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Behind the walls: A look inside the new J.H. Lea K-8 school in Pender County

PENDER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - What began as an empty plot of dirt is now taking shape as a massive, 290,000-square-foot school off N.C. Highway 210. Once complete, J.H. Lea will be one of the largest schools in the region, designed to accommodate roughly 2,300 students to meet the demand of the rapid growth in the area.

Pender County, NC · 1d
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carolinajournal.com

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Sampson County school board bans minimum grades

The Sampson County Board of Education has adopted a policy that bars the district and its schools from requiring teachers to give a student a higher grade than the one the student earned. The board gave final approval Oct. 26. The board first approved the change on a 4-3 vote...

Sampson County, NC · 4d
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National Enquirer

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Community College Professor Faces 30 Years in Prison for COVID Relief Fund Scheme That Netted $150,000

A North Carolina woman is facing a potential sentence of three decades in prison for trying to defraud the federal government to secure COVID relief funds. On Monday, November 2, the United States Attorney’s Office East District of North Carolina announced in a press release that Pamela Humphrey, a Fayetteville Tech Community College Professor, had […]

Robeson County, NC · 2d

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Growing pains: Inside the school being built to keep up with North Carolina’s coastal boom

HAMPSTEAD, N.C. — The construction cranes rising off U.S. 17 tell the story before anyone says a word: Pender County is growing, and it is growing fast. According to 2025 U.S. Census data, Pender County is the fourth-fastest growing county in North Carolina with nearby Brunswick County ranked first. Both are drawing people relocating from across the state, many of whom choose the coast for more space and lower costs while commuting to Wilmington or Jacksonville for work, according to county officials.

Pender County, NC · 1d
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(10) Southeast Raleigh football beats (23) New Hanover with heavy hearts

RALEIGH, N.C. – The road was never supposed to be this difficult for Southeast Raleigh football. The Bulldogs played Thursday's state playoff game against New Hanover with heavy hearts. On Wednesday evening, assistant coach Mike Cooper passed away. Southeast Raleigh head coach E.J. Campbell told HighSchoolOT his team wanted...

Raleigh, NC · 21h

duplinjournal.com

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Longtime Duplin schools leader steps down

KENANSVILLE — Nearly 50 years after beginning his career in Duplin County classrooms, Claudius Morrisey is stepping away from the Duplin County Board of Education, closing a chapter of service that has taken him through some of the school system’s most important leadership roles. Morrisey’s resignation was announced...

Duplin County, NC · 1d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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Brunswick County school bond passed with roughly 50 percent of voters

BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) — Brunswick County residents decide to authorize a $349 million bond referendum for its school system. According to the North Carolina Board of Elections poll results, with 27 of 27 precincts reported, the school bond passed with 54.95% of the vote. From Leland Middle School to...

Brunswick County, NC · 3d

The Fayetteville Observer

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Live updates, scores from first round of high school football playoffs

High school football playoffs started with a wild first round for Fayetteville teams with six of eight locals who qualified for the postseason set to play in Round 2, including Terry Sanford after its upset victory at Franklinton. All of Cumberland County's higher-seeded home teams won their first-round matchups, while two lower-seeded teams fell on the road and Cape Fear earned a first-round bye. Jack Britt, Gray's Creek, Terry Sanford, Seventy-First and Westover won Friday's games to join the Colts on Nov. 13 in the second round of NCHSAA playoffs. In NCISAA playoffs for private schools, Trinity Christian dominated Wake Christian in their first-round game. The NCHSAA 6A East No. 21-seeded Bulldogs notched the wildest win, combining with No. 12 Franklinton for 97 points in their shootout, won 54-43 by Terry Sanford as running back Sebastian O'Keefe became the program's single-season rushing leader with a five-touchdown performance. Here's more from first-round playoff games involving Fayetteville teams. Fayetteville NC high school football scores: Playoffs Round 1 .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } NC high school football scores: Playoffs Round 1 .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Terry Sanford scores upset in

Cumberland County, NC · 20h

Neuse News

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Lenoir, Jones counties among those eligible for UMO AgPrime Grants

UMO AgPrime grants are available to farmers and agribusiness owners in Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, Brunswick, Camden, Carteret, Chowan, Columbus, Craven, Cumberland, Currituck, Dare, Duplin, Gates, Hertford, Hoke, Hyde, Jones, Lee, Lenoir, Montgomery, Moore, New Hanover, Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender, Perquimans, Onslow, Richmond, Robeson, Scotland, Tyrrell, and Washington counties.

Mt Olive, NC · 1d

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BCC nursing student named National Chime Workforce Scholar

BOLIVIA, NC (WWAY) — Brunswick Community College (BCC) Nursing student Sarah Long has been named a 2026 Chime Workforce Scholar. She’s joining 200 students nationwide recognized for their academic achievement and commitment to pursuing careers in high-demand fields. The Chime Workforce Scholarship, funded by the Chime Scholars Foundation...

Bolivia, NC · 17h

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J.H. Rose tops final News 12 high school football poll as playoffs begin

EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — The votes are in, and J.H. Rose has claimed the top spot in the final News 12 High School Football Poll of the season as teams prepare for the start of the state playoffs this week. Three public school teams finished the regular season undefeated:...

Jacksonville, NC · 3d

Duplin Times

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HCA announces honors lists for first nine weeks

Harrells Christian Academy has released the students named to the Head of School List, receiving all A’s, and the Honor Roll, all A’s and B’s, for the first nine week grading period of the 2026-27 academic year. Head of School List Third GradeSadie Bass, Taylor Blanchard, JP Brewington, Katie Jo Capps, Case Carter, Callie Jane Cottle, Miller Cumbo, Brielle Daughtry, Avery Dew, Bodhi Fussell, Cooper Hall, Kennedy Hood, Elliana Johnson, Jack Johnson, Reynolds King, Kace Knowles, Anna Lee, Hank Liggitt, Lily Matthews, Ronnie McCullen, Marin McGuirt, Jack Newton, Declan Outlaw, Nathaniel Paylor, Henry Peed, Bryson Powell, Charlotte Rouse, Jake Wells. Fourth GradeEllis Anders, Knox Bass, William Blackwell, Wyatt Coombs, Ezra Davis, Bella DeLeone, Reni Mac English, Avery Flockhart, Asher Hall, Carter Harrell, Dillon Hurley, Hogan Jernigan, Colt Johnson, Julian Johnson, Wyatt Merritt, Brooklynn Murray, Robert Oates, Janson Parker, Emerson Patram, Ellie Quinn, Vanna Claire Rackley, Grayson Raynor, Charleigh Reeves, Anna Keith Rivenbark, Hollan Sholar, Dallas Squibb, Claire Reid Strickland, Kyle Talley, Bryce Thornton, Cole Weeks, Cate White. Fifth Grade Auden Barefoot, Tucker Brantley, Aubrey Bryant, Ellie Colville, Bennett Dail, Jackson Davis, Macy Evans, Holden Hood, Laura Blake King, Nate Lee, Betsy Martin, Bevan Matthews, Saylor McGuirt, Carver Naylor, Riley Osborne,

Harrells, NC · 1d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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School bond investments could bring changes beyond the classroom

LELAND, NC (WWAY) — Voters in New Hanover and Brunswick counties approved nearly $670 million in school bonds, setting the stage for major investments in local schools and facilities. Now, both districts are moving into the planning stages, with projects aimed at addressing overcrowding, modernizing aging facilities and preparing...

New Hanover County, NC · 2d

duplinjournal.com

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Bed bugs reported at Kenansville Elementary

Kenansville Elementary School has notified families that bed bugs have been identified on school property, prompting precautionary guidance for parents to inspect their children’s belongings. In a message sent to families Monday, Principal Marketa Hargrove said the school is working with professional pest control services to address the situation...

Kenansville, NC · 4d

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COMMUNITY CLASSROOM: Teacher seeks funding for inclusive field day for students

BURGAW, N.C. (WECT) - A teacher at C.F.Pope Elementary School is hoping to raise enough money to buy water hoses, hose splitters and shut-off valves. Tina Croom, a third through fifth grade teacher, would like to buy the equipment to replace worn or outdated materials. They would be used during a field day for students. She’s asking for donations through DonorsChoose, an online charity that helps teachers get funding for school projects.

Burgaw, NC · 2d

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Cape Fear Community College to showcase student talent at annual arts festival

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Student artists and performers from Cape Fear Community College are preparing to share their creative work with the public during the third annual Hello Arts Festival. The gathering highlights student talent across multiple artistic disciplines, featuring live performances alongside a visual art exhibition displayed in the...

Wilmington, NC · 2d

Mount Olive Tribune

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UMO welcomes third graders for 9th Annual STEM on the Green

MOUNT OLIVE — Science moved outdoors on Friday, Oct. 23, when nearly 900 third graders from Wayne and Duplin counties gathered on the University of Mount Olive campus for the 9th Annual STEM on the Green. The young scientists came from nine schools. Carver, Spring Creek, Eastern Wayne, Northeast,...

Mt Olive, NC · 3d

Bladen Journal

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West tops Eastern Randolph for first boys’ soccer playoff win since 2005

BLADENBORO — It took until the second half for the West Bladen offense to get rolling. Once it did, there was no stopping it. The Knights scored three goals in a span of about six minutes in the second half Monday, Nov. 2 in beating Eastern Randolph 4-2 in the opening round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 3A playoffs.

Bladenboro, NC · 4d

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James Kenan High School named All-Star Team of the Week

James Kenan High School named All-Star Team of the Week.

Warsaw, NC · 4d