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Bell Arthur Fire assists Farmville crews at residential structure fire on N Pineview Lane

Fire crews were battling a residential structure fire Thursday afternoon in the 3000 block of N. Pineview Lane off Moye Turnage Road. Bell Arthur Fire Department said it was on scene assisting the Farmville Fire Department at the home. The call was reported at 12:59 on 11/12/2026, and officials asked people to avoid the area “for the foreseeable future.”

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Sunday event to remember lives lost to vehicle crashes

Traffic safety advocates will gather at the State Highway Patrol station in Greenville on Sunday to remember people killed in motor vehicle crashes. The 2 p.m. event at 4651 N. Creek Drive is part of statewide observances of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, officials said. A proclamation from Gov. Josh Stein recognized Sunday as a day to remember people killed and seriously injured, acknowledge first responders and advocate for better driving habits. The proclamation said motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for young people in the United States and about 1.2 million people are killed in road crashes each year. In recent years, North Carolina lost an average of 1,675 people a year to crashes, the proclamation said. “We all bear responsibility to focus, drive carefully and keep each other safe,” the governor said. The NC Alliance for Safe Transportation (NCAST) is organizing Sunday’s events along with the Governor’s Highway Safety Program, State Highway Patrol, North Carolina Families for Safe Streets, the Institute for Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University and others. Advocates will display empty pairs of shoes to remember the people lost. Other events are taking place in Asheville,

Greenville, NC · 1d

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Normandy official, veterans help RMA bring history to life

For students at Rocky Mount Academy, Veterans Day was more than a lesson from a history book. On Wednesday, it was an opportunity to shake the hands of men and women who wore the nation’s uniform, hear their stories and meet a visitor from Normandy, France, whose life’s work has been dedicated to ensuring the sacrifice of an American soldier from Rocky Mount is never forgotten. Veterans lined the campus roadway Wednesday morning as students and families welcomed them to the academy’s annual Veterans Day celebration. The parade and school being in session on the federal holiday is part of a long and proud tradition for the private school, staff and students. And the celebration was a campuswide event that incorporated the participation of the entire school. The program honored veterans from every branch of military service while emphasizing the values of duty, sacrifice and citizenship that educators hope students will carry into their own lives. “We teach history in our classrooms,” Head of School Beth Covolo told attendees. “But you, our veterans, lived it.” The ceremony’s special guest was Jean-Vincent du Lac de Fugeres, a Normandy native and elected official there whose connection to eastern North Carolina stretches back

Rocky Mount, NC · 2d

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High school NIL grows some in N.C.; local impact remains minimal

Two years ago, some feared that by now, the best player on every high school sports team in America would be getting paid. It was then that a Wake County judge granted an injunction that struck down North Carolina’s ban on high school athletes being able to be paid for their name, image and likeness. Much was made at the time of the importance of establishing a means for high school athletes nationwide to have access to the same deals college kids were getting. North Carolina followed suit with other states, establishing an NIL platform for high school athletes similar to the NCAA’s wide-sweeping changes that allowed outside entities to pay the players who were responsible for generating much of the popularity, exposure and revenue enjoyed by their schools. Since the door was kicked open, high school NIL deals in North Carolina have grown somewhat, but their average payout isn’t much and their reach hasn’t been far. Pitt County this year has one athlete on an NIL deal, a first for the county. But the question remains, is the high school NIL era ever really going to catch on? “I would say as far as the big picture goes, what

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Travelers at Pitt-Greenville Airport set back due to nationwide ground stop

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - A nationwide ground stop ordered Friday afternoon by the Federal Aviation Administration disrupted flights across the country, including at Pitt-Greenville Airport in Eastern Carolina. The ground stop has been lifted, according to the FAA. Passengers at the airport were preparing to fly to Charlotte when it...

Greenville, NC · 17h

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Widespread frost/freeze still on track for Saturday night

Eastern North Carolina remains on target for a widespread, significant frost/freeze risk Saturday night into early Sunday morning. The coldest air we have seen this season will settle in from Friday through early next week. This will bring the coldest air to most areas along and west of Highway 17.

Martin County, NC · 2d

Neuse News

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Christmas parades planned across Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties

Christmas parades are scheduled in five communities across Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties on Dec. 5 and 6, bringing holiday celebrations to Kinston, La Grange, Maysville, Snow Hill, Pink Hill and Trenton.

Lenoir County, NC · 1d

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From regional hospital to major medical center: ECU Health marks 75 years

When did ECU Health perform first U.S. robotic heart valve surgery?. GREENVILLE, Pitt County — ECU Health Medical Center celebrated 75 years of serving eastern North Carolina on Friday, Nov. 13, recognizing the hospital's growth from a small regional facility into one of the state's leading academic medical centers.

Greenville, NC · 1d

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Treat Yo’ Self owner competes in Fox show

Treat Yo’ Self Bakery co-owner Greg Mason will compete on Fox’s “Next Level Baker,” a five-episode series premiering Nov. 19.

Wilson, NC · 2d

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Barton women's basketball stuns Elizabeth City State, 58-57, with buzzer-beater for improbable win

ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. - The Barton women's basketball team (2-0) stunned Elizabeth City State (0-1), 58-57, with a buzzer-beater Wednesday evening at the R.L. Vaughan Center. Barton graduate student forward Megan Mares (Duluth, Ga.) hit the game-winning field goal at the buzzer after intercepting a pass on the in-bounds in the paint to give the Bulldogs the improbable win.

Elizabeth City, NC · 2d

Rocky Mount Telegram

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Nash County leaders to hold joint session on schools and revised development rules

Local education and county government leaders are scheduled to gather next week for a joint session that pairs a school district update with a final vote on major changes to Nash County’s land use regulations. According to an announcement from Nash County Public Schools, the school board and the county’s Board of Commissioners will hold a joint meeting at 6 p.m. Monday. The session will take place at the Williford Early Learning Center, located at 801 Williford St. in Rocky Mount. The evening’s agenda brings together two key pillars of Nash County’s future: public education and community growth. Kicking off the formal presentations, Nash County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Steve Ellis will address elected leaders. Joint sessions between school boards and county commissioners typically serve as a forum to align on district priorities, facility needs and long-term strategic planning. Following Ellis’s remarks, the commissioners will turn their attention to a major regulatory milestone. Led by Nash County Planning Director Adam Tyson, the commissioners are slated to formally adopt the revised 2026 Unified Development Ordinance. A Unified Development Ordinance consolidates a county’s zoning, subdivision and land use regulations into a single comprehensive rulebook, dictating how residential, commercial and agricultural properties can

Nash County, NC · 1d

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Braves, NGU to battle again for CC title

TIGERVILLE, S.C. — Talk about deja vu. The UNCP football team takes its talents to North Greenville to face the Trailblazers

Pembroke, NC · 1d

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Confirmed rabies cases in Pitt County now at five after rabid raccoon attacks dog

PITT COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — New numbers from the Pitt County Health Department are shining a light on rabies cases in the area. Health department officials said after a rabid raccoon attacked a dog in Winterville on Monday, the number of cases in the county is now at 5, more than double the number this […]

Pitt County, NC · 1d

The Wilson Times

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Sports Wire for Friday, Nov. 13, 2026

Friday’s sports schedule includes NCHSAA football playoff results, high school basketball matchups and a swimming meet featuring Beddingfield, Fike and Hunt.

Wilson, NC · 16h

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Pitt County Board of Elections hand counts ballots of this year’s general election

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The Pitt County Board of Elections conducted a hand-eye count Thursday for the 2026 general elections. Hand-eye counts are done by a bipartisan team that counts by hand a random sample of ballots publicly. This is done to make sure the ballot machines counted the votes accurately, according to elections director […]

Pitt County, NC · 1d

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BLUE BEARS BATTLE IN CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWDOWN

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.- The Livingstone College Blue Bears wrapped up an unforgettable volleyball season on Wednesday, November 11, competing against Fayetteville State University in the CIAA Championship match at the Rocky Mount Event Center. Despite falling to Fayetteville State in three sets (18-25, 22-25, 15-25), the Blue Bears have plenty...

Rocky Mount, NC · 2d

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WCC students receive scholarships and endowments at annual ceremony

Wilson Community College honored 165 students with scholarships and endowments during its 27th annual scholarship awards ceremony.

Wilson, NC · 1d

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Pirates come up short in a hard fought game

East Carolina men’s basketball (1-1, 0,0 American Athletic Conference) team took a tough loss to UNC Wilmington (2-0, 0,0 Coastal Athletic Association) Saturday 75-78. It was a back-and-forth contest that saw the Pirates fight hard until the final buzzer. Senior guard Cian Medley would post another double double for ECU with 23 points, 12 assists, while shooting 43% from the field.

Greenville, NC · 1d

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Father-Son Team Opens Greenville's First Replay Sports Cards Shop Saturday

Replay Sports Cards is scheduled to open at 518 Greenville Blvd., Suite F, on Saturday, November 14. The shop will be owned by Jim and Jake Whitehurst, and will be the franchise's first location in eastern North Carolina. The company announcement says Jake Whitehurst will manage the Greenville shop's day-to-day...

Greenville, NC · 1d

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Dixon, Wallace-Rose Hill advance to boys soccer East Regional finals

Who scored a hat trick for Dixon in the 5A East Regional final?. Which team is the defending 3A state champion in boys soccer?. Five Eastern North Carolina boys soccer teams played in the fourth round of the state playoffs, with Dixon and Wallace-Rose Hill advancing to their East Regional finals.

Wallace, NC · 1d