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06/08/2026
After the National Black Bear Festival this weekend, join us at the Commissioners' Meeting on Monday night, June 8! Ple...
06/04/2026

After the National Black Bear Festival this weekend, join us at the Commissioners' Meeting on Monday night, June 8! Please see the agenda below.

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06/04/2026

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Classes are free and will be held at the WCCC in Roper in the multi-purpose room.
06/04/2026

Classes are free and will be held at the WCCC in Roper in the multi-purpose room.

06/04/2026

🚧 ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE – NATIONAL BLACK BEAR FESTIVAL 🐻

To prepare for this year's National Black Bear Festival, several streets in downtown Plymouth will be closed beginning Thursday night, June 4th at midnight through Saturday, June 6th at midnight.

🔹 Closed Streets:
• All of Water Street

🔹 Partial Closures:
• Monroe Street
• Jefferson Street
• Washington Street
• Adams Street
• Madison Street
• Martin Lane

Please plan alternate routes and allow extra travel time if you will be in the downtown area during the festival.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we prepare for another exciting National Black Bear Festival in Plymouth!

🐻 We look forward to seeing everyone downtown for a great weekend of food, music, vendors, entertainment, and family fun!

06/03/2026

June is Men’s Health Month. 💙

There is often a strong focus on men’s physical health, but mental well-being is equally important because mental health is health. Taking care of your health includes caring for both your body and your mind. Small steps can lead to meaningful change, whether that means scheduling a checkup, staying connected, reaching out for support, or starting a conversation.

Let’s help create a community where men feel safe speaking up, seeking help, and supporting one another.

MTW District Health is here to support your health and wellness at every stage of life.

For mental health resources and support, visit NAMI.org.

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06/02/2026

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National Safety Council found that 5,923 peole died from choking in 2024. This is mainly older adults and children but c...
06/01/2026

National Safety Council found that 5,923 peole died from choking in 2024. This is mainly older adults and children but can happen to anyone. Hotdogs being the #1 food for deadly choking. Try cutting the hotdog in different size small pieces instead of round.

CELEBRATE with us today, National Senior Health and Fitness Day!Staying active helps reduce the risk of falls, strengthe...
05/27/2026

CELEBRATE with us today, National Senior Health and Fitness Day!
Staying active helps reduce the risk of falls, strengthens muscles and joints, controls blood pressure, and boosts mood and brain health.
Washington County, NC Center for Active Aging can help you stay active physically and mentally.

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116 Adams Street, PO Box 1007
Plymouth, NC
27962

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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