The number of COVID-19 cases in Pitt County grew by 22 over the weekend as more business began to reopen while enforcing strict measures to control the virus’ spread.
Pitt County officials are seeking input in the development of a land-use plan to guide growth along N.C. 43 between Greenville and Chicod.
Many community events are canceled or rescheduled due to the ongoing coronavirus response. Please email cancellations to community@reflector.com along with any outreach related to the response and continuing community activities that are not affected.
People stood on their front porches, driveways and backyard decks on Monday and in less than 45 seconds played the 24 musical notes that honor the United States’ war dead.
Bless your hearts Black Americans. You are no longer slaves, you are just owned by the Democrats, whose policies will never let you be free. You are destined to be dependent on government handouts forever unless you choose to be free. Take charge of your own futures, use your heads.
The following deeds were recorded with the Pitt County Register of Deeds from April 30-May 6. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (No fee required.)
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East Carolina decided to eliminate all of its tennis and swimming and diving programs, but the process involved almost all Pirate teams being evaluated financially and for future sustainability.
A noted local outdoor television producer and conservationist hopes a lawsuit set to be filed in less than 60 days will start a conversation to help push large fishing trawlers out of the Pamlico Sound and back into the ocean.
Greenville Little Leagues commissioner Brian Weingartz tweeted recently a photo of pristine grass and dirt on the infield of youth baseball gem Elm Street Park with the comment: “Longest preseason ever.”
Matthew Jabs doesn’t understand all the details, but he understands championships.
Speaking about decisions intertwined with COVID-19 effects and bleak East Carolina athletics’ future budget projections, the reality of the coronavirus pandemic was further felt on Pirate athletics director Jon Gilbert when forced to describe the process of ECU discontinuing women’s tennis, …
East Carolina University eliminated all of its swimming and tennis programs on Thursday to compensate for an estimated $10 million financial deficit heightened by COVID-19, officials said.
Things do not look good for Sen. Richard Burr.
It’s not difficult to find bad policy examples from government-enacted lockdowns due to coronavirus, yet virtually none are worse than the idea of the federal government bailing out the states.
As a result of the pandemic, there has been quite a lot of hoarding of toilet paper, making it difficult to buy any. A reasonable solution, don’t use any toilet paper.
It is increasingly apparent that President Trump is planning to follow the advice of Dylan Thomas and not “go gentle into that good night.” He is inching toward a justification of staying while losing by declaring the November election illegitimate.
BYH, to the homeowner on Portertown Road who put face masks on their gargoyles. Too funny! If only the citizens of Greenville would follow the gargoyles’ lead.
Bless your hearts Black Americans. You are no longer slaves, you are just owned by the Democrats, whose policies will never let you be free. You are destined to be dependent on government handouts forever unless you choose to be free. Take charge of your own futures, use your heads.
Emily Ann Schmidt of Greeville has been selected as a Morehead-Cain Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Four Pitt County Schools seniors are among 20 students selected for the newest class of EC Scholars at East Carolina University.
Two Pitt County seniors have been selected for the 25th class of Park Scholars at North Carolina State University.
The coronavirus pandemic has taught me a lot of lessons — from being more diligent about washing my hands to putting a little distance between myself and other people when I’m out in the world.
“And he can take a punch.”
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