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Wildcats to host Panthers in first round of 1A state football postseason

BEAR GRASS — The Columbia High School Wildcats fell behind early Friday night, then scored 34 of the game’s next 38 points in a 34-14 win over Bear Grass Charter. Bear Grass Charter (1-8) took a 6-0 lead on the first scoring drive of the night. Columbia answered with a passing game that produced three touchdowns of 48 yards or more, and the Wildcats pulled away before halftime.

Bear Grass, NC · 8d
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The Wilson Times

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NCHSAA FOOTBALL: All 4 Wilson teams take off Friday as playoffs start

All four Wilson teams in the NCHSAA football playoffs earned first-round byes, while Southern Nash, Rocky Mount, C.B. Aycock and Greene Central open postseason play Friday.

Wilson, NC · 9d

Neuse News

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Snow Hill Primary Terrific Kid Awards

Snow Hill Primary gives out a weekly award called "Terrific Kid" awards. Each teacher at SHP chooses a student who has been responsible, shows great character, or has reached a personal goal. On Fridays, these students are presented with an award and are congratulated for their hard work. Below are Snow Hill Primary's Terrific Kid Awards!

Snow Hill, NC · 9d

WECT

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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 · 8d
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The Daily Reflector

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High school football: All eight area teams set to kick off state playoffs

Every public school in the county, plus Greene Central and John Paul II, advanced to the upcoming NCHSAA football playoffs scheduled to get under way on Friday — but only one earned a bye. J.H. Rose’s first undefeated regular season in 20 years earned the Rampants the No. 1 seed in the East 6A bracket. Therefore, Rose (10-0), the Big Carolina 6A/7A Conference champion, has a bye through this week’s first round and will await the winner of No. 16 South Johnston and No. 17 Felton Grove (a new high school in Apex which opened its doors in 2025) on Nov. 13 at Percy Daniels Fields at the Farley-Minges Complex. The Rampants’ defense recorded four shutouts and yielded an average of 12.6 points per game, while the offense scored at least 20 points per outing and averaged 41.1 per game. A primary point of emphasis, though, could be cutting down on penalties. J.H. Rose committed 16 infractions, six of those personal fouls, in a 53-0 victory over D.H. Conley. “We have to do some extracurricular activities on those [practice] days,” Rampants coach Will Bland said, referring to extra sprints and running in practice. “We’ve got to clear up some penalties

Greenville, NC · 8d

Rocky Mount Telegram

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RMA boys repeat as NCISAA champions

The Rocky Mount Academy boys’ cross country team has repeated as the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Division II state champions. Led by five runners placing in the top 10 — including overall winner Reid Gross — the Eagles finished with 19 points to easily outdistance St. Thomas More Academy, which was second with 70 points, and Hickory Christian Academy, which took third with 121 points, at McAlpine Park in Charlotte. Faith Christian School ended up 14th with 353 points. On the boys’ side, Gross, a junior, captured the state championship by completing the course in 16:02.51, more than 27 seconds better than his teammate, junior Sage Burrison (16:28.64). Junior Auvi Alston finished third in 16:29.61 while senior Benjamin Spain ended up fourth in 16:47.77. RMA’s fifth scorer, sophomore Thomas Vaughn, emerged ninth overall in 17:51.65. Other competitors for the Eagles included freshman Logan Williams (29th in 19:41.72) and freshman Alex Vire (34th in 19:49.35). Faith Christian’s highest-placing runner was junior Ethan Carr, who was 33rd overall in 19:49.31. Other Patriots competing included sophomore Zachary Rabe (83rd in 24:20.02), freshman Luke Roberts (93rd in 24:58.45), freshman Chance Pridgen (94th in 25:06.16), seventh-grader Roman James (103rd in 26:40.39) and freshman

Rocky Mount, NC · 8d

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Dr. Kimberly Gold starts as interim president at James Sprunt Community College

Dr. Kimberly Gold officially began her role as interim president of James Sprunt Community College on Monday, Nov. 2, according to an announcement from the college. The college welcomed Gold to its campus community in a social media post marking her first day in the position. College officials said they look forward to working with Gold to support students, employees and the surrounding community.

Kenansville, NC · 8d

lakegastongazette-observer.com

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Investing in the future: new school opens doors in Weldon

WELDON, N.C. – Weldon City Schools recently cut the ribbon on the new, state-of-the-art Weldon Middle and High School campus. Built primarily with a lottery-funded $50.5 million needs-based grant, the state-of-the-art $65 million campus represents a major win for the district and proves that local students are worth the investment.

South Weldon, NC · 10d

hillsborough-sports.com

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Orange Football to Host Richlands in Opening Round of the 5A State Playoffs on Friday; Winner Goes to Eastern Alamance

When Fritz Hessenthaler became Orange football coach in June 2025 and brought along David Grimm as his offensive coordinator, the mission was clear. To return Orange football to prominence. Now, just 17 months after taking the job, Orange will host a state playoff game on Friday night for the first...

Hillsborough, NC · 10d

WITN

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J.H. Rose shuts out D.H. Conley in ENC high school GOTW for an undefeated regular season

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The Cross-town Throwdown took place after much anticipation at J.H. Rose on Friday. The Rampants got things going quickly, forcing a three and out out of Conley on the first drive. They then scored first halfway through the first quarter. Both defenses rallied hard, forcing a...

Greenville, NC · 11d

MaxPreps

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Football Recap: Tarboro Skates Past Kinston with Ease + How To Watch

Tarboro had already won seven in a row (a stretch where they outscored their opponents by an average of 35.7 points) and they went ahead and made it eight on Friday. They claimed a resounding 48-12 win over Kinston. The final result isn't all that surprising considering Tarboro's considerable advantage in MaxPreps' North Carolina football rankings (they are ranked 46th, while Kinston is ranked 183rd).

Tarboro, NC · 11d

Neuse News Sport

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McPhatter rushes for 378 yards, five TDs as Princeton pulls away from Rosewood

Teo McPhatter rushed for 378 yards and five touchdowns as Princeton scored 24 unanswered points to defeat Rosewood 52-28 in a heated Senior Night rivalry game.

Goldsboro, NC · 11d

WNCT

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Goldsboro high school awarded grant from Dick’s Sporting Goods

GOLDSBORO, N.C. (WNCT) — A major athletic retailer has awarded a Goldsboro high school a grant. Eastern Wayne High School has been awarded an $8,000 grant from Dick’s Sporting Goods. The grant will help support the school’s soccer program. The school plans to update equipment, including soccer goals and uniforms. The school will officially recognize […]

Goldsboro, NC · 11d

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Corinth Holders decides to forfeit tonight’s game at Millbrook

Corinth Holders has decided to forfeit tonight’s season finale at Millbrook, according to multiple reports. There has been no official comment from the school or Johnston County Public Schools as of yet, and this story will be updated if a statement is released. We’ve have obtained a copy of...

Wendell, NC · 11d

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JCPS Approves $1.35 Million In School Facility Projects

SMITHFIELD — The Johnston County Board of Education approved more than $1.35 million in construction, maintenance and building system work during its October meeting. The largest individual project is at Micro Elementary School, where Vortex Construction Co. was awarded a $421,375 contract to build an enclosed connector between the northwest wing and the main school building.

Johnston County, NC · 11d

The Wilson Times

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High School Football Glance, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026

Northern Nash, Tarboro, Wilson Prep and West Craven lead their conferences after Friday’s high school football results.

Wilson, NC · 11d

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Parents, Residents Can Challenge School Materials Under New JCPS Policy

SMITHFIELD — Johnston County parents, teachers and residents will have a new process for challenging books and other materials used in public schools. The Johnston County Board of Education approved revisions to two policies during its Oct. 13 meeting, bringing the district’s rules in line with new state requirements.

Johnston County, NC · 11d

The Wilson Times

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Barton College celebrates 125-year legacy at homecoming

Barton College marked its 125th anniversary during homecoming, welcoming alumni for exhibits, reunions, milestone celebrations and the Class of 1976 Torchbearers induction.

Wilson, NC · 9d

Neuse News

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E.B. Frink Middle School Student transported to hospital after reporting feeling unwell

A student at E.B. Frink Middle School was transported to the hospital Thursday afternoon, October 29, after reporting feeling unwell shortly before dismissal, according to a statement released by the school.

Kinston, NC · 12d

Bertie Ledger-Advance

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Principal honored during National Principal Month

The Bertie County Board of Education and Bertie Superintendent of Schools Dr. Otis Smallwood hold the principals overseeing the future of the county and the facilities in the district in their highest regard. Smallwood regularly recognizes the school leaders. October is National Principal Month and Smallwood and the district repeatedly recognized the district’s principals throughout the month. After the decision was made to close Aulander Elementary School, Dr. Chandra Eley became the Principal of Windsor Elementary School and Eley has adapted well. The reception she received at the annual Bertie High School Convocation rocked the house. The N.C. Department of Public Instruction featured her in a guide about blended learning, highlighting her encouragement of teachers to reflect on lessons and adjust instruction to meet students’ needs. West Bertie Elementary School Principal Natasha Stephenson emphasizes teamwork among teachers, families, students and the community. She has a commitment to a safe, nurturing school where students’ academic, emotional and social needs guide decisions. Stephenson emphasizes and encourages parent involvement and consistent teacher communication. Principal Latonya Square leads the students and faculty at Colerain Elementary School. Square realizes reading and mathematics are priorities. She also advocates for 15 minutes of reading at home each

Bertie County, NC · 12d