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ENC sports: East Duplin prepares for playoffs, North Pitt soccer advances to quarters

EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — The second round of the high school football playoffs kicks off Friday night, with top-seeded East Duplin preparing to host Washington in a matchup between two teams coming off very different starts to the postseason. Meanwhile, North Pitt's boys soccer team is headed to the...

Beulaville, NC · 2d
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ECU fraternity suspended amid hazing investigation

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - An East Carolina University fraternity was suspended as hazing allegations are being investigated. The university’s crime log shows the allegations against Sigma Tau Gamma were reported on Saturday night and occurred at noon on Friday. College officials tell us that the fraternity has been placed...

Greenville, NC · 1d
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Lenoir Community College, ECU announce new engineering transfer agreement

Lenoir Community College (LCC) and East Carolina University (ECU) have announced a new agreement allowing engineering students to transfer from LCC to ECU to pursue a bachelor's degree. The partnership was celebrated during a signing ceremony Tuesday, Nov. 10. Under the agreement, students earning an Associate in Science in Engineering...

Kinston, NC · 1d
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Principal List, Honor Roll for first nine weeks released

Following are Principals Lists and A/B Honor Rolls for the first nine weeks at LCPS elementary and middle schools. High schools will release their academic honors lists at the conclusion of the first semester.

La Grange, NC · 18h

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Latest inspection finds no bed bugs as Kenansville Elementary monitoring continues

Parents at Kenansville Elementary School were notified this month after bed bugs were found connected to one classroom, prompting treatment and ongoing daily inspections, Duplin County Schools said. The district said a Connect-Ed message was sent to parents on Nov. 2 informing them that the school would be treating for...

Kenansville, NC · 14h

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Kent intent on keeping Warriors standards high

Mark Kent takes over Hunt boys basketball after 17 seasons alongside Dwight Taylor, aiming to uphold the Warriors’ tradition through preparation, patience and adaptability.

Wilson, NC · 1d

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Greenfield varsity basketball season preview

Greenfield boys return four starters from their NCISAA 2-A championship team, while the girls bring back a veteran core after a 12-8 season.

Wilson, NC · 2d

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Southern Nash, Rocky Mount Flag Football Teams Eliminated

Southern Nash and Rocky Mount both fell in the third round of North Carolina’s high school flag football playoffs, ending hopes of a local matchup. The Ladybirds lost to Pamlico, 26-25, in triple overtime; the Gryphons were beaten by Roxboro Community, 38-13. Southern Nash finished 17-2; Rocky Mount finished...

Rocky Mount, NC · 2d

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Farris & Thomas Law Student-Athlete of the Week: Isaac Thorne, Beddingfield High

Beddingfield’s Isaac Thorne is the Farris & Thomas Law Student-Athlete of the Week after competing in the NCHSAA 3-A cross-country championships and earning straight As.

Wilson, NC · 1d

Duplin Times

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Bed bug complaints infest school board

Concerned residents confronted the Duplin County Board of Education at the Nov. 5 meeting about bed bugs being found recently at Kenansville Elementary School. Three individuals signed up for public comment to address the board on the topic. Marissa Phipps had several items to address. She started off by stating that she was both nervous and angry as she began addressing the board with her concerns. “This is a big immediate concern. We cannot keep asking our children and staff to report to work to risk bringing it home to our environment and spreading it worse,” she said. “Why not let us go remote, do it for a week, and come back to a clean environment? Yes, we cannot stop it from happening again, but we can stop it from spreading.” She also brought up bullying in schools, stating that it was a major issue. “If you look at the suicide rates in Duplin County, it’s the highest because bullying has not been handled,” she asserted. “Instead it’s being brushed to the side — saying to a child that’s not nice or handing out a stay away agreement. When a child is stuck in a classroom with 30 other kids

Duplin County, NC · 4d

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Vanceboro fourth graders to perform with bluegrass musician Lorraine Jordan in North Carol

Fourth-grade students at Vanceboro Farm Life Elementary School will celebrate North Carolina's musical heritage, geography and culture during a special concert featuring Vanceboro native and bluegrass musician Lorraine Jordan. According to Craven County Schools, the concert is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 6:30 p.m. in the school's auditorium. The...

Vanceboro, NC · 2d

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Basketball season has arrived in JoCo

We may not be quite done with football season yet, but time waits for no one. As such, tonight marks the beginning of basketball season here in Johnston County. Neuse Charter School gets us started tonight with boys’ action against Alpha Academy, and everyone else joins in later this week. Let’s sample the schedules:

Johnston County, NC · 2d

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Teacher of the Week: Christy Sutton

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - WITN is proud to highlight the incredible educators who inspire our students across the East, all thanks to your nominations. This week, meet Christy Sutton. Christy teaches at D.H. Conley High School in Pitt County. Christy comes from a family with many educators, including her great-grandmother...

Pitt County, NC · 1d

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Washington County dominates Columbia in delayed first round playoff game

Washington County beat Columbia 46-8 in a first-round high school football playoff game after the teams postponed their matchup last week due to potential weather. The Panthers met the Wildcats for the first time in Tyrrell County. Zymere Cooper, Tyquez Selby, and quarterback Kiymani Jones scored touchdowns for Washington County. Jahmez Basknight added a hard tackle as the Panthers secured the road win.

Washington County, NC · 2d

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Gryphons clip Falcons in first round of NCHSAA Class 5A playoffs

The Rocky Mount High School football team ended a two-game losing streak Thursday night and rolled into the second round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Class 5A playoffs with a 38-20 victory over fellow Big East 5A/6A Conference foe C.B. Aycock at home. The Gryphons, the No. 9 seed, improved to 7-4 overall and will play at No. 8 seed Havelock (6-5) in the second round on Friday. The Rams had a first-round bye. CBA, the No. 24 seed, completed its season 2-9. The Golden Falcons opened the scoring with a 28-yard touchdown run with 3:11 left in the first quarter, and the extra point gave them a 7-0 lead. The Gryphons responded with 24 unanswered points. Zamari Knight had scoring runs of three yards (0:30 first quarter) and 15 yards (3:48 second quarter), and Silas Cloer kicked a 36-yard field goal late in the second stanza to give the home team a 17-7 lead at halftime. Aydan Banks reeled off a 45-yard TD run and Cloer booted the extra point with 8:50 remaining in the third quarter to extend the lead to 24-7 before CBA briefly ended the barrage with a 23-yard TD run and the

Rocky Mount, NC · 3d

The Wilson Times

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Vesters fund grants for local schools

Wilson Education Partnership and the Unlimited Impact Project awarded $3,000 in mini grants for literacy, STEM and student wellness projects at four local schools.

Wilson, NC · 2d

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Two PCHS grads receive scholarship honoring Michael Higgins

Two East Carolina University students have received the Michael Steven Higgins “Changing the World” Scholarship. Tyler Gregory and Elizabeth Conway both graduated from Perquimans County High School and are majoring in criminal justice at ECU. According to a Perquimans Schools Foundation press release, both students hope to use their education and careers to serve others, reflecting the spirit of the scholarship’s name. Gregory, a sophomore, plans to pursue a career with the N.C. State Bureau of Investigation after completing an internship with the agency and graduating from ECU. His community service has included work with Camp Cale, the high school’s sports camps and the Dream Hunt and Fish program. Conway, a senior, is scheduled to graduate in December. She has interned with the SBI, the Pitt County District Attorney’s Office and the Perquimans County Sheriff’s Office. Brenda Lassiter of the Perquimans County Schools Foundation said that by supporting Gregory and Conway, the scholarship helps encourage the next generation of criminal justice professionals. According to the foundation, both recipients see their studies as preparation for careers in which they can help victims obtain justice, contribute to safe communities and uphold individual rights. The scholarship honors Higgins, a 2016 graduate of Perquimans

Greenville, NC · 3d

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High school football: Herdman leading big-play Vikings into second round

Given his defensive prowess, it figures that D.H. Conley’s Ben Herdman would know how to exploit an opponent’s weakness — repeatedly. The Vikings’ senior linebacker blocked two punts and added an interception in the first half Thursday in D.H. Conley’s 63-38 victory over East Wake in the first round of the NCHSAA Class 7A football playoffs at Hollywood Crossroads. The win advanced D.H. Conley, the No. 9 seed in the East 7A bracket, to a second-round matchup on the road. The Vikings are scheduled to square off against eighth-seeded Cape Fear, located just east of Fayetteville in Cumberland County, on Friday. Given that Herdman is D.H. Conley’s leader in tackles with 120 — 11 of those for loss — going into last Thursday’s game, it’s not exactly a surprise that he can break down the Xs and Os of an opponent and describe it like a coach who spends countless hours in the film room. “We knew their schematics on punt. We took a lot of time practicing,” Herdman said. “We saw that if we overloaded one side that they didn’t have enough bodies over there, so that’s where we took advantage of it.” One of Herdman’s blocked kicks occurred

Greenville, NC · 3d

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Ladybirds ousted by Pamlico County in triple OT, 26-25

Southern Nash’s flag football season ended with a 26-25 triple-overtime playoff loss to Pamlico County, despite a late touchdown and conversion that forced overtime.

Pamlico County, NC · 3d

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Strong showing in Bright Ideas grant competition earns 57 LCPS teachers more than $46,000 in awards

Fifty-seven Lenoir County Public Schools educators from eight schools won $46,061 in Bright Ideas grant awards presented last week by Tri-County EMC.

Lenoir County, NC · 3d