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Northern Nash High Class of 2020
Community Recognition Sunday May 31st 3:00-4:00 Red Oak Blvd. - Ennis Park The community is encouraged to decorate their cars and come out to help celebrate our 2020 Seniors as they line up along Red Oak Blvd. with their Senior Recognition Signs - Cars can line up at Red Oak Middle and travel along Old Carriage Extension before turning Right on to Red Oak Blvd - Seniors will be lined up from the Fire Dept to Town Hall - Scoopy Dippy Doo will be set up to sell ice cream at Ennis Park |
Welcome - A Personal Message from our Mayor:
Levell LangleyMayor of Red Oak
Welcome to Red Oak, a family oriented community full of small town charm and values. On any given day you’ll find Ennis Park full of locals enjoying leisure and organized sports. Our town has a long history of supporting a youth basketball league that encourages team work, physical fitness and family participation. Our schools and churches are strong community supporters with caring and compassionate staff.
Red Oak is still a predominantly rural agricultural area that is home to many family owned and operated farms. The crops in this area range from the traditional tobacco, cotton and corn to soybeans, sweet potatoes, strawberries, peanuts and pumpkins. A highlight in the fall is visiting Fisher Pumpkin Farm where local farmer, Linda Fisher encourages you to carve a pumpkin and get to know some farm animals up close and personal.
Our vision is to preserve the small town values of our past by responsibly growing to better serve our future. When you visit Red Oak make sure to visit one of our local grills for a special treat. You can order a grilled honeybun at Red Oak Café, a Pizza Burger at Griffin’s and top it all off with a hand dipped ice cream cone at Faulkner’s.
When you come for a visit you just might decide to stay!
Red Oak is still a predominantly rural agricultural area that is home to many family owned and operated farms. The crops in this area range from the traditional tobacco, cotton and corn to soybeans, sweet potatoes, strawberries, peanuts and pumpkins. A highlight in the fall is visiting Fisher Pumpkin Farm where local farmer, Linda Fisher encourages you to carve a pumpkin and get to know some farm animals up close and personal.
Our vision is to preserve the small town values of our past by responsibly growing to better serve our future. When you visit Red Oak make sure to visit one of our local grills for a special treat. You can order a grilled honeybun at Red Oak Café, a Pizza Burger at Griffin’s and top it all off with a hand dipped ice cream cone at Faulkner’s.
When you come for a visit you just might decide to stay!
