Jennifer G. King, Jones County’s consolidated human services director and deputy director of administration, has been selected for Leadership North Carolina’s 2026-27 class.
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LCPS Board of Education approves several key leadership changes
At its June 2nd meeting, the LCPS Board of Education approved several key leadership changes that will guide our schools and programs into the future. These changes reflect the strength and depth of our school leadership and the district’s commitment to excellence. All administrative changes will be effective July 1:
Veterans' Roundtable: Introducing your veteran leadership
On behalf of the veteran organizations of Kinston, allow me to introduce your veteran leadership:
Danny Rice: Get in the way
When you reach the age of full retirement, you have a lot of time for retrospection and introspection. Heavy on my heart recently has been the current status and future of our special community.
Kinston High principal completes program for ‘distinguished’ leaders
Kellan Bryant, principal of Kinston High School, recently completed a year-long program designed to build leadership skills and produce “distinguished” school leaders.
Letter to the Editor: We are fed up with crime
The people of Kinston/Lenoir county are fed up with crime and random shootings that haunt this city.
Mike Parker: Seven key elements of being an effective father
In doing research for my recent column on the importance of fathers in the lives of children, I came across a publication from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services titled “The Importance of Fathers in the Healthy Development of Children.” The publication outlines seven specific dimensions of effective fathering.
GEC seniors recognized at Board of Education meeting
The Greene County Schools Board of Education placed 11 seniors from Greene Early College in the limelight Monday evening.