Greenville merchants have already spent years convincing people to get off the internet, get out of their house and into locally owned stores.
Work to repave a section of Dickinson Avenue in downtown Greenville began this week and is expected to wrap up next week.
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Pitt Community College’s higher enrollment last year resulted in an additional $1.5 million from the state. But officials aren’t spending the money just yet.
The Friends of Old Martin County Courthouse is offering a tribute to Williamston’s famous Sunny Side Oyster Bar as its 2020 Christmas Ornament Fundraiser.
A distinct rise in infection rates coupled with the onset of the Christmas shopping season has officials urging the public to abide by the state’s latest directives to use face coverings, limit gatherings and mind capacity limits.
This is the first time Marie McKeel Swann, her three brothers and their families haven’t gathered at her parents’ Princeton home for Thanksgiving.
Students taking part in the newspaper’s annual “I am thankful” feature often express their appreciation for parents, playmates and pets.
The Leroy James Farmers Market is holding its third annual card decorating contest to brighten the season for local senior citizens.
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Tyler Snead
A win for East Carolina over SMU will give the Pirates a 3-5 American Athletic Conference record to match the 2015 season. ECU-SMU kicks off at noon Saturday on ESPN-Plus.
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East Carolina will complete coach Mike Houston’s second season with the Pirates on Saturday against SMU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, where ECU is 0-3 this year.
Working as a behavior specialist at a level five behavior school in his hometown of Hyattsville, Md., Tony Parham sometimes felt like a hypocrite when talking to his students or his own children about finishing a task that has been started.
There was a welcome sigh of relief last week that President Trump seems to be ending his fruitless assault on President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
North Carolina has an opportunity. Meaning North Carolina as a whole, but also as a sum of its complex and diverse parts.
Bless his heart. An Emmy for Cuomo? I would think a Razzy is more appropriate.
North Carolina has experienced just about everything imaginable this year, so with one month to go let’s look at what to expect.
Mac Hodges never knew a stranger. Whether you knew him as a friend or as the committed mayor of Washington, if you knew Mac, he knew you right back.
BYH to those weighing in on the pronunciation pecan, it’s not a North/South thing, it’s regional. My kinfolk in Tennessee say “pe-con.” Of course when talking about the fish called a crappie, they also say “croppie.”
Here’s a charming little creepy-crawler. It shows up just about anywhere in the eastern United States, quietly creeping along on a variety of substrates: sand, rock, damp or dry ground, tree stumps, rotten logs, often in shady woodlands where it boasts bright green leaves, often streaked or …
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