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Roanoke Valley Insurance of Ahoskie handles everything from Auto, Life, Marine, Boating, Hunting, Home, Health and Outdoor Insurances. Serving Ahoskie, Murfreesboro, Windsor, Gates County and all areas of North Carolina!

1110 North Academy St. Ahoskie, N.C. 27910 - (252) 209-6024

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Your Trusted Independent 
Insurance agency since 2001

General Liability - Property - Flood - Business Auto - Bonds - Life

Farm/Agricultural - Truck Liability & Physical Damage 

Outdoor: Hunting - Boating - Camping

Equipment Floater/Inland Marine - Commercial Trucking

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Business Hours

Monday - Friday

Closed daily from
1 PM to 2 PM
for lunch

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Helpful Hints and Insights
from your friends here at RVIS

Halloween Safety Tips for a Fun and Spooky Night!

 

Halloween in Southern Virginia and Northeast North Carolina is all about creativity, costumes, candy, and community celebrations. But along with the fun comes the need to keep everyone safe. Whether you’re trick-or-treating with little ones or hosting a neighborhood party, a few smart precautions can keep the evening magical.

For Parents & Trick-or-Treaters

  • Stay Visible – Choose bright costumes or add reflective tape. Glow sticks and flashlights are must-haves after dusk.

  • Plan the Route – Stick to well-lit streets and use crosswalks. Agree on a return time if older kids venture out alone.

  • Check the Treats – Inspect all candy before eating and discard anything unwrapped or suspicious.

For Drivers

  • Slow Down – Kids may dart between parked cars. Reduce speed and stay alert at intersections.

  • Limit Distractions – Put the phone down and keep headlights on early—even before sunset.

For Homeowners

  • Light the Way – Keep walkways and porches bright to prevent trips and falls.

  • Secure Pets – Costumes and noise can frighten animals; keep them indoors or in a quiet area.

Bottom Line: With a little preparation and a watchful eye, Halloween can remain a celebration of fun, imagination, and community spirit, no scares required.

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