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Skipping the beach, hitting the books, saving the bucks
I'm skipping the sand and the road trips this summer vacation for more school. It sounds crazy.
College president says his farewells
Marion Altman spent his last day as president of Pamlico Community College on Tuesday writing letters and saying thank you to staff, after serving 10 years in the post.
Community members to protest Pitt Co. Commission
Community members in Greenville, N.C., have planned a protest for the July 13 meeting of the Pitt County Commissioners meeting after one board member proposed adopting a resolution to oppose marriage by same-sex couples.
Former Rock basketball player wanted in drive-by shooting
A former SRU basketball star is wanted for two counts of murder for allegedly killing a college student and manager of pizza shop in a drive by shooting in Greenville, North Carolina.
Less than 24 hours later some people have gone back to the spot where violence erupted in downtown Greenville leaving two people dead.
Fire & Police Briefs: Foul play ruled out in death of man whose body was discovered by jogger
A medical examiner ruled out foul play yesterday as the cause of death of a Winston-Salem man whose body was found off Peters Creek Parkway Monday, authorities said.
ECU: One Of Two Shooting Victims Was A Student
Two people are dead after a shooting outside a bar in downtown Greenville early Tuesday.
Journalists had to hide to see Wright Bros. in the air
On a breezy Thursday in 1908, five big-city reporters hid in a patch of woods, scratched at chiggers biting their sweaty bodies and bore secret witness to the marvel of a new century: the Wright Brothers circling Kill Devil Hill in a gasoline-powered airplane.
Hosts needed for foreign exchange students
Four teenagers from Spain will arrive in the United States this week and officials with the student exchange program Terra Lingua/Terre des Langues say they have yet to find homes for the four, one of whom is 15 years old and the other three, who are 16.
Ante up! CHARLOTTE - Pride Charlotte will be held on July 25 at Gateway Village.
Report Of Sexual Assault On ECU Campus
East Carolina University police are investigating reports of a sexual assault on campus Wednesday.
Economic recruiters sound optimistic
Executives with Carolinas Gateway Partnership told the Tarboro Rotary Club Thursday about potential businesses coming to Edgecombe County and how the area could attract more in the future.
Retired provost to be interim leader of UNC-Pembroke
Charles R. Jenkins, a professor and retired provost at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, will become the school's interim chancellor July 1. Jenkins, appointed today by UNC President Erskine Bowles, succeeds Allen Meadors, who announced last week that he was leaving to become president of the University of Central Arkansas, his alma ...
St. Andrew teacher a pays it forward'
Second-year teacher Christie Frederick resigned at the end of the school year, allowing another teacher to stay.
On June 14, Larry Goodpaster, bishop of the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church, appointed the Rev.
Edgecombe agencies join with The Tedi Bear Center
Several agencies within Edgecombe County have agreed to mutual protocols with The TEDI BEAR Center in Greenville when helping child sex-crime victims.
EACS announces top scholastic achievers: Salutatorian- Krista Melcher
Post high school education plans: East Carolina University to pursue a bachelors degree in music education.
Hewitt named Coastal's Educator of the Year
That's what Dr. Joseph Hewitt, D.D.S. believes leadership is about - as well as two characteristics that have helped the department head for dental programs earn Coastal Carolina Community College's Educator of the Year Award.
Women's Amateur comes to Wilson County Club
The 60th annual North Carolina Women's Amateur Championship, which begins its three-day run at Wilson Country Club this morning, is viewed as "the tournament" for women's golf in the state by WCC head golf professional Reid Hill.
It all started with a coin. When Town of Edenton employee Bobby Williams noticed a coin on the ground where an old home had once stood, he picked it up.