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Lenoir County was recently joined with Craven and Beaufort counties during the Senate Redistricting process. Previously, Lenoir and Wayne have been grouped together. When asked about the new county grouping for his senate district, Perry replied, “All Senate seats belong to the people, not individual lawmakers, regardless of county groupings. The people honored me when they chose me to serve and I hope they allow me the opportunity to return.”
Leaders of the North Carolina General Assembly invite North Carolina high school students to apply for the 50th Annual Youth Legislative Assembly (YLA).
School board members, educators and school administrators from across the state will get a good look at innovative programs and practices at work in Lenoir County Public Schools during next week’s fall meeting of the North Carolina School Board Association.
Lenoir Community College and Barton College have entered into an agreement to provide LCC Criminal Justice students an opportunity to transfer to Barton College to complete a four-year degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice Sciences.
Snow Hill Primary has been recognized as a STEM School of Distinction under the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction's (NCDPI) STEM Recognition Program. In order to reach this recognition, Snow Hill Primary has to meet certain criteria set by DPI.
Noe Vidal-Fuentes, 2021 Greene Central High School (GCHS) graduate, not only graduated with a high school diploma, but also earned an Intermediate Welding Certificate through Lenoir Community College.
Taylor Moore, Assistant Principal of Greene County intermediate school was named this year’s Greene County School’s Elementary Assistant Principal of the year which is sponsored by the North Carolina Association of Principals and Assistant Principals.
The Down East Wood Ducks announced today, they will be having a Toy Drive, sponsored by Lovick’s Café to benefit the Kennedy Home children.
Snow Hill Primary gives out a weekly award called "Terrific Kid" awards. Each teacher at SHP chooses a student who has been responsible, shows great character, or has reached a personal goal.
The Family Accountability and Recovery Court (FARC) in Lenoir, Wayne, and Greene Counties has been selected as one of nine Rural Innovation Sites by the Rural Justice Collaborative (RJC) Advisory Council.
The Rural Justice Collaborative (RJC) Advisory Council has selected The Family Accountability and Recovery Court (FARC) in Lenoir, Wayne and Greene Counties as one of nine Rural Innovation Sites. These are the country’s most innovative rural justice programs which will serve as models for other communities
The Down East Wood Ducks will host the second annual Kinston Cornhole Classic at historic Grainger Stadium on November 6, 2021. The event is presented by Poole Reality.
Pink Hill Chiropractic celebrates 25 years of service to the Pink Hill community. Wisconsin native Dr. Jennifer Murphy sat down with Neuse News and talked about the launch of her practice and her journey through the years.
The Community Council for the Arts presents their Fall Gala “Putting On The Ritz” this Saturday, November 6, 2021 from 7pm until 11pm. The theme is a speakeasy and guests are invited to dress to impress, if they wish.
Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Secretary Mandy K. Cohen, M.D. toured Chapel Hill Pediatrics and Adolescents, P.A. in Orange County to see their operations to vaccinate children ages 5-11.
The FDA, CDC, and ACIP (Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices) has approved Pfizer vaccine for children age 5 – 11 years old, under Emergency Use Authorization.
Kinston citizen Hugh Pollock was recognized on Sunday, October 31st, at Queen Street Methodist Church where he received the Order of the Long Leaf Pine. Pollock’s achievements as an educator, coach, dedicated church member, and Kinston civic leader were cited as he received the award. Bill Rowland, a member of Queen Street UMC who was inducted into the Order in 2012,
A strong coastal low is expected to impact eastern NC this weekend. Confidence has increased in the system's development, however it's still a little early for specific details.
