Students across the area attended Lenoir Community College’s second annual Transportation Day Wednesday.
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Large donors honored by Lenoir/Greene United Way
The Lenoir/Greene United Way honored some of its top donors recently.
Ellis Planetarium honors Pink Hill Elementary student
Pink Hill Elementary’s Coleman Taylor will have his Science Fair project on display for a year.
ART 105 to unveil new public art sculpture
‘The Cat’ — commissioned in honor of the late Joel Smith — will be unveiled April 3 in downtown Kinston.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Child abuse is becoming an epidemic in America — find out what you can do to help reduce the abuse.
N.C. transportation needs set to change with state's growth
North Carolina is expected to see an additional 4 million residents by 2050; how is the state going to respond to this growth?
North Lenoir wins first Student Section of the Year Award
North Lenoir is the winner of the inaugural Neuse News Student Section of the Year award, presented by Chris Humphrey Allstate.
Sponsored: Chick-fil-A awards scholarships to Kinston employees
Since opening in 2010, Chick-fil-A of Kinston has 27 members who have received scholarship money through the fund, including its four latest recipients.
WCTI's Epstein made significant impact in ENC tenure
Ariel Epstein only spent 30 months in Eastern North Carolina at WCTI ABC-12, but she leaves a legacy of toughness and incredible work ethic.
Couple with Lenoir County roots to be featured on TLC tonight
A couple with ties to the area are featured on “Trading Spaces” tonight.
Dump trucks catch fire at local business Friday
An early morning blaze destroyed two dump trucks and damaged a third.
LCPS all-county chorus to perform today
Students from every Lenoir County elementary, middle and high school will participate in the LCPS all-county chorus concert today.
Rotary Club of Kinston taking applications for grants
A service organization is seeking to continue helping groups in Kinston.
Battle Baseball Complex Beautification Day set for Saturday
Area baseball fans are encouraged to help beautify the Kinston High School baseball field this weekend.
Developers meet La Grange residents to discuss subdivision
The La Grange Planning Board met to review a special use permit request by a development company.
JCCF awards $30K in recovery grant funds
Jones County got a welcome boost from a service organization last week.
LCC hosts economic development seminar
The seminar was for county business, education and government leaders.
Kinston man celebrates 92nd birthday — with a workout
Rufus Allen has been an advocate of working out, going to the gym three times a week.
Thomas resigns as GTP director to concentrate on run for Congress
Allen Thomas stepped down from his position on Monday.
Proposed developments in La Grange spark debate
Citizens in La Grange are concerned over proposals for several new multi-unit affordable housing developments.