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Hagan named 2009-2010 Greene County Schools Principal of the Year
Snow Hill Primary School Principal Brenda Hagan was recently named the 2009-2010 Greene County Schools Principal of the Year.
La Grange girls take home crowns
In pageants open to a broad regional area, two hometown girls won the titles in Saturday night's competition at Lenoir Community College's Waller Auditorium.
250,000 Pieces of Blackbeard from Shipwreck
ECU anthropology graduate student Lauren McMillan cleans a cannon at the NCDCR QAR Lab in Greenville.
ICT fails to accelerate drug approvals
Drug approvals are taking just as long as they ever did despite increased expenditure on new information technology at the Food and drug Administration.
Readersa Theatre production humanizes organ donation
Free, educational and informational entertainment will be offered at the Lenoir Memorial Auditorium today at 6 p.m., when the Brody School of Medicine Department of Medical Humanities and the East Carolina University College of Nursing team up to present the Readers' Theatre production of "Follow Your Heart." "The Emergency Department at Lenoir ...
SciQuest of Cary wins UNC 'eprocurement' contract
SciQuest, a Cary technology company that allows businesses and universities to order supplies and services online, has signed a major new client: the University of North Carolina.
Gov. Beverly Perdue told elected education officials Monday that the state's financial picture is improving but unemployment may keep rising in the short term.
As NC families struggle, college aid panel meets
Families across North Carolina and state government felt the same financial pressures this year as they cobbled together paths for children to get a college degree.
Financial aid panel meets to help student families
Families across North Carolina and state government felt the same financial pressures this year as they cobbled together paths for children to get a college degree.
As NC families struggle, college aid panel meets
GARY D. ROBERTSON NC legislative commission on financial aid meeting as families need more help for college RALEIGH, N.C. - RALEIGH, N.C. a ' Families across North Carolina and state government felt the same financial pressures this year as they cobbled together paths for children to get a college degree.
Anna-Marie and her mother Maria Holdren spent part of their monthly mother-daughter day on Saturday sifting through purses, clutches and handbags that were on sale at a booth at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center, where the Women's Expo was in full swing.
a First in flighta may have been a narrow miss
Historian, scholar and author Larry Tise will be at Museum of the Albemarle Sunday, 2 p.m., to talk about his book and Wright brothers history.
Virginia Tech Study Contains Lessons for Fort Hood
The 2007 Virginia Tech massacre resulted in widespread psychological distress among the university's students - whether or not they witnessed the incident firsthand.
African-Americans with colorectal cancer have poorer outcomes, lower survival rates
New research published in the November issue of the Journal of the American College of Surgeons shows that African-American patients with colorectal cancer are more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease and are less likely to undergo surgical procedures compared with Caucasians, suggesting that improvements in screening and rates of ...
Shalom Y'all: New Rabbi Lights Up Southern Town
The only synagogue in Greenville, N.C., sits on the outskirts of this old tobacco town in a converted funeral home.
Snow Hill prepares for potential partnership
The Snow Hill Board of Commissioners recently authorized the request for the town to be included in East Carolina University's Municipal Management and Innovation initiative.
Countdown to Peace participants illustrate their visions of a world without war
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Dozens of physicians from Eastern Carolina have been chosen by their peers for inclusion in the 2009-2010 "Best Doctors" list.
Collaboration on nonprofit technology in academia and beyond
I'm currently attending the International Digital Media and Arts Association's annual conference , which primarily draws academics who work and teach in digital media.
CCR sold but will stay in Tarboro
A Tarboro business that began at a kitchen table 21 years ago has been sold to a Michigan cultural resources firm.
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