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With a new executive director to guide them, members of the Ayden Chamber of Commerce met on Nov. 18 to discuss the organization’s future.
The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program wrapped up its collection of toys on Thursday but still has many children on the rolls without presents this year.
While many churches began this week hanging greenery to mark the first Sunday of Advent, Covenant Church started off the season by hauling hay into the sanctuary.
A UNC System veteran engineering educator and administrator has been named provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at East Carolina University.
When social media comic Davonte Jones talks about having 62 entries for this weekend’s parade in Bethel, population 1,700, folks may wonder if it’s one of his DeeBoy12 video pranks. But he wasn’t joking when he approached the mayor earlier this fall about restarting the town’s Christmas parade.
A pair of festive charity events today will benefit a campaign that provides Christmas presents for children through the Salvation Army and Pitt County Schools.
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Thursday, December 02, 2021
A pair of festive charity events today will benefit a campaign that provides Christmas presents for children through the Salvation Army and Pitt County Schools.
After a long year in which COVID-19 restrictions often kept people apart, communities are making plans to come together for the holiday season.
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Nearly 30,000 children are registered with the Toys for Tots campaign in Pitt County, but fewer than a 1,000 toys had been donated before Thanksgiving.
Wednesday, December 01, 2021
Keeping Christmas merry, not scary, is the focus of Pitt County Emergency Management’s annual Holiday Safety Fair.
Four people have been displaced after a fire caused heavy damage to their home next to ECU’s campus on Wednesday morning, Greenville Fire-Rescue reported.
After retiring a little more than a decade ago, Mary Merlino began devoting her time to projects ranging from assisting tornado victims to giving to the homeless and remembering troops serving overseas. But earlier this year, she found a goodwill effort that fit her like a glove.
MAURY — A corrections officer is counting his blessings after an unfortunate collision with a bear last month.
East Carolina University students will bring holiday cheer this week with a glass ornament sale and musical events.
Vaccinations, masks and other precautions continue to be the best weapons in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic as the new omicron variant is spreading rapidly worldwide, local health officials said.
The Pitt County Department of Social Services today will launch the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program to provide one-time payments to eligible families who need help with home heating expenses this winter.
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