North Carolina Archives

1 08, 2017

The Daily Herald of Roanoke Rapids (NC) launches new digital job board

Wick Communications2017-08-01T22:01:55-07:00August 1st, 2017|Tags: employers, job match, job network, jobs, North Carolina, real-time job matching, Roanoke Rapids, The Daily Herald|

The Daily Herald and its website RRDailyHerald.com has launched a new job board. Jobs.RRDailyHerald.com., which premiered Tuesday, offers the power of “RealMatch” (realmatch.com) and its cutting edge job-matching technology and targeted network distribution. Employers who post jobs on Jobs.RRDailyHerald.com will receive unprecedented reach to top hiring professionals in the Roanoke Valley and on the “TheJobNetwork,” the largest recruitment ad network of job sites in North America. This results [...]

Roanoke Rapids Earns a 1st Place in NNA Awards

Wick Communications2017-05-02T13:49:14-07:00July 3rd, 2014|Tags: awards, Better Newspaper Advertising Contest, Better Newspaper Contest, featured, NNA, North Carolina, Roanoke Rapids|

The National Newspaper Association just announced the winners of their 2014 Better Newspaper Contest and Better Newspaper Advertising Contest. The Daily Herald, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina earned a First Place, Best Sales Promotion Section or Edition, Daily Division for its Prospectus Magazine. Prospectus is an annual magazine focused on business and industry in Halifax County, NC. It is published by The Daily Herald in partnership with Halifax County [...]

The Daily Herald celebrates 100 years

Wick Communications2017-05-02T13:49:24-07:00April 3rd, 2014|Tags: featured, North Carolina, Roanoke Rapids, The Daily Herald|

Several textile mills had stable operations in the area creating an impetus for long-term development. In 17 years since the founding of the town, it had grown to a population of more than 2,000. Even the nearby village of Rosemary had seen growth around its Rosemary Mill. Roanoke Rapids boasted numerous stores downtown and a new city hospital on Hamilton Street. J.T. Stainback, believing the progressive community needed [...]