Bill Stovall, a Kinston native and 1984 graduate of North Lenoir High School, released his first book, The Ledger Never Lies: How to Stop the Drift and Take an Honest Accounting of Your Life, on Amazon this week.
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Bill Stovall, a Kinston native and 1984 graduate of North Lenoir High School, released his first book, The Ledger Never Lies: How to Stop the Drift and Take an Honest Accounting of Your Life, on Amazon this week.
A teacher at North Lenoir High School and a student at South Lenoir High School are winners of top awards presented annually by the North Carolina Science, Mathematics and Technology Center.
Science teacher Kayla Lane-Varnell is the 2024 winner of the Centerโs Outstanding Educator Award in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education and Rachel Noble, known for her achievements in FFA
and the field of agricultural science, is winner of the Student Leadership Award in Science, Mathematics
and Technology Education.
Rise Up Mentorship will start at North Lenoir and Contentnea-Savannah School (CSS). The program is a mentorship that will focus on targeting students' social, emotional, and behavioral needs in order to increase academics throughout the year.
North Lenoir High School junior Jack Britt is a walking advertisement for Kinstonโs Chick-fil-A, his after-school employer; but his presence during Tuesdayโs revival of LCPSโs job shadowing program โ paused for nearly two years because of the pandemic โ sold the benefits of connecting students and their career interests with local businesses.
Lenoir County Public Schools has opened its 2021-2022 awards season by honoring the hard work and impact of two staff members who have carved out careers with the school district and touched the lives of hundreds of students over a combined three decades of service.
This was the 42nd year that the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library staff has organized a Quiz Bowl competition for local high schools. Parrott Academy defeated South Lenoir in the sixth game of the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library Quiz Bowl on March 7th to become the county champions for the fifth straight year.
Here are highlights from last nightโs South Lenoir vs North Lenoir basketball game.
Chargers emerge victorious, guarantee themselves three games in holiday event. Hawks play fifth-place game today.
A record-setting turnaround, two state runner-up performances, a career-ending injury and many more storylines punctuated the 2019 high school football season. Winless a year ago, North Lenoir posted a program-best eight victories and returned to the playoffs with second-year head coach Jim Collins. Parrott Academy and Bethel Christian Academy each fell in their respective N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association Division I and II 8-man football championship games. Michael Webb overcame a concussion to help lead Ayden-Grifton to its 19th consecutive postseason berth.
Coaches and athletic directors met Monday evening at Parker's BBQ on Memorial Boulevard to determine the seeding for the three-day, six-team post-Christmas fiesta.
Basketball teams at Parrott Academy, Bethel Christian Academy and Jones Senior each play at home tonight. North Lenoir and South Lenoir each hit the road for non-conference contests.
North Lenoir boys lose home opener 58-47. The girls team also lost to Southern Wayne with a final of 42-41. Here are some photos from Neuse Newsโ Bud Hardy.
North Lenoir finished 0-10 last season, but rebounded with a school-best eight-win campaign and earned its spot in the postseason.
Forecast of heavy rain prompts change of schedule as prep football playoffs begin.
Area teams will jockey for postseason position on the final night of regular-season play.
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