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On Oct. 5, entrepreneurs, social media managers and marketing professionals can engage in the Sm3 Summit at The Arts Center in Kinston. The day-long affair features social media influencers and thought leaders from across the state who will talk about how to go viral with your videos, how to sell, how to market your brand, creating a social media calendar and more.
Arendell Parrott Academy won the inaugural Jessica Ramsey Memorial volleyball tournament Saturday at LCC.
LCC is offering a hybrid certification course for emergency medical science training.
South Lenoir’s Taniejah Mitchell committed to Lenoir Community College Tuesday after a strong senior campaign in basketball, helping the Blue Devils reach the playoffs for a fifth straight year and leading the team in four statistical categories.
LCC is celebrating EMS week from May 19-25 with several planned presentations and an open house of the EMS Department on May 23.
Some Lenoir County high school seniors are set to graduate with their associates degrees.
North Lenoir’s Amber Davenport will head to Lenoir Community College to play volleyball, committing to the school Tuesday.
Ayden-Grifton’s Jordan Cannon, Ray Darden and Zion Hardy made their decisions Tuesday on which colleges they’ll be attending.
Tickets are still available for the sixth Kinston-Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame ceremony, which is Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Kinston Community Center.
Lenoir Community College honored five players during Sophomore Night festivities.
Are you a truck driver that wants to teach the next generation of drivers? If so, LCC wants to talk to you.
Dr. Deborah Grimes and Dr. Jay Carraway are two of four qualified individuals who could become President of James Sprunt Community College in Kenansville.
