A 20-year-old woman is recovering after her ex-boyfriend allegedly hit her and struck her with his car, the Greenville Police Department reported on Tuesday.
At least one appointment to the Pitt County Development Commission board sparked controversy at Monday night’s Board of Commissioners’ meeting.
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GRIMESLAND — Just in time for Thanksgiving, volunteers are working to provide ready-to-cook meals at First Born Community Development Center for hundreds of families in need. But after this weekend’s feeding of the multitudes, the longtime holiday tradition appears to be coming to an end.
An Ayden man was arrested on Sunday after he allegedly assaulted a woman, the Ayden Police Department reported.
J.H. Rose senior lacrosse star Gabe Smith, a talented attacker, recently signed with Lenoir-Rhyne.
South Central coach Andy Tew knew this football season would be a bigger challenge than previous campaigns.
Topics during leadership council meetings for the East Carolina football team can range from parking to hotels, food, classes, locker room issues and actually football.
Topics during leadership council meetings for the East Carolina football team can range from parking to hotels, food, classes, locker room issues and actually football.
South Central’s boys’ basketball team enters the 2019 season with plenty of new faces taking the court. The reigning 4-A state champions are now without stars such as Shykeim Phillips, Jahzeer Baker and Shy’Quan Jones, all of whom departed following graduation.
Widespread leadership was present during East Carolina football’s bye last week, which was an easy positive for first-year coach Mike Houston to see with two games remaining in the Pirates’ season.
Oftentimes, we hear reports about disruptive, rambunctious children being punished in various ways by the Pitt County school system. Seemingly, some students attend school with the wrong mindset and look for trouble rather than seek constructive ways to broaden their academic horizons.
Ear to the ground, I hear the rumble of the good ol’ boy financial and political network gearing up to seize the opportunity to make one of their own, a political appointee, the next ECU chancellor. In a March 20 letter, before the last chancellor came and went, I called for a bold new way f…
As long as we’re using Latin legal jargon to explain Donald Trump’s odd adventures in Ukraine, there’s an even better phrase than quid pro quo. It’s cui bono, which translates roughly as “who benefits?”
The fellow from down east was fed up with his neighbors calling Democrats “socialists.” He fumed, “Some of the people yelling loudest about socialists are the biggest socialists around.”
Talk about playing with house money.
As for the Yankee girl coming to Thanksgiving dinner, maybe she doesn’t care for the food because it is over salted, over cooked and high in unhealthy fat. Other than that it sounds as though she probably doesn’t feel very welcome. To the MAGA hat guy, yes, it is bad manners not only to wear…
Downtown is in the midst of a revitalization and this comes with bulldozers, cranes, hard hats, road closures and detour signs. Nestled in the heart of this is a crowd favorite and city stalwart that’s worth navigating the construction to visit.
Q I have always enjoyed Thanksgiving. I now must watch my weight so how do I take pleasure in my favorite holiday with all the tasty food at the table? — HG, Greenville
Even though it is not quite time for people to start piling food on their plates for Thanksgiving, some have already begun loading Christmas presents to get them ready for delivery.
When I was growing up, Thanksgiving was an old-fashioned food extravaganza, filled with once-a year dishes.
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