A local K-9 is being praised for his efforts in locating a kilogram of heroin during an early morning traffic stop on Thursday.
Thursday, January 23, 2020
When U.S. Rep. Greg Murphy was elected to Congress in September, expanding his presence in eastern North Carolina was a top priority.
A listing of community events and activities happening today and coming up soon.
“Horticultural Zombies” may sound like a video game or an episode of “The Walking Dead,” but it is actually an assault on myths that keep gardeners enslaved to practices that don’t work.
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Cultural agility, experience recruiting and retaining staff, an ability to work well with the UNC Board of Governors and a long-term vision for the success of East Carolina University are attributes faculty and staff members said the next chancellor should possess.
CONCORD — As more North Carolina counties pass resolutions supporting gun rights, one decided against calling itself a “Second Amendment Sanctuary."
A request for high density residential zoning in the Lake Ellsworth area prompted opposition, but the request was recommended for approval along with three other rezoning proposals.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2020
East Carolina University’s next chancellor should be a humble, approachable servant leader with academic experience and solid communication skills, according to participants in a Tuesday listening session on ECU’s Health Sciences campus.
A listing of community events and activities happening today and coming up soon.
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
An employee at a local chicken restaurant drove an SUV into the business after picking up his paycheck on Tuesday morning, the Greenville Police Department reported.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day meant a day off from classes or work for most people. But for approximately 250 students at East Carolina University, the national holiday acted as motivation to help others the Greenville community.
The vision of unity and inclusion championed by Martin Luther King Jr. is one that leaders in Pitt County hope to actualize, even if it requires “grace for the struggle” to get there.
About 100 people marched from Thomas Foreman Park to the Pitt County Courthouse on Monday to take a stand against racism, a broken criminal justice system and poverty in the name of Martin Luther King Jr.
Hundreds gathered for the 23rd annual Community Unity Breakfast to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact and focus their community-driven efforts on diversity for the future.
A driver who struck another vehicle head on last week, killing himself and another person, was speeding on a wet road before he crossed the center line, a State Highway Patrol report obtained on Sunday indicates.
A man who used a blunt object to break into a local gas station on Thursday night drove a stolen van to carry out the crime, a Greenville Police Department incident report indicates.
Monday, January 20, 2020
Stories of hope, courage, heartache and success — all revolving around the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. — provided inspiration to a group of elementary school children at the C.M. Eppes Recreation Center last week.
Today’s holiday offers Greenville-area residents many opportunities to celebrate the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., whether through acts of service or participation in community event.
The following deeds were recorded with the Pitt County Register of Deeds from Dec. 26-Jan. 1. Each $2 in revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in valuation. (No fee required)
