12
Havelock 61, West Carteret 0
High Point Andrews 34, High Point Central 0
High Point Christian Academy 14, Harrells Christian 3
Highland Springs, Va. 26, Chambers 20
Hillsborough Cedar Ridge 8, East Chapel Hill 6
Hoke County 30, Lumberton 0
Indian Trail Porter Ridge 48, West Cabarrus 0
Jacksonville 38, Jacksonville White Oak 6
Kannapolis Brown 35, Monroe Sun Valley 31
Kings Mountain 24, Asheville 0
Knightdale 28, East Wake 14
Lake Norman 42, North Iredell 0
Lake Norman Charter 34, Winston-Salem Prep 14
Lawndale Burns 35, Shelby Crest 12
Lee County 21, Spring Lake Overhills 14
Lincolnton 20, North Lincoln 17
Marshville Forest Hills 54, Red Springs 7
Matthews Butler 40, Richmond County 7
Metrolina Christian Academy 18, Charlotte Country Day 7
Mitchell County 34, McDowell County 16
Monroe Parkwood 29, Concord 0
Mooresville Pine Lake Prep 21, Mooresboro Jefferson 0
Morganton Freedom 33, East Burke 20
Mount Pleasant 34, China Grove Carson 28
Murphy 15, Commerce, Ga. 14
New Bern 61, Willow Spring 0
North Rowan 57, South Rowan 0
North Stanly 30, East Rowan 14
North Wilkes 35, Ashe County 30
Northampton County 28, Washington 21
Northeast Guilford 8, Western Guilford 0
Northern Nash 49, Wilson Fike 6
Oak Grove 23, West Forsyth 14
Pembroke Swett 24, Fairmont 8
Pikeville Aycock 44, Eastern Wayne 8
Pittsboro Northwood 52, Siler City Jordan-Matthews 0
Richlands 7, Southwest Onslow 6
Robbinsville 32, Brevard 7
Robert B. Glenn 21, Jamestown Ragsdale 12
Rocky Point Trask 52, Newton Grove Hobbton 34
Salemburg Lakewood 40, Jones County 7
Salisbury 34, Green Level 12
Seven Springs Spring Creek 28, Lejeune 26
South Brunswick 44, Newton Grove Midway 26
South Davidson 14, Chatham Central 0
Southeast Guilford 23, Greensboro Dudley 7
Southern Pines Pinecrest 35, Anson County 6
Southwest Guilford 28, Winston-Salem Reynolds 7
Southwestern Randolph 49, South Stanly 13
Swansboro 33, South Lenoir 0
Sylva Smoky Mountain 21, Swain County 20
Thomasville Ledford 57, West Davidson 7
Wake Forest Heritage 30, South Granville 18
Walkertown 48, Lexington 0
Wallace-Rose Hill 35, Clinton 18
Warsaw Kenan 43, Holly Ridge Dixon 3
Watauga County 23, Maiden 19
West Craven 23, South Central Pitt 12
West Henderson 34, Hendersonville 20
West Johnston 55, Western Harnett 7
West Lincoln 48, Cherryville 0
West Rowan 35, Davie County 34
West Stanly 18, Albemarle 6
West Stokes 34, North Surry 0
West Wilkes 31, Elkin 9
Wilmington Hoggard 18, Scotland 8
Winston-Salem Atkins 27, Winston-Salem Carver 0
MONROE – Water utilities serving five counties, including Union, will coordinate their annual Water Quality Preventative Maintenance Program throughout March.This involves temporarily switching water disinfectants from chloramines to chlorine to optimize water quality within the distribution systems from March 1 to 31 in the following areas:• Union County: Public water systems in Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Waxhaw, Marvin, Indian Trail, Stallings, Wingate, Marshville, Fairview, Unionville and unincorporated areas of U...
MONROE – Water utilities serving five counties, including Union, will coordinate their annual Water Quality Preventative Maintenance Program throughout March.
This involves temporarily switching water disinfectants from chloramines to chlorine to optimize water quality within the distribution systems from March 1 to 31 in the following areas:
• Union County: Public water systems in Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Waxhaw, Marvin, Indian Trail, Stallings, Wingate, Marshville, Fairview, Unionville and unincorporated areas of Union County served by Union County Water.
• Monroe: Public water system in the city of Monroe.
• Lancaster County: Public water systems in Lancaster, Heath Springs, Kershaw and unincorporated areas of Lancaster County served by Lancaster County Water and Sewer District.
• Anson County: Public water systems in Wadesboro, Morven, Lilesville, Peachland, Polkton, Marshville, Ansonville, unincorporated areas of Anson County and portions of Richmond County and Chesterfield County, S.C., served by Anson County Utilities.
While most water customers will notice a change, some may notice temporary taste, color or odor differences in their water. Union County says this is normal and that water remains safe for drinking, bathing, cooking and other uses.
Three groups are encouraged to get professional advice about appropriate steps in response to changes in water disinfection:
• kidney dialysis providers/patients,
• fish, pond, pool and aquarium owners/ operators, and
• some businesses that use water in their production process.
The annual maintenance, which is recommended by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and N.C. Department of Environmental Quality, is performed when water usage is low.
Residents may see crews performing flushing operations at hydrants to ensure chlorinated water is dispersed through the entire system.
The disinfection process will return to using chloramines when the program is completed March 31.
MONROE – The Union County Board of Commissioners will receive an update at today’s meeting about wastewater capacity and next year’s fiscal year budget.
Commissioners will also decide on a rezoning case that may allow Simonelli to redevelop 2.4 acres into four home sites.
County staff are also expected to bring back a resolution in support of maintaining the assumed boundaries between Union and Mecklenburg counties.
HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (WTVD) -- Holly Springs defeats Apex High School 31-19 Friday night in the High School in the Mountain Dew High School Huddle Game of the Week.Apex High school made the trip over to Holly Springs where both teams were undefeated in the conference.Heading into Friday night's game, Apex High School was two games away from an undefeated season, and Holly Springs High won seven straight games.SCORES ACROSS NCAndrews 28, Robbinsville 12Ashe County 56, South Caldwell 48Asheville ...
HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (WTVD) -- Holly Springs defeats Apex High School 31-19 Friday night in the High School in the Mountain Dew High School Huddle Game of the Week.
Apex High school made the trip over to Holly Springs where both teams were undefeated in the conference.
Heading into Friday night's game, Apex High School was two games away from an undefeated season, and Holly Springs High won seven straight games.
SCORES ACROSS NC
Andrews 28, Robbinsville 12
Ashe County 56, South Caldwell 48
Asheville 49, North Buncombe 0
Asheville Erwin 41, McDowell County 35
Asheville Reynolds 28, Asheville Roberson 0
Asheville School 42, Camden Military Academy, S.C. 0
Avery County 45, Swannanoa Owen 35
Belmont Cramer 42, North Gaston 0
Belmont South Point 42, Gastonia Forestview 7
Boonville Starmount 14, Alleghany County 0
Burlington Williams 56, Hillsborough Cedar Ridge 0
Cameron Union Pines 13, Southern Lee 7
Cape Fear 21, Hope Mills South View 14
Cary Panther Creek 19, Cary 0
Catawba Bandys 35, West Caldwell 28
Central Davidson 21, North Davidson 7
Chambers 30, West Charlotte 14
Charlotte Catholic 57, East Mecklenburg 6
Charlotte Christian 52, Arden Christ School 7
Charlotte Harding 26, Palisades 6
Charlotte Independence 52, Mint Hill Rocky River 7
Charlotte Latin 35, Charlotte Country Day 7
Charlotte Myers Park 17, South Mecklenburg 12
Charlotte Northside Christian 69, Lejeune 12
Charlotte Olympic 34, Charlotte Ardrey Kell 21
Charlotte Providence Day 24, Rabun Gap-Nachoochee, Ga. 21
Cherokee 28, Hayesville 21
China Grove Carson 35, Central Cabarrus 34, 2OT
Claremont Bunker Hill 38, Newton-Conover 27
Clayton 63, Willow Spring 0
Clinton 40, Newton Grove Midway 14
Concord Cannon 33, Metrolina Christian Academy 8
Concord Cox Mill 34, Hickory Ridge 31
Croatan 45, Holly Ridge Dixon 20
Davie County 30, Winston-Salem Parkland 14
East Bladen 54, Red Springs 32
East Carteret 52, Chocowinity Southside 13
East Duplin 13, Wallace-Rose Hill 12
East Forsyth 26, Robert B. Glenn 0
East Lincoln 50, North Iredell 7
East Rowan 37, South Rowan 20
East Surry 54, West Wilkes 7
Eastern Alamance 42, Pittsboro Northwood 14
Eastern Guilford 62, Greensboro Smith 14
Elizabeth City Northeastern 39, Currituck County 21
Fayetteville Britt 27, Gray's Creek 0
Fayetteville Byrd 28, Pembroke Swett 20
Fayetteville Pine Forest 48, Harnett Central 0
Fayetteville Sanford 51, Fayetteville Smith 0
Fayetteville Seventy-First 61, Lumberton 14
Fayetteville Westover 35, Western Harnett 6
Forest City Chase 68, Morganton Patton 0
Goldsboro Rosewood 45, North Duplin 8
Greene Central 26, Farmville Central 20
Greensboro Dudley 50, Southern Guilford 0
Greensboro Grimsley 27, Greensboro Page 22
Havelock 45, Jacksonville Northside 21
Hendersonville 24, Brevard 7
Hertford County 57, Manteo 26
Hickory 47, Newton Foard 14
Hickory Home 28, Carolina Pride 7
High Point Christian Academy 20, Southlake Christian 0
Holly Springs 31, Apex 19
Indian Trail Porter Ridge 63, Monroe Piedmont 6
Jacksonville 51, South Central Pitt 6
Kings Mountain 48, Gastonia Ashbrook 14
Kinston Parrott Academy 38, Rocky Mount Academy 35
Lake Norman 29, South Iredell 12
Lawndale Burns 64, Cherryville 7
Lenoir Hibriten 28, Alexander Central 17
Maiden 35, Lincolnton 13
Marshville Forest Hills 28, Trinity Christian 6
Matthews Weddington 49, Waxhaw Cuthbertson 14
Mitchell County 56, Rosman 6
Monroe 61, West Stanly 0
Mooresboro Jefferson 58, Gastonia Highland Tech 0
Mooresville 27, Kannapolis Brown 26
Mount Pleasant 28, North Stanly 10
Murphy 20, Swain County 14
Nash Central 39, Louisburg 0
New Bern 49, Greenville Conley 0
New Hanover County 42, West Brunswick 26
Newton Grove Hobbton 58, Rose Hill Union 14
North Brunswick 35, South Brunswick 34
North Lincoln 15, West Iredell 12
North Mecklenburg 37, Huntersville Hopewell 14
North Moore 35, Graham 0
North Rowan 42, Lexington 0
North Wilkes 56, East Bend Forbush 21
Northampton County 46, Northwest Halifax 0
Northwest Guilford 37, Southeast Guilford 10
Oak Grove 54, Montgomery Central 20
Pfafftown Reagan 17, Winston-Salem Mt. Tabor 0
Polk County 42, East Rutherford 9
Princeton 47, Wilson Beddingfield 14
Providence Grove 48, Southwestern Randolph 21
Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons 56, Raleigh Athens Drive 6
Raleigh Ravenscroft 55, Harrells Christian 6
Randleman 70, Trinity 0
Reidsville 51, Mayodan McMichael 14
Richlands 25, Jacksonville White Oak 8
Riverside Martin 41, Robersonville South Creek 6
Roanoke Rapids 17, Bunn 14
Rocky Mount 45, Franklinton 23
Shelby 61, East Gaston 7
Shelby Crest 40, Gastonia Huss 0
South Columbus 54, East Columbus 20
South Davidson 30, West Davidson 7
South Granville 51, Oxford Webb 18
South Lenoir 25, North Lenoir 20
SouthWest Edgecombe 42, Washington 27
Southern Alamance 44, Durham Jordan 36
Southern Durham 20, Vance County 13
Southern Pines Pinecrest 35, Hoke County 12
Southwest Guilford 13, Jamestown Ragsdale 7
Spring Lake Overhills 35, Erwin Triton 13
St. Pauls 42, West Bladen 13
Statesville 30, Hickory St. Stephens 14
Thomasville 33, East Davidson 29
Thomasville Ledford 56, Asheboro 7
Topsail 31, Wilmington Ashley 30
Wake Forest 24, Rolesville 20
Walkertown 38, Eden Morehead 2
Warsaw Kenan 43, Southwest Onslow 21
Watauga County 49, Morganton Freedom 14
Waxhaw Marvin Ridge 35, Monroe Sun Valley 14
Waynesville Tuscola 17, Sylva Smoky Mountain 16
West Carteret 39, Swansboro 20
West Columbus 26, Pender County 22
West Craven 26, North Pitt 14
West Forsyth 31, Winston-Salem Reynolds 10
West Henderson 28, Franklin 14
West Lincoln 56, East Burke 12
West Rowan 14, Concord 7
Whiteville 42, Rocky Point Trask 12
Wilmington Hoggard 28, Wilmington Laney 14
Winston-Salem Atkins 12, High Point Central 8
The UNC football target has already gained the attention of Power 5 programs and is impressing early in his sophomore campaign.With the UNC football program seeing success on the recruiting trail in the month of August, the Tar Heels are continuing to look towards the future, offering a 2025 prospect.After a successful freshman season at Forest Hills High School, the UNC football recruiting staff has extended an offer to wide receiver Jerel Bolder....
The UNC football target has already gained the attention of Power 5 programs and is impressing early in his sophomore campaign.
With the UNC football program seeing success on the recruiting trail in the month of August, the Tar Heels are continuing to look towards the future, offering a 2025 prospect.
After a successful freshman season at Forest Hills High School, the UNC football recruiting staff has extended an offer to wide receiver Jerel Bolder.
Blessed to receive an offer from The University of North Carolina @UNCFootball @CoachGalloway7 @CoachMackBrown @CoachDeese @ForestHillsFBNC @Rivals @247recruiting @247Sports pic.twitter.com/wTGX3aPvBp
— Jerel Bolder (@JerelXB4) June 15, 2022
As a high school freshman, Bolder recorded 10 catches for 212 yards and three touchdowns, according to Inside Carolina.
Two games into his sophomore season, Bolder has continued to impress, tallying five receptions for 65 yards and three touchdowns.
Bolder is the second in-state target in the class of 2025 to receive an offer from the Tar Heels. The Marshville, NC native has received seven other offers, including the likes of NC State, South Carolina, Duke, and Wake Forest.
Most recruiting services have yet to release rankings for the class of 2025, but Bolder certainly looks to be a highly-coveted recruit as he continues his high school career.
It should be expected that more programs will jump into the mix, but it may be a good sign that the UNC football program is getting an early start in this recruiting battle.
The question remains: Mack Brown and the UNC football recruiting staff earn Bolder’s commitment over conference rivals and other potential suitors?
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) – Five rural municipalities across the Piedmont Triad are receiving state funds through the American Rescue Plan to help develop their core business districts and extend the reach of their staffs.The NC Department of Commerce on Thursday announced that 42 local governments in rural areas will divide $19.76 million in grants that are designed to help those governments overcome challenges that limit their economic competitiveness.Those from the Triad – Elkin, Archdale, Jonesville, Liberty and P...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) – Five rural municipalities across the Piedmont Triad are receiving state funds through the American Rescue Plan to help develop their core business districts and extend the reach of their staffs.
The NC Department of Commerce on Thursday announced that 42 local governments in rural areas will divide $19.76 million in grants that are designed to help those governments overcome challenges that limit their economic competitiveness.
Those from the Triad – Elkin, Archdale, Jonesville, Liberty and Pilot Mountain – will receive just less than $1 million combined.
These grants are a continuation of an effort to revitalize downtown districts, build local government staffs, revitalize neighborhoods, help small businesses recover and support economic growth initiatives, the state said in its release.
“More support for North Carolina’s rural communities is on the way with these transformative grants, made possible by President Biden’s American Rescue Plan,” Gov. Roy Cooper said in announcing the grants. “These funds, backed up by the expertise of our rural development team at the Department of Commerce, will bring more economic opportunity to people across the state.”
The grants were broken down into four categories:
Elkin, a town of about 5,000 that straddles the Surry and Wilkes County lines, will receive $800,000 – the most any community received – for downtown revitalization, which it plans to use for the expansion of the Heritage & Trails Center on the Yadkin River.
Archdale, Liberty, Pilot Mountain and Jonesville will receive $49,999 each in the Rural Community Capacity category:
Archdale, Liberty and Pilot Mountain – and many of these current recipients – in May received Rural Community Capacity grants that were designed to expand the capabilities of staff members from towns that the Department of Commerce called “rural and distressed communities.”
There are deeper descriptions of the projects being awarded at the Department of Commerce’s website, and communities can apply for an additional round of grants in the spring.
