Ambleside Preparatory Academy in Kinston reported that its main school building was broken into and vandalized this weekend, according to a statement from Head of School Joanna Pike in a Facebook post.
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Mike Parker: D-Day Memorial – A Sobering Reminder
A couple of weeks ago, we had our bi-annual family reunion in Vinton, VA – my family’s old homeplace for more than 100 years. During our time together, Aunt Judy planned a trip to Bedford, a small Virginia town just over 25 miles away.
Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
Dreams Forged at LCC: Graduate Builds Business, Gives Back
When Joe Sanchez enrolled in Lenoir Community College's welding program, he was working two jobs and searching for a better future. Today, he owns a thriving metal fabrication company, supports a growing team of employees, and is giving back to the college that helped launch his career.
Greene County Intermediate School Continues Investment in Student Leadership with Third Annual EmpowerHER™ Program
Greene County Intermediate School (GCIS) is proud to announce the return of the EmpowerHER™ SEL Leadership Experience, a signature leadership initiative developed by KLC Global, LLC, for the third consecutive year.
Greene County Museum to feature 50 years of needlework and quilting
SNOW HILL — The Greene County Museum will open its next exhibit, “1976-2026: Celebrating 50 Years of Needlework and Quilting,” in August at 107 NW Third St. in Snow Hill.
Lenoir County Farmer's Market update July 25, 2026
Shop the Lenoir County Farmers Market this week for fresh produce, pimento cheese, handmade creations, sweet treats, pork skins, and tomato-season recipe inspiration from Tammy Kelly.
Students pitch solutions to local business partners through Teamship program
North Lenoir High School hosted a pitch event for the Lenoir County Summer 2026 Teamship program, giving students the opportunity to present solutions to real business challenges after eight days of work-based learning.
Lenoir County approves courthouse design changes, server relocation
Lenoir County commissioners approved two courthouse renovation-related contract amendments Monday, including design work tied to relocating the county’s primary server and adding courtroom space.
Lenoir County supports NCDOT safety changes at N.C. 11 and N.C. 55
The Lenoir County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution Monday supporting NCDOT safety improvements at the intersection of N.C. 11 and N.C. 55.
Lenoir County Sheriff's Office to host community Flock Q&A session
We've heard the recent concerns regarding Flock Safety cameras in the County. To provide accurate information and answer questions from our community, the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office will host a community Q&A session where residents can ask questions and receive information directly from Sheriff Jackie Rogers.
Kinston Petsense Among Dozens of Stores Closing Across the U.S.
The Petsense by Tractor Supply store in Kinston is slated to close as part of a nationwide reduction in the company’s pet specialty store operations, according to a notice sent to local customers.
NWS: Risk of heavy rain and flooding into Saturday
The flooding risk may continue into Saturday, especially across the southern half of ENC
Kinston council extends interim manager’s contract, approves development ordinance change
The Kinston City Council approved a text amendment Tuesday that adds Planned Commercial Development to the city’s Unified Development Ordinance, allowing more flexibility for certain commercial and office developments.
Lenoir County commissioners approve school relocation permit, road safety request
The Lenoir County Board of Commissioners approved a special use permit Monday for Ambleside Preparatory Academy to relocate to an approximately 83-acre site at N.C. 258 South and Will Baker Road.
What NC drivers need to know about the end of registration cards and plate stickers
North Carolina’s plan to stop issuing physical vehicle registration cards and annual license plate renewal stickers has raised a long list of practical questions from drivers.
KPD Fugitive Operation Results in Two Attempted Murder Arrests
On July 21, 2026, detectives with the Kinston Police Department's Investigations Division, KPD Patrol officers, and members of the Jones County Sheriff's Office conducted a fugitive operation in Jones County that resulted in the arrests of two wanted individuals connected to separate attempted murder investigations.
NWS: Severe weather threat Wednesday and Thursday
Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms with damaging wind gusts will be possible Wednesday afternoon and evening.
“Speeding Slows You Down” Campaign Underway Statewide
The North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program and law enforcement agencies statewide launched the weeklong “Speeding Slows You Down” initiative today to encourage drivers to slow down and obey posted speed limits.
Special Program Providing Empowerment & Support for Families
For parents of children with special needs, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a document all too familiar as it reoccurs throughout a child’s academic journey.