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LCC and NC A&T University sign transfer agreement
Lenoir Community College students can transfer their first two years from LCC to complete a four-year degree at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.
Big Taste Grill truck comes to Kinston to serve brats, raise funds for disaster victims
The Johnsonville Big Taste Grill truck came to Kinston Wednesday to feed more than 1,000 people and also raise donations for hurricane victims.
Jones Senior fell to Chocowinity Southside 45-18 Tuesday, but the Trojans had their highest-scoring output of the season.
Kinston Clinic South sold
The new owners hope to bring new businesses to Kinston.
N.C.'s First Lady visits Lenoir County
Kristin Cooper visited La Grange Elementary on Tuesday, then helped raise money for mini-grants for Lenoir County teachers at a fundraiser.
LCC Instructor receives Excellence Award
This award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions in sleep medicine practice, research, education, leadership or advocacy in North Carolina.
Sponsored: Chick-fil-A delivers scholarships to employees
Chick-Fil-A of Kinston has awarded 24 scholarships to employees since opening in 2010.
North Lenoir, E.B. Frink win Lenoir County Agricultural Fair Cheerleading Competition
North Lenoir won the high school cheerleading competition and E.B. Frink picked up a victory in the middle school event at the Lenoir County Agricultural Fair Monday.
Dr. Escabi: Hypertension -- the silent killer
Dr. Escabi-Mendez shares his thoughts on hypertension in this week’s column.
Kinston's Salvation Army awarded funds for hurricane relief
The Salvation Army of Kinston will provide replacement furniture, appliances, and household items for flood victims.
UPDATE 1:23 p.m.: LCPS Superintendent Brent Williams issues statement on threats
The Lenoir County Sheriffs Office is actively investigating a report of school violence. The threat which was posted on an internet site was shared as a tip by a concerned person with the Lenoir County Sheriffs Office and the FBI early this morning.
Huntley has overcome obstacles to help lead Parrott football team
A Parrott Academy senior football player has not had a typical year at school.
More than 500 race in Mother Earth Ironclad Half-Marathon and 5K
The fourth annual Mother Earth Ironclad Half-Marathon and 5K took place Saturday morning, leading runners across Kinston and finishing at Grainger Stadium. During the 5K race, a 25-year state record was broken, as 9-year-old Amelia Medlin finished the 3.1 mile race in 21:25, 32 seconds ahead of the previous mark in her age range.
Piggly Wiggly, Johnsonville Sausage offering free meals at hurricane relief event
The Big Taste Grill boasts a 6,000-pound lid with an 8-ft handle that is opened using a hydraulic system, giving access to 440,000 BTUs, which is needed to grill the 1/2 ton of Johnsonville Brats held in the on-board fridge. The grill can cook 2,500 brats an hour or 750 bratwursts at a time on its 40-square feet of grilling surface.
Lenoir County officials reflect on Florence lessons
Hurricane Florence has long since left Kinston and Lenoir County, so officials are using lessons learned to look at ways to help residents in future events.
Farmer's market update: October 20, 2018
Today is ENC Food, Brew ‘n Que Fest and our neighbors at the CSS Neuse ll will serve Breakfast on the Boat from 7:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m.
Fraternity, high schools team up on voter registration drive
Showing some of the results of the voter registration drive conducted by Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and LCPS high schools are, from left, Derrick Wiggs, president of the fraternity’s Nu Iota Lambda chapter; Assistant Superintendent Nicholas Harvey II; and fraternity member James Mumford.
Lenoir County Agricultural Fair to run until Oct. 27
The 63rd annual Lenoir County Agricultural Fair started Thursday and will run until Oct. 27
Duke Energy accepting letters of inquiry for last cycle of funding
The fund supports science-based, research-supported projects and programs that provide direct benefit to at least one of the following focus areas: improve water quality, quantity and conservation, enhance fish and wildlife habitats, expand public use and access to waterways, and increase citizens’ awareness about their roles in protecting these resources.