Piedmont Natural Gas is performing infrastructure maintenance in Snow Hill this week that will include the use of a flare stack that could produce a loud noise and result in a tall flame.
Piedmont Natural Gas is performing infrastructure maintenance in Snow Hill this week that will include the use of a flare stack that could produce a loud noise and result in a tall flame.
Young patients and their stories of courage during life-threatening illnesses and injuries helped make the 38th annual Children’s Miracle Network fundraiser a tremendous success, organizers said.
The Winterville Town Council is holding a public hearing on a proposed 2023-24 budget that holds the town’s tax rate steady even though staff is urging the panel to consider “upward adjustments” in the future.
Greenville’s Home Builders Supply Co. announced this week it is celebrating its 75th Anniversary as a leading supplier of building materials in eastern North Carolina.
SNOW HILL — North Carolina’s top elected official said he was “sounding the alarm” about legislative measures he says will harm the state’s public schools during a visit to Greene Central High School.
WINTERVILLE — The Pitt Community College VISIONS Career Development and Scholarship Program recently celebrated the upcoming graduations of its high school participants.
There was a time when concerts on the Town Common weren’t quite so common. So when a free, outdoor music series began there in the 1970s, a lot of people didn’t even give it a 50-50 chance. But Sunday in the Park has played on for half a century.
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There was a time when concerts on the Town Common weren’t quite so common. So when a free, outdoor music series began there in the 1970s, a lot of people didn’t even give it a 50-50 chance. But Sunday in the Park has played on for half a century.
If there were any doubts about the need for a welcome center and playground at Wildwood Park they were drowned out by squeals of delight from dozens of children who swarmed the slides, swings and climbing elements at the grand opening ceremony.
The Pitt County Board of Commissioners is holding two meetings next week to conduct regular business and hold a public hearing on its proposed 2023-24 budget.
The Greenville City Council next week is set to give final consideration of the city’s proposed 2023-24 fiscal year budget with a public hearing on Monday and a vote likely on Thursday.
This week’s Innovation Early College High School graduation was the second in school history, but the ceremony recognized a number of firsts.
Arts in the Park: Grifton Arts in the Park will be held from 2-6 p.m. on Sunday at Contentnea Overlook Park, 437 Creekshore Drive. The event will feature live music, fun and fellowship, vendors, food and more. The Historic Museum and Indian Village also will be open 1-5 p.m.
This spring, East Carolina University’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences partnered to bring nearly 100 elementary students to tour the ECU campus and learn about various subjects, programs and careers they can pursue through the college.
A Halifax man has been arrested for a shooting that injured a 25-year-old man earlier this month, the Greenville Police Department reported.
A Greenville man faces his second impaired driving charge after, according to court documents, he ran a red light south of Greenville’s Uptown District.
Six Pitt County Schools seniors have been awarded the SECU Foundation’s “People Helping People Scholarship.” Based on community involvement, leadership and scholastic achievement, the scholarship provides $10,000 for study at a University of North Carolina System school.
D.H. Conley High School senior Brooke Stancil has been awarded a $1,500 scholarship from the Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa. She has been accepted to the East Carolina University Honors College and plans to pursue a nursing degree.
(The Center Square) – Legislation to crack down on educators who sexually abuse students cleared its first hurdle in the Senate on Wednesday, the first stop since House approval in March.