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The first 50 Years of Becton-Dickerson brought conservative and steady growth. It was a family-run business with the sons of both men working for the company. The enterprise entered the affluent postwar years with a solid market share in medical supplies and was well prepared for a major expansion.
Junious Smith III breaks down the Week 3 match-ups for football games scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
We have drifted a long way from the days of George Orwell, who said: “If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.”
Columnist Marc Thiessen recently pointed out nonstop over-the-top attacks are pushing people further into the president's camp.
These kids may not get to grow up in the South like we did but we keep it in our hearts and in our home.
People who traditionally avoid each other like moldy okra due to political, cultural or hygienic differences united as one to weather the biscuit brouhaha.
Today, Tammy gives us some great recipes, including: Bee Good Vinaigrette, Sweet Southern Honey Glazed Ham, Green Beans and Radish Salad, Chile-Infused Honey, Copper Pennies made with Honey, Boneless Fried Chicken Thighs with Hot Jalapeno Honey, Hot Jalapeno Honey, and Grilled Spicy Honey Lime Chicken Kebabs.
Neuse News columnist Reece Gardner discusses the judicial ballot confusion and updates regarding the North Carolina constitutional amendments.
Everyone is always waiting for the first “mess of butter beans”, if you are from the South, that just means a big pot of the yummy green baby lima beans!!!
Legendary Lenoir County broadcaster, columnist and former bassist for Sly & The Family Stone Reece Gardner's new show will feature local dignitaries, celebrities, and political figures.
Jane Phillips introduces you to Moses P. Cobb, the first African-American to serve a full career as a police officer in New York City. Born into slavery in Kinston, he walked all the way to New York in search of a better life.
I wish people would take the time to educate themselves on issues before pontificating. I also wish people who really have not studied an issue would simply respond: “Well, I have not studied that issue, so I really do not have an opinion.”
Here are a pair of inspirational stories from Neuse News columnist and local media legend Reece Gardner.
It was a dark and stormy night. A crippling humidity gripped the Bucklesberry community like Gailard Sartain's Speedo.
Neuse News Editor Bryan Hanks suggests name changes for the Woodmen Community Center.
After recovering from an illness, the voice of the Ayden-Grifton Chargers is back.
Richard Caswell was one of the most important figures in the American Revolution and in the birth of Kinston.
