Elizabeth City State University officials are pushing for more fundraising staff and more involvement in fundraising by university trustees in a comprehensive effort to boost giving to the university.
City Council appears to have violated the state’s Open Meeting Law when it voted to settle a lawsuit in the dead of night while no one was watching.
Local government bodies that have resumed full meetings in person but are still barring the public from attending those meetings are operating in violation of the state’s Open Meetings Law, a North Carolina media attorney said this week.
Elizabeth City State University officials are pushing for more fundraising staff and more involvement in fundraising by university trustees in a comprehensive effort to boost giving to the university.
Local reaction has been mixed to the state’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery.
HERTFORD — A former sergeant with the Hertford Police Department convicted in District Court of punching a handcuffed suspect who was in custody has had the charges dismissed in Superior Court.
Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Board of Education is poised to approve an updated Mental Health Improvement Plan that addresses mental health needs of students, staff and faculty.
In a typical year the Elizabeth City Area Chamber of Commerce would present a number of awards to area businesses, nonprofits and individuals at its annual meeting.
In a typical year the Elizabeth City Area Chamber of Commerce would present a number of awards to area businesses, nonprofits and individuals at its annual meeting.
HERTFORD — Perquimans County police, fire and emergency personnel responded to a boat fire and several other emergencies within an hour’s time on Wednesday.
City Manager Montre Freeman’s search for the city’s next Community Development director ended where it started — at City Hall.
City resident Michael Little has been selected to paint a Black Lives Matter street mural on Colonial Avenue in front of City Hall.
Elizabeth City State University Chancellor Karrie Dixon and Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams will be among those offering their memories of Coach R.L. “Bobby” Vaughan at a memorial service for the legendary men’s basketball coach on Saturday.
The school year may have ended earlier this month, but more than 2,100 students across the area will be brushing up on their skills in summer learning programs.
In commemoration of the day slavery officially ended in the U.S., Elizabeth City employees and federal workers will both have the day off on Friday.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the Obama era health care law, preserving insurance coverage for millions of Americans.
A regional tourism initiative designed to connect people with Black heritage and historical sites will kick off Saturday.
A multi-million-dollar project to turn the former Elizabeth City Middle School into apartments took a big step forward Monday night.
Two area teens are facing murder charges in connection with the June 9 fatal shooting of an Elizabeth City man.
CAMDEN — Camden retirees learned Tuesday how to avoid falling prey to internet scams, telephone hustles, insurance fraud and other nefarious activities that target elderly residents.
After nine years of operating Meads Pool under a lease agreement with Pasquotank County, the nonprofit Alton E. Meads Recreation Center will not be opening the pool this year.
RALEIGH — Sports betting legislation hasn’t seen much movement in North Carolina, although sponsors are hopeful to see action this month.
Mayor Bettie Parker cast a tie-splitting vote Monday in favor a city spending plan for next year that includes a 5-cent property tax rate hike to help fund pay raises for city employees.
Elizabeth City State University officials will find out in December whether the university’s accreditation is reaffirmed for another 10 years.
Only 16 new COVID-19 cases were reported in the eight-county region last week and only 26 coronavirus cases were considered active as of Thursday — both signs the region continues to put the pandemic in the rear-view mirror.
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