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Pitt County Schools is seeking a $2.5 million increase in its local funding for the 2020-21 fiscal year budget.
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The state prison system, where seven prisoners in three facilities have now tested positive for the coronavirus, announced on Monday that it would begin a two-week moratorium on accepting new offenders from county jails starting today. Prison-to-prison transfers also will be limited severely.
Today marks the beginning of the eight-day Jewish holiday known as Passover, which commemorates the Hebrews’ liberation from slavery following a series of plagues that swept through ancient Egypt. But this year, a modern-day pandemic is changing the way the festival is celebrated.
A Pitt County resident died from complications related to COVID-19 over the weekend becoming the county’s first fatality from the virus, the health department reported.
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East Carolina athletics director Jon Gilbert said during ECU Board of Trustees meetings last week that three Pirate student-athletes were allowed to stay in their residence halls, as part of nearly 100 total who are in Greenville and living off campus while sports are on hold amid the COVID-…
In-state college basketball recruit JaDun Michael tweeted Monday, “I’m staying home,” while making a verbal commitment to his hometown school Elon.
Somewhere, hidden away, are all of the unused North Carolina high school basketball state championship trophies.
It was difficult last preseason for East Carolina first-year women’s basketball coach Kim McNeill to envision the Pirates rolling to a 20-plus win season, but also to not reach double digits in victories.
Kids can go through phases with their appetites.
J.H. Rose sophomore Michael Allen already took an unofficial visit to Tennessee, checking out the Knoxville area and specifically the Volunteers’ facilities in football and baseball.
When millions of Americans fear a virus, when millions lose their jobs overnight and when millions are told to stay home, you can bet we’re in for a political revolution. Or revolutions.
When millions of Americans fear a virus, when millions lose their jobs overnight and when millions are told to stay home, you can bet we’re in for a political revolution. Or revolutions.
Every year, domesticated ducks appear at Lake Laupus on ECU’s medical campus in Greenville. The lake sits off Fifth Street and Moye Boulevard and is surrounded by a walking trail and gazebos. It is visited by hospital staff and students and the public. However, ECU does not care for these du…
Does North Carolina lock up too many people? I’ve long thought so.
We black people are so convenient and useful to America’s leftists. Whenever there’s a bit of silencing to be done, just accuse a detractor or critic of racism. A recent, particularly stupid, example is CNN’s Brandon Tensley’s complaint that the “coronavirus task force is another example of …
“What do I know? I’m not a doctor.”
Today marks the beginning of the eight-day Jewish holiday known as Passover, which commemorates the Hebrews’ liberation from slavery following a series of plagues that swept through ancient Egypt. But this year, a modern-day pandemic is changing the way the festival is celebrated.
Heartbroken.
SNOW HILL — A state order that closed all hair and beauty salons on March 25 cut off the livelihood of dozens of area business and more individuals, but most say they understand it had to be done.
Everything is getting canceled, which is for the best. Many had looked forward to celebrations: concerts, music festivals, birthdays, graduations, proms, etc.
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