Editor’s note: This is a recent sermon delivered by the Rev. Marc O’Neal, pastor at Camden United Methodist Church, Trinity United Methodist Church-South Mills, and Sharon United Methodist Church-South Mills.
In the world of science there is no more prestigious institution than Cambridge University’s Cavendish Laboratory. It is home to more than two centuries of Nobel Prize-winning research, including the discovery of the structure of DNA. Inscribed over its entrance of this institution are these…
When the Rev. Benny Oakes and his wife and four daughters sit around the dinner table each evening, they, like many other families during the COVID-19 pandemic, use the time to reflect on the day.
CURRITUCK — It will still be several years before Riley Parker is old enough to vote — but the rising freshman at Currituck County High School has already spent a lot of time thinking about the importance of voting.
In the 10 years since Tom Butchko’s passing, Museum of the Albemarle has grown to fulfill the dreams and aspirations that he prophesied during his tenure as the museum’s curator.
A local physician is among 24 North Carolinians in 19 counties appointed to a prestigious leadership initiative.
Sixteen students completed the required enrollment steps during College of The Albemarle’s recent third annual College to Career “signing day” event.
Editor’s note: The following is condensed version of a recent sermon delivered by the Rev. Carroll Bundy, pastor at New Hope United Methodist Church.
“The Lord is far from the wicked, but He hears the prayer of the righteous.” Proverbs 15:29
Have you ever just gotten something wrong?
When Tiffanie Spruill first began as nutrition site coordinator for the Camden County Center for Active Adults, her job was to help the center volunteers who deliver meals to the county’s homebound seniors five days a week.
JACKSON, Miss. — The Confederate-themed Mississippi flag drew opposition this week from two big forces in the culturally conservative state: Southern Baptists and Walmart.
Beginning the first semester of college can be an exciting time for students. A check for $2,500 added a little extra excitement for one Perquimans County college-bound teen.
The COVID-19 health crisis might have cast its shadow across the last semester of their senior year, but area valedictorians and salutatorians are casting some long shadows of their own as they head into the future armed with a resilience learned during this difficult time.
Summer is approaching and usually Museum of the Albemarle would be gearing up for a summer stacked with fun, free educational programming and exhibit openings for all of you to enjoy.
“The witnesses laid their coats at the feet of a young man named Saul…. “
“Beware, and be on your guard against all kinds of greed; for not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.” Luke 12:15
As a member of the U.S. Coast Guard for the past 11 years, Jonas Heard has had a chance to sample coffees from around the world.
Maggie E. Williams, a senior at Perquimans High School, has been named the 2020 London Foundation Scholar for Perquimans County High School and recipient of the George and Frances London Educational Foundation Scholarship.
Standing on the corner of South Poindexter and East Fearing streets and nestled within Elizabeth City’s historic district is a decorative red brick building with a little-known history.
Nonprofit programs that work with youth, the region’s hungry, and assist people with emergency expenses like car repairs are the latest recipients of $17,000 in grants from the Northern Albemarle Community Foundation.
College of The Albemarle has named 134 students to the President’s List and 136 students to the Dean’s List for the spring 2020 semester.
As president and CEO of the Albemarle Alliance for Children and Families, Angela Langdon-Charlton works on behalf of families with small children.
I don’t know all the answers for ending systemic racism in our country but the one thing I do know is it’s just not accurate to say it doesn’t exist.
Editor’s note: The following is a condensed version of a recent sermon by Towne South Church of Christ Lead Minister Brad Giffin. It appears here with permission of the pastor.
“Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, not let it be fearful.” John 14:27
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis called George Floyd by name, twice, and offered support to an American bishop who knelt in prayer during a Black Lives Matter protest.
In 1903, various private service organizations came together to support signage that would identify places of historical significance across the state of North Carolina.
As a professional photographer, Koch has used her camera to capture beautiful moments for more than 20 years. She’s photographed everything from weddings and families to portraits of babies and graduating seniors.
Editor’s note: The Rev. Daniel Mark Cenci of Christ Episcopal Church in Elizabeth City delivered the following sermon on Sunday, May 24. It is reprinted here with the author’s permission.
CAMDEN — Camden County’s active adults will get some relief from the closings due to COVID-19, as the county’s senior center is slated to reopen on Monday.
Museum of the Albemarle, as a part of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, promotes the understanding of history and material culture primarily of the Albemarle region but also the state of North Carolina.
Elizabeth City State University has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Cannon Foundation to use acquiring new furniture for work stations and lounge areas in the G.R. Library, the university said in a press release.
They say women only glisten but I beg to differ. It was hot, mid-July and I was sweating. We had decided to go downtown and watch an outdoor movie.
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