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Greenville Police Department responded to report on Saturday that after a vehicle and cellphone valued at a total of $22,700 were stolen.
Pitt County Schools began a week’s worth of commencement ceremonies on Monday, with graduates wearing a different accessory than those in previous years. Besides traditional caps and gowns, tassels and cords, seniors were outfitted in a face mask featuring their school colors and insignia.
Many community events are canceled or rescheduled due to the coronavirus. Please email cancellations to community@reflector.com along with any outreach related to the response and continuing community activities that are not affected.
Shattered nerves, along with shattered glass, populated the streets of downtown Greenville on Monday after a peaceful protest turned violent the night before. So did a sense of community.
A group of angry protesters who turned disruptive Sunday night damaged more than 30 downtown Greenville properties, ruined 13 law enforcement vehicles and threw large rocks and bottles at officers trying to disburse them, authorities reported on Monday.
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As football fields in Pitt County are being used this week and next week for high school graduation ceremonies, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association is still very much in evaluation mode in terms of football specifics for this fall.
College football coaching legend Pat Dye, who led East Carolina from 1974-79 with at least seven wins each year, died Monday.
Jake Agnos oozed upperclassman confidence, plus anger, as he took the pitcher’s mound against rival N.C. State during the NCAA Greenville Regional a year ago.
Kyle Roller is second all-time in East Carolina baseball home runs with 51. He ranks first in career hit by pitches, and is third in RBIs.
When she launched into her 10th book, local author Bethany Bradsher wanted to be as close to the action as humanly possible.
Ryan Jones might not be in many pictures of East Carolina’s baseball team celebrating its 2001 NCAA regional championship, the first in school history, but record books prove his existence and importance.
BTH of peaceful protestors everywhere including former NFL players who took a knee several years ago. I will lose respect for any NFL player who doesn’t take a knee this season.
The next best thing to unregulated social media for President Donald Trump is an FCC regulation that legitimizes lawlessness and allows him to be the biggest, baddest gunslinger on the wild, wild Internet, saying and writing whatever he pleases regardless of truth or consequences.
North Carolina employers shed 616,000 jobs in March and April, according to the latest establishment survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s a decline of 13 percent in just two months. Our labor-market collapse will look even worse when BLS releases its May survey in a few weeks.
Another day in the United States, another unarmed black man dead following unwarranted, insupportable, outrageous police violence. When will it end?
Racism and health care may seem like unrelated matters that are no more than issues on political pundits’ lists of debate topics. However, systemic racism has an impact on health care outcomes for communities of color in the United States. As an African American woman, I am keenly aware of h…
BMH. The first few days of the quarantine my husband just stared through the window. After a week, I finally let him come inside.
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