When filmmaker Caroline Stephenson was making a documentary of the history of Rosenwald Schools in Hertford one of her goals was to get one of the schools placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In her first novel, “Love’s True Colors,” author Tiffany Price based the book’s fictional romance on her and husband Matt’s own love story.
College of The Albemarle students from Chowan County enrolled in the college’s law enforcement training programs can now take advantage of a new endowed scholarship named for the county’s recently retired sheriff.
Changes during the 20th century were as profound as the invention of the automobile and electricity.
Elizabeth City State University has received high marks as a top public school in the 2020 reports of two national publications.
GREENVILLE — A Baptist church’s effort to “love thy neighbor” is giving dozens of middle schoolers a chance to return to the classroom.
The following is a condensed version of a recent sermon delivered by the Rev. Carroll Bundy, pastor at New Hope United Methodist Church.
“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me? Far from my deliverance are the words of my groaning. O my God, I cry by day, but You do not answer; and by night but I have no rest.” — Psalm 22:1-2
Recently I was helping my mom pack up some things when in the hustle of packing, she dropped her wedding band.
The College of The Albemarle Board of Trustees approved course fees last week for the new truck driver training course slated to start later this fall in Edenton.
The following are health clinics offered by Albemarle Regional Health Services across the region this week:
Thirteen-year-old Skyla Jade Bennett combines her twin passions for fashion and whale conservation in her new clothing and accessory company, Jade Whale.
I enjoyed the Academy of Country Music Awards Wednesday night — something I had not been able to say for a number of years.
An astrophysicist offered the Elizabeth City Rotary Club this week a sobering account of the potential for a catastrophic impact from an asteroid or comet.
The following are this week’s activities at the Camden Center for Active Adults:
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Darlene Tuttle has operated her business, Sanctuary Design, in Elizabeth City’s downtown for only about a year.
EDENTON — Edenton-Chowan Schools officials say they have a plan in case the internet goes down in Chowan County.
RALEIGH — For the first time in more than 20 years, Chef Felicia Daniel has no plans for autumn in North Carolina.
Through the life, teaching, suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, God has said to us, “Here I am, Know me.” There are no rules, no principles, and no formulas — just a relationship.
If planning and decorating for a child’s birthday party stresses you out, Erin Gold believes she can help.
Although many of Elizabeth City State University’s history classes are meeting virtually this fall, the learning experience is as real and as hands-on as ever.
The following is Albemarle Regional Health Services' clinics schedule in area counties for the coming week:
“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people whom He has chosen for His own inheritance.” — Psalm 33:11
Whether you are looking for a special gift or just a new fall sweater, Jess Rhodes hopes you’ll find it at her Cozy Carolina Boutique.
I don’t like complaining.
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The owners of three local small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic have distinctly different outlooks heading into the fall.
The Albemarle Chorale has canceled its fall season, which includes its popular Christmas concert, citing continuing concerns and restrictions connected to the COVID-19 pandemic.
EDENTON — Chowan County is poised to seek a $15 million state grant to get construction started on a new school to replace the aging John A. Holmes High School.
The following are clinics offered by Albemarle Regional Health Services for the coming week:
HERTFORD — While the statewide achievement gap between Black and white students continues to be wide, it’s getting narrower in the Perquimans County Schools.
Editor’s note: The following is a condensed version of a recent sermon delivered by the Rev. C. Renee Edwards, pastor of Mt. Hermon and Woodland United Methodist churches.
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Elizabeth City State University’s unmanned aircraft systems degree program has been named to a federal collegiate training program. The new recognition may also help ECSU graduates find careers in the aviation industry.
“Through Him then, let us continually offer up a sacrifice of praise to God, that is, the fruit of lips that give thanks to His name. And do not neglect doing good and sharing, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” — Hebrews 13:15-16
KILL DEVIL HILLS — Every morning, just as the sun rises over the marsh, Trevon Baum motors his aging boat named Bubba down a canal to Buzzard Bay on his way to catch crabs.
It has been about five years since I last wrote about police killings of black people, especially young black men, and I’m not sure much has changed since then.
As the new manager of Fearless Kids Art in Edenton, Darl Dressler says the best part of her job is working with students and expanding their knowledge of art.
A comedy about actors rehearsing a play that’s a flop. A mystery set in a haunted house. And musicals about a human raised as an elf at the North Pole, a duckling who discovers he’s different from his siblings, and a little girl with a passion for reading who also has telekinetic powers.
College of The Albemarle is still planning a late fall start for its new truck driver training program based in Chowan County.
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