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Tyrrell County News
At the Library with Jared Jacavone
At the Tyrrell County Public Library, we have a wonderful collection of periodicals that cover everything from local and national news to hobbies and professional development. If you visit the library, you can read the latest from The Chowan Herald, The Roanoke Beacon, The News and Observer,…
COLUMBIA – Tyrrell and surrounding counties are still seeing a decrease in COVID-19 cases.
Recently, staff from the Martin-Tyrrell-Washington District Health Department were sworn in as officers of the Eastern District North Carolina Public Health Association.
At the Library with Jared Jacavone
Thanksgiving is finally here, and memories are overflowing!
COLUMBIA - Halloween is past and Thanksgiving is just around the corner so it is time for Columbia and Tyrrell County residents and businesses to begin getting their Christmas decorations and displays ready for the annual River Town Christmas judging.
Columbia Middle School participated in the annual VFW Patriot’s Pen Essay contest.
For more than 14 years, Mike Myers has held a front row seat to beautiful sunsets, serene sunrises, and a host of wild weather as a bridge keeper of the Alligator River Bridge.
At the Library with Jared Jacavone
It is the week before Thanksgiving, and that means the holiday season is on the approach, and there is always a laundry list of things to do.
At the Library with Jared Jacavone
We are pleased to announce that the library is hosting in-person programming starting this month!
Hyde County News
The newest edition of Eastern North Carolina Living is on the newsstands in Tyrrell, Hyde and Washington counties.
Childhood dreams really can come true — and for the past fifty years, Jeffrey Stotesberry, Fire Chief of the Swan Quarter Volunteer Fire Department and a trained First Responder, has been making his childhood dream come true.
Sirens blaring and lights blazing, she is the driver behind the wheel of Tanker 57, driving en route to a fire. She is the firefighter behind the hose, spraying water to extinguish a blaze. She is the First Responder aside the jump bag, rushing to save a life.
ELIZABETH CITY – The Food Bank of the Albemarle will join Feeding America’s Hunger Action Campaign in September to ensure food isn’t an impossible choice for over 48,000 people facing hunger in northeastern North Carolina.
No matter if one is a return visitor or new to Ocracoke Island — a day tripper, week-long vacationer or just a Spring Breaker when winter’s over — there’s plenty to see and do.
Some may say there’s nothing to do in rural Eastern North Carolina.
The Hyde SWCD has received their allocation for the North Carolina Agriculture Cost Share Program for the 2022 program year.
Eastern North Carolina Living
At the end of a lengthy lane amidst pine, gum and cedar trees, their branches draped in Spanish moss swaying softly, sublimely stands the Rose Bay Plantation — an architect’s vision, a carpenter’s case study, and a family’s dream come true.
My whole life I’ve been saying I’m from eastern North Carolina. Apparently, I was wrong.
Hyde History
Spring issue of High Tides highlights the Carter family in Hyde County, a look at early schools in the county, a 1922 road trip, and much more
Washington County News
Recently, staff from the Martin-Tyrrell-Washington District Health Department were sworn in as officers of the Eastern District North Carolina Public Health Association.
Municipal elections in Tyrrell and Washington counties went off without much ado last week.
In local communities we learn to work together with common goals to make our region better.
The newest edition of Eastern North Carolina Living is on the newsstands in Tyrrell, Hyde and Washington counties.
The Beta Upsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG) had much to celebrate at its first meeting of the 2021-2022 year on Saturday, Sept. 11.
COLUMBIA - The Martin-Tyrrell-Washington Health District is beginning to see a decline in active cases and hospitalizations after a several month surge in COVID-19 cases, specifically the Delta variant.
COLUMBIA – Don’t forget to get a flu shot.
COLUMBIA – Tyrrell County’s COVID-19 positive rate count is the lowest in the region.
COLUMBIA – COVID-19 cases are still affecting the region at an alarming rate, although Tyrrell County’s positive case count is relatively low compared to other counties.
COVID-19 cases are still climbing
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