Choosing from the largest pool of applicants in its history, ECU’s Brody School of Medicine welcomed its most diverse class of medical students ever during Friday’s White Coat Ceremony.
Choosing from the largest pool of applicants in its history, ECU’s Brody School of Medicine welcomed its most diverse class of medical students ever during Friday’s White Coat Ceremony.
After 30 days of summer school, thousands of the county’s public school students have about three weeks off before beginning the next school semester, which school officials say should be unlike the previous academic year.
KINSTON — Town managers and board members from Greene, Lenoir and Wayne counties joined members of the Global TransPark recently to celebrate the creation of the Global TransPark Economic Development Region with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
ELIZABETH CITY — Civil rights leaders are demanding Pasquotank County form a community panel to investigate the practices of the sheriff’s office.
CURRITUCK — Currituck County officials have taken the unusual step of explaining in detail a decision by the county animal shelter to euthanize 52 cats, citing misinformation widely circulating in social media they said includes personal attacks on county employees.
A compound developed by an associate professor at East Carolina University could lead to more effective skin cancer treatments.
AYDEN — Pitt Community College’s proactive approach to bringing educational services to the communities it serves has resulted in a new partnership with the Town of Ayden.
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AYDEN — Pitt Community College’s proactive approach to bringing educational services to the communities it serves has resulted in a new partnership with the Town of Ayden.
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Friday, July 30, 2021
Agencies providing rental assistance expect an influx of applications after a pandemic-inspired moratorium against evictions ends nationwide today.
Vidant Health has joined hospital systems and health care facilities across the state in requiring the COVID-19 vaccine for all 13,000 of its employees.
State economic leaders visited Greenville Friday to tour some of the city’s top job creators and discuss the future of eastern North Carolina’s industry with local legislators.
BETHEL — A juicy hamburger hot off the grill is a summertime pleasure that four local youths can now share with their families.
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Thursday, July 29, 2021
Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday urged all K-12 public school students and staff to wear masks when class resumes next month but left the final decision to local boards of education.
A popular Greenville restaurant and bar’s final day of operation will be Saturday, as financial struggles from the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to change its strategy.
The father of a former J.H. Rose soccer player sentenced Tuesday for trying to prevent his father’s deportation died earlier this month from injuries suffered in a wreck, according to friends.
Area law enforcement officials say they are excited to once again meet and mingle with the community during this year’s National Night Out on Tuesday.
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