Salary Range: $36,222 - $55,116
This is professional environmental health work in the promotion of public health through education, surveillance, consultation, inspection, and enforcement of state, local, and federal environmental health laws and regulations.
Lenoir County Government Department of Social Services - Income Maintenance Caseworker II (6 Positions) SALARY RANGE: $29,729 - $43,056
Lenoir County Government Department of Social Services Processing Assistant V. SALARY RANGE: $25,635 - $39,007
Lenoir County Public Schools is interested in receiving proposals for mental health agencies to provide mental health services to students in the school setting in Lenoir County Public Schools.
Lenoir County Government Emergency Management Division Fire Marshal. Salary Range: $42,006 - $63,918
Lenoir County Government Department of Social Services - Income maintenance caseworker II (Day Care) SALARY RANGE: $29,729 - $43,056
Join us for the Neuse Regional Libraries Book Sale. Items for sale include: Hardback and paperback books, magazines, DVDs, furniture, computers and more!
Lenoir County Government Department of Social Services Office Assistant V - Child Support SALARY RANGE: $25,635 - $38,056
Lenoir County Department of Social Services Income Maintenance Caseworker I - Front Desk (2 Positions) SALARY RANGE: $26,933 - $39,007
Lenoir County Government Department of Social Services - Income Maintenance Caseworker II (Long Term Care) SALARY RANGE: $32,815 - $46,367
If you missed the demo starring OKRA last week, you really missed it! The samples were "out of this world" good. Thanks to Seraphim Smith, Peter Pun of The Laughing Owl, Scott Elden from Upstairs at the Market and Downstairs, Too, and Judy Kitts, who used okra from her own garden. A follow-up is in the makings on November 20th, so stay tuned for details. Also, follow Seraphim Smith on Facebook.
Birth certificate records obtained from the Lenoir County Register of Deeds database list the mother's maiden name. In some cases only one parent is listed:
Arendell Parrott Academy (APA) has a new Head of School. David Moody, former Assistant Superintendent in Jones County with 19 years of experience in education, will now lead the school.
A virus is ravaging our country and our world. In spite of the overwhelming evidence that masks and vaccines work to limit sickness and death, there are people who endanger themselves and others, claiming rights under the banner of personal freedom. The U.S. Constitution, does not grant us so much personal freedom that we can disregard the rights and wellbeing of those around us.
After a 19-10 loss, the Down East Wood Ducks rebounded with an 11-6 win over the Carolina Mudcats, Thursday night. Down East held Carolina scoreless through the first seven innings and had a huge offensive day with 11 runs.
Earlier today, the 2021 Appropriations Act was passed out of the North Carolina House of Representatives with bipartisan support. In addition to pay raises for teachers and state employee, state employee retiree supplement bonuses, investments in agriculture, and funding for infrastructure improvements, S105 also includes several line items that will impact Eastern North Carolina.
F3 of Kinston will host a One-Year F3 Anniversary event on August 13-14, 2021. F3 Kinston serves the men of Kinston, NC, and surrounding areas, who provide free peer-led workouts.
Dear Lenoir County Residents, I know I do not have to tell you the last year and a half has been a challenge. You have had to navigate health, family, work, school, religious activities, sports, hobbies, and all other areas of life in the midst of a pandemic.
North Carolina experienced the largest single day jump in hospital ICU admissions since the beginning of the pandemic. Weekly COVID-19 hospitalizations among people ages 20-49 are at an all-time high.
Dr. Brandon M. Jenkins of Kinston has been named Wayne Community College’s interim vice president for academic and student services
