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Monday, November 18, 2019
EDENTON — A South Africa-based mining equipment company has set up a sales office in Edenton with an eye toward building a manufacturing facility in North Carolina.
Three Elizabeth City police officers spent last Valentine's Day weekend in Charlotte checking out some of the festivities surrounding the NBA All-Star Game.
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A Pasquotank County man was ordered to undergo an evaluation at a state psychiatric hospital after the sheriff's office said he attempted to set a neighbor's house on fire.
Sunday, November 17, 2019
GREENVILLE — The Third Congressional District's new representative filed his first piece of legislation last week: a bill honoring the late congressman who preceded him.
Saturday, November 16, 2019
The chairman of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors criticized a UNC board member Thursday for conducting an unofficial, independent investigation of the former interim chancellor of East Carolina University.
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- County man dies helping remove fallen tree
- Jailer hurt after struck by inmate
- Jackson named new Sentara Albemarle president
- Police blotter, Oct. 20-27
- Carver ties career high in rebounds in ODU's win
- Man charged with attempted arson, to be evaluated
- College Football Allen makes field goal to beat ECSU in overtime
- Council approves YMCA funding
- Crimewatch, Oct. 21-31
- High School Football | Currituck gets big plays; defeats St. Pauls
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Many people would agree that their years in high school were some of the best years of their lives—particularly those individuals who were members of a sports team or participated in other activities such as the marching band or debate team.
WILSON — The Elizabeth City State women’s basketball team dropped a non-conference game 65-54 to Barton College in Wilson, Saturday.
PLYMOUTH — Perqumans’ first state playoff football game in three years didn’t quite go as hoped.
The Elizabeth City State football team lost to Allen University 32-29 in overtime Friday afternoon inside Roebuck Stadium.
BARCO — Multiple big plays by the Currituck County High School football team helped the Knights defeat St. Pauls 34-27 Thursday night in the first round of the NCHSAA 2AA state playoffs at Currituck County High School.
There are consistent elements that you can usually count on from an Antonio Moore coached Northeastern High School football team. His players are prepared, they execute, and they play with discipline. All of those qualities were present Thursday night as the Eagles defeated Goldsboro 34-14 i…
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Monday, November 18, 2019
Deer dog hunters say the dogs cause no harm when they trespass on private property.
President Donald Trump is in the thick of yet another high school free speech controversy.
President Donald Trump is in the thick of yet another high school free speech controversy.
When the Democratic Congress and the Obama administration enacted the Affordable Care Act a decade ago, the part that got the most attention was a set of insurance exchanges where Americans could enroll in private health plans with varying degrees of subsidy.
President Donald Trump is in the thick of yet another high school free speech controversy.
As America increasingly looks inward, both from the president’s America First doctrine and the escalating impeachment investigation, another leader is making inroads by looking outward, and he is doing it without force or rhetoric.
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Sunday, November 17, 2019
CAMDEN — Tyrone Dillard has joined the Camden Center of N.C. Cooperative Extension as Camden’s 4-H and youth development agent. In his new role, Dillard will oversee programs related to all aspects of 4-H and youth development in the county.
The month of November brings cooler weather and changing leaf colors. But more importantly, it also brings voting season.
Saturday, November 16, 2019
“And without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is and that He is a rewarder of those who seek Him.” — Hebrews 11:6
Two years ago, Morgan Jethro Potts and her husband-to-be, Jason, a co-owner in Lazy Weekends Landscaping, planned their own wedding from start to finish.
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Olivia McDonald has earned the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor and achievement a girl can earn in Girl Scouts. McDonald is a rising junior at J.P. Knapp Early College and the daughter of Katherine and John McDonald.
As a Coast Guard family, we have experienced a wide array of weather patterns storms and disasters as we’ve moved around the country. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been affected indirectly by the Kincade Fire in Northern California.
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