Time was dwindling for thousands of voters in Pitt County and across the state to fix absentee voting errors as elections officials hustled out an updated process for handling mail-in ballot problems as Election Day neared.
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The Pitt County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday responded to two assaults that resulted in injuries.
The Greenville Board of Adjustment has approved a special use permit for a drop-in child care center in the city’s medical district.
After having a record number of freshmen applicants last year, ECU has seen a decline in applications this fall. But the university is expecting to see that trend reversed before the end of this month.
The East Carolina University chancellor search committee completed its work on Thursday and its recommendations will move ahead to the Board of Trustees, the chairman said.
A traffic stop for speeding led to the arrest of two people on drug trafficking charges, the Greenville Police Department reported Thursday.
Food distribution: Staton Mill Road Community Outreach Inc. will hold its monthly food box distribution from 5 to 7 p.m. today at St. Mary Baptist Church, 1251 Fleming School Road Greenville. Contact Larry Chance at 327-8208.
The Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a code change that will add a special-use allowance for small distilleries of liquor in Greenville’s downtown commercial district.
The Greenville City Council unanimously approved the issuance of multifamily housing revenue bonds in support of affordable housing development, including a complex in Greenville.
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The John Paul II volleyball team lost its first set of the season on Thursday night in the second round of the NCISAA playoffs, but that was a small detail in a 3-1 Saints victory.
Coach Mike Houston and some of his current East Carolina staff members were at James Madison when they first recruited running back Rahjai Harris.
So much in sports has changed since mid-March when the COVID-19 pandemic rocked sports leagues nationwide. There also are aspects that have not changed, like uncertainty with game schedules.
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East Carolina football coach Mike Houston said Tuesday he expects the five players who were not available Saturday to return to the team next week before the Pirates’ game Oct. 30 at Tulsa.
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association last week released its updated guidelines for the operation of high school sports in the state during the coronavirus pandemic.
I look forward to Biden's presidency. Free health care, free medicine, free college, increased pay, increased social security, COVID eliminated, climate change reversed. All this done with lower taxes on working people. Businesses and the wealthy forced to pay their share and my share. I am …
Bless your hearts for most political ads. Most are a gross distortion of the truth. Many quote editorials and letters to the editor from some newspaper and print it as fact. Many people believe what they see in the papers and media news as the gospel. Letters to the editor and editorials are…
A Sept. 27, “Minorities need more representation in vaccine trials,” provides an important request from major drug companies for minority participation in new and upcoming clinical trials for a vaccine to cure COVID-19.
This week, America watched the confirmation hearings of Amy Coney Barrett before the Senate Judiciary Committee. North Carolinians can take away four important things.
There are about 300,000 fewer jobs in North Carolina today than there were in February, before the start of the COVID-19 recession. That’s a 7.5% drop in total employment — the biggest decline in the southern United States.
In the “Roaring Twenties” times were good for many and there was optimism for the future. Then, like the flipping of a light switch, everything changed on October 29, 1929. The stock market crashed. Quickly businesses were closed, fortunes wiped out, unemployment soared and the mood turned t…
We have neighbors across the way who let us know when their grass has been cut. They signal this by setting off a massive smoke bomb afterward that, when the wind is wrong, smells up the entire valley.
As the lights remain out on Broadway and other stages across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic, actors hoping to keep the curtain from coming down on theater are looking for new ideas for performing. But artists at East Carolina University are working to revive an old one.
For pastors in America’s Protestant pulpits, Election Day 2020 is starting to look a lot like 2016.
The cooler season begs for layers — and not just when it comes to clothing. Behold the lasagna. This hefty casserole is layered with three cheeses, a meaty tomato sauce and — wait for it — kale.
The Rickhouse has been open for lunch since the summer but recently expanded its already impressive menu. General manager Jeremy Shelton along with manager Greer Jones and head chef Keisha Peterson have thought up incredible combinations and entrees combining flavors and textures that create…
Flu season is upon us and Vidant Health infectious disease experts are urging community members to protect themselves and those around them by receiving their flu vaccine.
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