Ayden News

The remnants of Hurricane Ida have forced veterans in several communities to move their Veterans Day ceremonies indoors.

A new organization established a Pitt County chapter recently with a mission to have Congress recognize a national symbol of gratitude and recognition for lives lost in military service.

Results are in and Pitt County Schools have named their top administrators. Seth Brown from Ayden Middle School has been awarded the 2010 principal of the year and Cathy Kirkland from Sam D. Bundy Elementary School has been named the 2010 assistant principal of the year.

The North Carolina cigarette manufacturer claimed that a shipment of tens of millions of smokes was destined for the tax-free climate of an Indian reservation in New York.

State troopers say a motorcyclist has died after hitting a delivery truck head on in Pitt County Friday morning.

The president of a North Carolina cigarette company was barred from the tobacco industry for a decade as part of a federal sentence that includes a year and a day in prison.

Dolly Mills and Lucille Britton couldn't stop smiling Friday. The two Britthaven of Ayden residents were enjoying a visit from the dynamic duo - Foxy and Ebony.

An opening reception tonight will give the community a chance to meet the artists whose works grace the walls at the Community Council for the Arts.

Thank You for Smoking Posted on Thursday, September 10 @ 12:06:54 PDT Topic: Non-DallasFood A recent business trip to North Carolina left just enough time for a little barbecue.

New sidewalks should make a handful of schools safer soon. It's part of the North Carolina "Safe Routes To School Project." EB Aycock Middle School in Greenville will get a new sidewalk on Red Banks Road from 14th to Charles Boulevard.

As Americans resume saving, credit unions and banks are reviving a concept that once seemed to have gone the way of the horse-drawn sleigh: the holiday savings plan, or Christmas club.

Shad Festival, Watermelon Festival, NC Apple Festival and now the Collard Festival! North Carolina has more local food festivals than any other state.

An instructor at Ayden-Grifton High School has found an eco-friendly way for students to get some hands-on experience in the classroom.

Two families from three locations backed up cars and trucks Wednesday to the loading dock.

The second attempt to begin the second trial of a woman accused in the killing of a nine-year-old boy is scheduled to begin Monday.

On Sunday at approximately 4:40 p.m., the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office Patrol and Detective units responded to a report of a breaking and entering in progress on Pinkney Tyndall Road.

A convicted drug dealer is headed to prison for more than eleven years. The U.S. Attorney's Office says 27-year-old Michael Allsbrook of Ayden in Pitt County has been sentenced in federal court.

Lindy Dunn will be remembered by family and acquaintances as a man who forged bonds quickly with his friends and could be counted on to treat them with respect.

An ongoing investigation into an assault at a Greenville sports bar has led to an arrest.

John Hill has had plenty of preachers in his life, all sorts of people yelling at him from the church pulpit.