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Farmer's Market update - Oct. 13
What's at the Farmer's Market? Upcoming events at the Farmer's Market. Vendor list for Saturday
Jones Co. Voting Location Moved Due to Florence
When Jones County voters go to the polls on Nov. 6, some will head to a different location thanks to Hurricane Florence.
Sponsored: Chick-Fil-A app includes free food and drinks
Chick-Fil-A tweaked its mobile app on Aug. 1, giving customers more of a personal feel while garnering rewards for free food and drinks.
BREAKING: Friday afternoon shooting sends one to hospital
Chief Alonzo Jaynes with the Kinston Dept. of Public Safety has confirmed a shooting took place in a parking lot adjacent to Herritage, Caswell and Gordon Streets in Kinston late Friday afternoon.
Mother Earth Brewing Ironclad Half-Marathon & 5k returns to Kinston on Oct. 20
Ironclad Races in partnership with the Mother Earth Brewing Ironclad Half-Marathon event board, local business and volunteers aim to bring runners to our community and highlight the historic and cultural beauty of Kinston.
Volunteer team helps Kinston's KARE in storm recovery effort
Kinston Area Recovery Efforts (KARE) continues its work to aid victims of Hurricane Florence.
Tropical Storm Michael Update
Here's the latest on Tropical Storm Michael cancellations of watches in the area.
KFD holds open house to educate children on fire safety
Kinston youngsters are learning about fire safety.
smART Kinston holds 'Artist Talks' segment
Four artists shared their vision of smART Kinston this week.
Closures and delays due to Michael
The following are the latest closings and delays due to Tropical Storm Michael.
Documentary to be played at LCC Wednesday about Adverse Childhood Experiences
A documentary about assisting at-risk children will be played today at Lenoir Community College at 1:30 p.m.
Lovick's Cafe sponsors Neuse News Athlete of the Week
Lovick’s Cafe is the inaugural sponsor of the Neuse News Athlete of the Week segment.
Building dams and creating retention ponds are part of a 123 page Flood Mitigation Study
Hurricane Matthew made landfall two years ago. Here are some of the things the state of North Carolina have identified to reduce future historic flooding and their time frames.
North Lenoir falls to Washington at Barnet Park
North Lenoir played a spirited first half, but fell under a Washington flurry in a 4-0 defeat Monday during a matchup of titans in the Eastern Carolina Conference.
Kristin Cooper, NC’s First Lady, to keynote mini-grant fundraiser
Kristin Cooper, First Lady of North Carolina, will be the featured speaker at the Lenoir County Education Foundation Mini-Grant Luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Olivia’s in downtown Kinston. To register, go to www.kinstonchamber.com or call 252-527-1131.
Lenoir County SPCA seeks funds for new shelter
“We have been raising money quietly for about 10 years,” Lenoir County SPCA President Jerry Henderson said. “Our current facility was built in 1978. The way we treat animals has changed a lot in 40 years. (Our current facility) is not big enough, it's too expensive to operate and no longer meets our needs.”
Some area residents say FEMA is quick to deny help
The storm may be over, but the battle to recover from Hurricane Florence is just beginning.
Kinston-Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce Announces the 108th Annual Awards Presentations
The recipient of the Citizen of the Year and the Young Professional of the Year will leave the Chamber’s Annual Banquet with prestigious awards reflecting their exceptional services in Lenoir County.
Sponsored: John McPhaul continues to operate Kinston Chick-fil-A with a smile
Chick-Fil-A of Kinston will celebrate its eighth year in business in December and John McPhaul has been the operator the entire time.