The Public Safety Specialist provides advanced administrative and clerical support to the Director of Emergency Medical Science and the overall Public Safety Division to ensure effective and efficient daily office operations.
Help Wanted: Assistant Registrar - Continuing Education
The Assistant Registrar - Continuing Education assists the Registrar - Continuing Education in ensuring that all classes within the division follow the State Board of Community Colleges Code (SBCCC) and other system office policies and program guidelines.
Help Wanted: Environmental Services Technician - Custodian - Night Shift
The Environmental Services Technician - Custodian - Evening Shift performs general custodial duties related to the maintenance and cleaning of assigned buildings and facilities and performs a variety of tasks relative to the assigned area of responsibility.
Help Wanted: Director of Library Services
The Director of Library Services provides leadership and vision for the library. The Director is expected to represent the library within the community, develop programs, develop collections, provide budgeting information, and manage all library staff, facilities, and services. The Director of Library Services organizes, directs, and promotes the activities and programs of the library to the College and the community.
Lenoir County Farmers Market update for Super Saturday - November 22, 2025
The Lenoir County Farmers Market, located at 100 N. Herritage Street, will be open Tuesday and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Cooking with Tammy Kelly: Thanksgiving Favorites, Cranberry Sauce, Fresh or Canned
According to cranberry research, 73 % of Americans prefer their cranberry sauce jellied in the shape of a can and 54 % of Americans serve their sauce sliced along the ridges made by the can. I am one of those people, I enjoy my cranberry sauce sliced along the ridges. I am a firm believer that there is certainly room for both. Regardless of your favorite way to enjoy the tart treat on holidays, let’s not forget that cranberries are one of best fruits to have on the menu year-round, not only are they tasty, they are a great source of nutrients and antioxidants.
Lenoir County commissioners approve two economic development incentives, budget amendments and board appointments
The Lenoir County Board of Commissioners met Monday, Nov. 17, 2025, approving a series of economic development agreements, departmental budget adjustments and tax-related resolutions during a meeting that highlighted continued industrial growth and ongoing state-funded flood mitigation work.
Help Wanted: Administrative Secretary
Under general supervision performs secretarial work in administrative functions that include the following: Serves as a receptionist, answer phones, direct calls/messages to appropriate staff; Greet Vendors and show guests to meeting locations; Follows COVID Protocols; Attend meetings, take notes, type Minutes, create and mail Agendas for monthly Board Meetings, Operator Meetings and Special Meetings as requested.
Man injured in early morning shooting at Kinston Circle K
On November 21, 2025, at 2:05 a.m., officers responded to a report of a gunshot wound at the Circle K on N. Herritage Street. Officers arrived and located 59-year-old Thomas Watson suffering from a single gunshot wound to the abdomen. EMS transported Watson to ECU Health for treatment.
KPD: Shots Fired Call Leads to Mother and Son Arrests
On November 20, 2025, at approximately 8:41 p.m., Kinston Police Department B-Squad officers responded to multiple reports of shots fired in the area of Old Snow Hill Road. Officers also received information that the suspect was at a residence in the 2200 block of Old Snow Hill Road.
Lenoir elections board denies third protest filed by Quarla Blackwell
Former Kinston City Council candidate Quarla Blackwell filed her third election protest this week, prompting a preliminary consideration meeting Thursday by the Lenoir County Board of Elections. The board unanimously voted to deny the new protest, concluding there was not enough evidence to advance it to a full hearing.
Kinston revises travel policy for elected officials
The Kinston City Council heard wide-ranging public concerns Tuesday night during its Nov. 18 meeting, which included discussions on property taxes, policing, abandoned structures, stormwater issues and frustrations about the city’s public comment process.
Greene County to receive $42 million state grant to replace West Greene Elementary
RALEIGH, N.C. - Ten North Carolina school districts from Transylvania to Tyrrell will share more than $392 million in state lottery-funded grant awards for school construction and renovation projects.
Help Wanted: Administrative Secretary
Under general supervision performs secretarial work in administrative functions that include the following: Serves as a receptionist, answer phones, direct calls/messages to appropriate staff; Greet Vendors and show guests to meeting locations; Follows COVID Protocols; Attend meetings, take notes, type Minutes, create and mail Agendas for monthly Board Meetings, Operator Meetings and Special Meetings as requested.
Stolen Vehicle Recovered; Arrest Made in Kinston
On November 20, 2025, Deputies with the Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office C Shift, along with members of the Sheriff’s Crash Reduction Team and the Kinston Police Department, located a stolen motor vehicle in the area of Lowe’s in Kinston.
Downtown Kinston prepares to kick off holiday season with annual tree lighting
Kinston is gearing up for the start of the holiday season as Downtown Kinston Revitalization prepares to host its annual tree lighting celebration, Turn on the Holidays, on Saturday, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. in Pearson Park.
Operation Christmas Child collection sites open across Lenoir and Jones counties
Several churches in Lenoir and Jones counties are serving as local drop-off sites for Operation Christmas Child during National Collection Week, which runs Nov. 17 through Nov. 24. Volunteers will accept gift-filled shoeboxes that are distributed to children around the world through Samaritan’s Purse.
Carteret County Sheriff Asa Buck seeks to continue his career of service as he announces candidacy for Congress
“The people of Eastern North Carolina must have a strong voice in Congress to make sure their values are protected and the America First Agenda is implemented .” Carteret County Sheriff Asa Buck, Candidate for NC District 1 Congressman
During Career Development Month, LCPS Highlights Commitment to Connecting Students with Local Opportunities
Career Development Month is a time when schools across the nation celebrate the importance of helping students explore their interests, build practical skills, and imagine the future that fits them best. In Lenoir County Public Schools, that commitment extends far beyond a single month. It is built into the daily work of helping students discover what is possible through hands-on learning, exploration, and strong partnerships with local industries.
Update: New protest filed by former candidate Quarla Blackwell
Quarla Blackwell has filed a new election protest. The Lenoir County Board of Elections announced that a Preliminary Consideration Meeting will be held Thursday, November 20 at 5 p.m. to review her filing. A copy of the protest is attached.
This meeting is in addition to the Protest Hearing scheduled for Monday, November 24 at 5:30 p.m. for the election protests filed against Kareem Moore and Les Lipford. Both meetings will be held at the Lenoir County Board of Elections office.