The Pasquotank County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a number of breakins and thefts that have occurred in the past week.
Between Feb. 7 and Feb. 12 someone cracked a safe at a home in the 400 block of Meadstown Road and stole $2,200 cash, according to a report filed by the sheriff’s…
A new report by a Durham-based advocacy group finds area school districts reflect statewide trends of “significant racial disproportionality” when it comes to student achievement and discipline and the racial makeup of teachers and administrators.
In the school districts in Camden,…
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Pasquotank County commissioners agreed Monday to sell land the county owns in Currituck County for $200,000.
In a unanimous vote, commissioners agreed to sell 104 Lark Drive to Robert and Denise Clarke, who also bought a neighboring tract at 102 Lark Drive from the county last year for the same…
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New commercial spaces will soon be available at the new E-City Plaza, which is taking shape on Ehringhaus Street in Elizabeth City.
Plans are to have the plaza, located at 511-513 West Ehringhaus Street, open this spring, owner and developer Wadeea Alzawquari, of New Bern, said in a phone interview…
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Robin L. Quillon has been named president of Adams Publishing Group of Eastern North Carolina, effective April 1. Quillon also will become publisher of The Daily Reflector.
Most recently, Quillon has been CNHI senior vice president responsible for CNHI newspapers in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio,…
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CURRITUCK — A Philadelphia man is facing a felony statutory rape charge in Currituck County for having sex with a 13-year-old more than five years ago, documents state.
Tavias Dynell Harmon, 23, of the 8200 block of Williams Avenue, was arrested Thursday, Feb. 7, and charged with…
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City Manager Rich Olson is proposing almost $800,000 in raises for Elizabeth City employees next budget year, arguing that amount is needed to offer competitive salaries and fill vital positions.
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Elizabeth City has found and fixed waterline leaks losing the city almost 1.6 million gallons of water a month, and a city official says even more leaks may be found in the weeks to come.
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State officials tasked with fighting climate change suggested Tuesday North Carolina is making early progress in meeting Gov. Roy Cooper’s goals to reduce greenhouse gases and promote energy efficiency.
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