The South Ayden High School Class of 1967 celebrated their 55th year reunion during Labor Day weekend at The Rock Springs Center in Greenville with a senior prom. Three former South Ayden High School teachers were honored during this reunion gala on Sept. 2.
The Grifton Public Library, 568 Queen St., is showcasing the work of three local artists through November.
The South Ayden High School Class of 1967 celebrated their 55th year reunion during Labor Day weekend at The Rock Springs Center in Greenville with a senior prom. Three former South Ayden High School teachers were honored during this reunion gala on Sept. 2.
LITTLEFIELD — Despite strong starts in all three sets, Ayden-Grifton suffered a 25-21, 25-19, 25-23 sweep at the hands of visiting Perquimans during a non-conference volleyball match Wednesday.
SNOW HILL — Work on a new splash pad and playground could begin early next year now that $600,000 in funding is in place, the town manager told commissioners last week.
FARMVILLE — The fourth-graders at H.B. Sugg and Sam D. Bundy Elementary put their knowledge to the test on Friday during their first Diet Coke and Mentos experiment.
North Carolina 4-H held its annual regional shooting sports tournament on Aug. 27 at the Eastern 4-H Center in Columbia.
WINTERVILLE — The rising price of fuel has led to an electric rate increase for residents in Winterville, whose power is generated by natural gas.
Following complaints from families, the school board plans to re-examine a new policy about how schools acknowledge top graduates.
SNOW HILL — Local veterans again sought help from the Greene County Board of Commissioners this month but officials said a meeting place in the county operations center is not an option.
Shakespeare once famously asked, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.” But a name is significant, and a logo that symbolizes a town’s identity is important too. Farmville, a town that has been changing and evolving over the past 150 years is g…
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Amber Babb was the kind of kid who was determined to set the world on fire, if only her mom could keep her from burning down the house in the process.
LITTLEFIELD — Greene Central scored early and often on its way to a 9-0 road victory over Ayden-Grifton in an Eastern Plains 2A Conference soccer match Monday.
A Winterville pastor and his attorneys announced Saturday they are seeking a pardon from Gov. Roy Cooper, changes to local legal procedures and possible civil action following the man’s exoneration for a 1993 armed robbery that saw him serve eight years in prison.
From carnival rides to shows and barnyard animals to favorite foods, the Pitt County American Legion Agricultural Fair has had more than a century for “Making Memories.” That is the theme for the 102nd annual event, scheduled for Tuesday through Sept. 25 at 3910 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway.
BETHEL — Greene Central continued its historic start to the season with a 48-6 rout of North Pitt on the road Friday night in both teams’ Eastern Plains 2A Conference football opener.
The African American community.
FARMVILLE — The Farmville Community Arts Council held a grand opening and reception for its new art gallery on Friday and announced it would be named for one of the group’s supporters.
FARMVILLE — In a game filled with scoring chances, a lone first-half goal proved to be the difference as Farmville Central blanked visiting Ayden-Grifton 1-0 in an Eastern Plains 2A Conference soccer match Wednesday.
