A seventh person charged in Sunday’s demonstration is accused of lighting fires in two downtown business, the Greenville Police Department said on Thursday.
The Pitt County Health Department resumed clinical services on Thursday, a week after one of its health care providers received word she had tested positive for COVID-19.
The following is a letter from PCC President Lawrence Rouse:
As the spring semester ended, a yearlong project by theatre and biology students at East Carolina University resulted in a reimagined product.
The Pitt County Board of Commissioners is weighing a 62 percent increase in the county’s household waste fee to fund higher recycling and landfill costs along with repairs to a shuttered landfill.
Janie Hiers could not go to see granddaughter Montasia Foreman receive her diploma from J.H. Rose High School on Wednesday. So when the ceremony was over, Foreman took the diploma and went to see her grandmother.
The alumni aspect of college sports cutting programs is unique to Kirstin Burgess.
East Carolina will match up against Liberty in the inaugural Basketball Hall of Fame Shootout on Nov. 13 at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte. The Pirates will be part of a tripleheader that also features Virginia versus Temple and Davidson against Virginia Tech. Games times, ticket informati…
No traditional postgame handshake lines — “good game, good game, good game, good game.”
As football fields in Pitt County are being used this week and next week for high school graduation ceremonies, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association is still very much in evaluation mode in terms of football specifics for this fall.
College football coaching legend Pat Dye, who led East Carolina from 1974-79 with at least seven wins each year, died Monday.
Jake Agnos oozed upperclassman confidence, plus anger, as he took the pitcher’s mound against rival N.C. State during the NCAA Greenville Regional a year ago.
If you have awakened from a comfortable sleep wondering how we as a nation got here, it is clearly time for deeper reflection.
For those who’ve long wanted Charlotte to rid itself of the 2020 Republican National Convention, Donald Trump’s tweets on June 2 were a strong reminder why.
President Trump is certainly misunderstood. Not, however, in the immature, whining way he continuously derides Democrats and the press for treating him unfairly, but from a basic personality perspective.
This is in reference to the letter “Health care racism must be addressed” in Sunday’s public forum.
The year 2020 feels like 1968.
Imagine that you are an unborn spirit in heaven. God condemns you to a life of poverty but will permit you to choose the country in which you will spend your life. Which country would you choose? I would choose the United States of America.
I did something on Facebook recently that I rarely do. I commented on someone’s post. Then came the familiar regret.
Now that it’s officially June, I am obsessed with strawberries. When June rolls around, I behave as though I haven’t seen a strawberry since, well, forever. (Full disclosure: I live in California, so this is not the actual case.) However, this reflex — which I fully embrace — stretches back …
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