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B.J. Drye

B.J. Drye

Verified

Editor and General Manager, Stanly News & Press

Albemarle

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Total articles 1204

  • Stanly health director leaving for new position - The Stanly News & Press

    By B.J. Drye Verified| Stanly News & Press Verified Published 4:29 pm Friday, March 15, 2024 David Jenkins, who for four years was a public face in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, is leaving his post as Stanly County health and human services director. Jenkins, who has accepted a position with Henderson County as its public health director, will be on the job for Stanly until April 12.

    By B.J. Drye Verified · Stanly News & Press

    Mar. 15, 2024

  • Rowan Chamber staff member named Stanly County Chamber president - Salisbury Post

    By B.J. Drye Verified| Salisbury Post Verified Published 12:06 am Friday, March 15, 2024 ALBEMARLE — Stanly County Chamber of Commerce has selected a new president/CEO. Erica Church, who is currently with the Rowan County Chamber, will take over the Stanly position that has been vacant since last December when Sandy Selvy-Mullis left. Church has been working in the industry since June 2019 when she began with Rowan as member services director. She was promoted to vice president of business development in June 2022.

    By B.J. Drye Verified · Salisbury Post

    Mar. 15, 2024

  • Stanly health director leaving for new position - The Stanly News & Press

    By B.J. Drye Verified| Stanly News & Press Verified Published 4:29 pm Friday, March 15, 2024 David Jenkins, who for four years was a public face in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, is leaving his post as Stanly County health and human services director. Jenkins, who has accepted a position with Henderson County as its public health director, will be on the job for Stanly until April 12.

    By B.J. Drye Verified · Stanly News & Press

    Mar. 15, 2024

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Stanly News & Press

Albemarle, United States