A cool campus mainstay looked a little different this year.
A 2019 study found black women are 3.4 times more likely to have their hair perceived as “unprofessional.”
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A new age of volunteers is stepping up to take care of Pitt County’s elderly.
A regional economic development partnership that serves 29 eastern counties has picked a familiar face as its new chief executive.
South Greenville Elementary School will be closed Friday for in-person learners due to a high number of COVID-19 quarantines and infections, Pitt County Schools announced Thursday. The school is expected to resume face-to-face instruction on March 2.
Greenville Animal Protective Services is investigating circumstances that forced a Greenville police officer to fatally shoot a dog that was attacking another animal.
Pitt County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested four residents in a Greenville neighborhood on drug and gun charges, according to a news release issued on Thursday.
CSX is scheduled to begin maintenance on two of its Greenville crossings next week.
A woman says she was held hostage by her son in a home near Barrus Construction Road Tuesday.
BETHEL – Big plays on both sides of the ball helped Ayden-Grifton win its season-opening football game Thursday night, 29-12 over North Pitt.
They knew each other all too well before the game started, but now Farmville Central’s girls’ basketball team knows a little more about 2A rival North Pitt and even more about itself.
Gov. Roy Cooper eased restrictions on fan attendance at sporting events, allowing up to 30 percent capacity at outdoor stadiums, an announcement that came Wednesday on the eve of football games for some North Carolina High School Athletic Association teams.
Gov. Roy Cooper eased restrictions on fan attendance at sporting events allowing up to 30 percent capacity at outdoor stadiums, an announcement Wednesday on the eve of football games for some North Carolina High School Athletic Association teams.
East Carolina baseball lead relief pitcher C.J. Mayhue moves quickly on the mound and evidently in the dugout as well.
The D.H. Conley boys’ and girls’ basketball teams both went down to the wire in exciting, nail-biting contests Tuesday night, where it looked at times like their seasons would end. Thanks to some clutch play, each team pulled out a win in their 3A state playoff openers at home.
BYH to the talented local chefs who are meeting the growing demand for plant-based meals with creative menu options. Hoping other chefs join the trend.
A while back at a grocery store (not in Greenville), I brought my cart up to a checkout counter just after another fellow had come to the same counter. He was worth noting, for he sported a heroic comb-over, one that started just above his left ear and lay in a thin coverlet over all the way…
Our legislators were correct in forcing the issue to reopen our schools. Their legislation was an acknowledgement of what most have realized, namely that children staring at screens for long periods of the day does not equal the learning they would achieve being in the classroom. Additionall…
The issue of reparations to African Americans as payment for damage done as a result of years of legal slavery and subsequent discrimination is back on the table.
For years, and especially this past year, North Carolina Republicans have been patting each other on the back for their stewardship of North Carolina’s robust Rainy Day Fund. The latest self-congratulation came last week, as Union County Rep. Dean Arp penned an op-ed in the Carolina Journal …
One of the crown jewels of North Carolina is our world-class system of higher education. Among these stellar institutions are our Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Don’t let a lack of brightly lit windows stop you from gardening indoors. Include some low-maintenance, low-light houseplants and maintenance strategies to boost your success.
A late winter field trip, in my backyard again. This is a plant that we inherited when we moved in, some 35 years ago. I can’t believe it’s been that long.
Year after year, the Lion’s Club sets up wire-frame Christmas decorations on the lawn of the historic Jackson County courthouse, facing Main Street in Brownstown, Indiana.
My twin daughters are living at home while attending college. Adults technically, but that does not save their dates from the mandatory ritual of coming inside to meet the parents.
February is designated as American Heart Month to bring awareness to the prevalence and severity of cardiovascular disease in the United States. Nearly a quarter of deaths in the United States are caused by heart disease. Though this is a staggering statistic, the good news is that heart dis…
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CINCINNATI (AP) — A 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel has reinstated Ohio State University's trademark challenge to an online marketplace involving items with Buckeye-related images such as that of former championship-winning football coach Urban Meyer.
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