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Samuel Norman-David Yowonske of Kinston was awarded the North Carolina Railroad Scholarship.
A Kinston Christmas will bring lights shows, window decorating contests and more to the downtown community as a part of Pride of Kinston’s continued efforts to increase economic development in the area.
Jarell Moten wants to help Lenoir County’s youth in a very important area.
Twenty-eight teachers from seven LCPS schools are winners of 2018-2019 Bright Ideas grants awarded by Tri-County EMC, including four teachers whose grant ideas were judged the Best of the Best among all winners from Lenoir, Wayne and Duplin counties.
Lowe’s installed a set of raised bed gardens for Northwest Elementary as a part of its Heroes Project.
Armed services logos hang above the mantle of the fireplace at the North Carolina Veterans Home in Kinston.
Among their regular seasonal produce, TC Smith Produce will have shelled pecans for sale this Saturday. According to those who know, pecans will be relatively scarce this fall, so get them while they last.
Pam Heath, a former teacher, principal and – since August – the district’s interim human resources director, now has permanent status as HR director; and Stephanie Smith, an assistant principal at Kinston High School since 2015, will take over as principal of Lenoir County Learning Academy, the district’s alternative school, in January.
Edge Dental Laboratory Solutions, LLC to Invest $500,000 and create seven new jobs in Lenoir County.
A trio of corrupt flash drives delayed Election Night results until the following day.
The Computer Engineering Technology (CET) Club has started a new year at Lenoir Community College.
For National 4-H Week this year Martin County 4-H’ers collected pet supplies to donate to areas hit by Hurricane Florence.
Watch our Election 2018 Results show from Tuesday night (and Wednesday morning).
A healthy increase in grant funding has allowed LCPS to expand its fresh fruit and vegetable snack program to students at two more elementary schools.
Greene County has showed up at the polls at a higher rate than the midterm elections in 2014.
Buy too much Halloween candy? Or maybe you had less Trick-or-Treaters? You can use your leftover candies and sweet treats in these recipes.
There will be lots of greens, mustard, kale, henpeck, turnips, turnip roots, collards...sweet potatoes, squash, peppers, and Honey Crisp and Granny Smith NC mountain apples.