Nearly 600 seniors who have accumulated some $10 million in college scholarship offers will put a bow on their high school careers with commencement exercises next week.
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Farmer's market update for 5-25-2019
OKRA! Hopefully, local tomatoes, jams, jellies, vinaigretes free range eggs, fresh broccoli, strawberries, blueberries, peaches, new potatoes, and more!
Fourth annual Funk Fest set for Saturday at LCC
The Fourth Annual Funk Fest, held by the African-American Heritage Commission and held at the Lenoir Community College gym, is set for Saturday from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Heroes honored at Emergency Services banquet
Retired Kinston Fire Chief Don Crawford was among those receiving prestigious honors at the annual Lenoir County Emergency Services banquet this week.
Sponsored: Chick-fil-A mobile app continues to grow in Kinston
About 5,000 customers have used the Chick-fil-A mobile app in the Kinston establishment, garnering tasty rewards along the way.
Down East Wood Ducks to refurbish Fairfield Park
Players and staff from the Down East Wood Ducks will give a local park a facelift next Tuesday.
Lenoir County Health Department to Host a Prediabetes Screening Day
The Lenoir County Health Department is doing a screening on May 29 to help residents check to see if there’s a threat of Type 2 diabetes.
Lenoir County Sheriff's Office arrest man in Pink Hill shooting
The Lenoir County Sheriffs Office responded to a shooting incident that occurred on Pink Hill Road in Pink Hill N.C. around noon today.
A new look for an old icon
The handicap parking sign has gotten a makeover.
HOPE Prep is coming to Kinston
Organizers of a potential new Christian education school in Kinston met Friday.
APA students attend N.C. Supreme Court session
APA students traveled to Greenville to attend a special event.
Lidl is leaving Kinston
A grocery store that has only been in Kinston almost two years has announced it is closing next month.
UNC Lenoir CEO embraces new role
Robert Enders had the interim tag taken off last month, as he will continue to serve as UNC Lenoir Health Care’s CEO.
Restored building to host art show
The building at the corner of Blount and Mitchell Streets features a newly painted mural, and will host a Pop-Up Art Show on Saturday evening.
Farmer's market update for 5-18-2019
Free range eggs, fresh broccoli, strawberries, new potatoes, carrots, radishes, snow peas, sugar snap peas and more.
Day In The Park set for Saturday at Bill Fay
A popular event hasn’t occurred in Kinston in roughly a decade, but it’s back and slated for May 18 at Bill Fay Park.
Frink students participate in personal finance event
Students at Frink Middle School learned about personal finance on Wednesday.
Jones County Schools hold annual gala
Jones County Schools recently announced its teacher and principal of the year.
Collision with driver, KPD vehicle occurred off MLK Blvd.
A collision took place Wednesday at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. between a citizen and Kinston Police Department officer.