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New Clayton High School Reaches Major Construction Milestone
CLAYTON — Construction of the new Clayton High School has reached a major milestone, with the structural framework of the 278,000-square-foot campus now complete. Johnston County Public Schools held a topping out and beam signing ceremony Thursday, Oct. 1, bringing together students, alumni, school officials, elected leaders and community members.
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TEC through the Decades timeline
1923- East Carolina University (then The East Carolina Teachers’ College) students publishes first yearbook, The Tecoan, following a shift in status from training school to college. 1925- Deanie Boone Haskett was elected as the first Editor-in-Chief of The Teco Echo after an unanimous student vote for a student-run newspaper,...
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Michael Whatley visits James Sprunt Community College
DUPLIN COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley took a tour of James Sprunt Community College’s new workforce development building Tuesday. The building is home to the college’s HVAC, electrical and plumbing programs and has been in use since August. “This building is centered a lot around technology, motor controls, PLCs, a lot […]
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JoCo Sports Report: A quick check of the schedule
It’s a day late, and perhaps a dollar short, but here’s a peek at what’s happening in the prep realm this week in Johnston County:
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High school football: Rose's two-way talent shining in 6-0 start to season
Given the embarrassment of riches J.H. Rose’s football team has, it could not be more appropriate that Daran Bell was the latest to answer the bell last Friday. He hauled in a 50-yard touchdown pass on offense, and also intercepted two passes — the second of which he returned 50 yards for another touchdown — in the Rampants’ 43-0 victory over South Central in Winterville. The victory improved the Rampants’ record to a perfect 6-0 and 1-0 in the Big Carolina 6A/7A Conference. “He’s one of our best wide receivers, and just showed that he can play both ways,” J.H. Rose coach Will Bland said after the game. “It’s something special about these kids that go night in, night out and play offense and defense and never get tired.” On the touchdown offensively, in which Bell took the pass from quarterback Chase Davis and sprinted down the left sideline, Bell said all he saw was one defender — whom he eluded — and the end zone. Bell’s interception return for a touchdown wasn’t just caught but literally snatched out of the air shortly after the ball left the throwing hand of South Central quarterback Jaylen Butts. “I saw the running
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Just the right time: Pam Pack celebrate homecoming with first win of ’26
There’s just something about homecoming that brings out the best in the Washington High School football team at just the right time. Now, we’ll find out if it changes the season again. For the second straight season, the Pam Pack picked up their first win of the season...
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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!
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Brody School confirms Golden LEAF grant will deliver nearly $3 million for training
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — East Carolina University will receive nearly $3 million to support medical education and healthcare workforce training. The Brody School of Medicine says the Golden LEAF Foundation announced the grant. According to Brody School of Medicine, the funding includes support for a learning studio with 360-degree...
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Balancing It All: A Student Parent’s Story
For 38-year-old mom of three, Jessica Lescano, the road to college has never been a straight line. “My academic journey has been ‘start and stop’ all throughout my life,” she says. What finally brought her back was something bigger than a diploma: a calling to serve her community and the discipline to see it through.
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High school football: Rose runs away from Falcons, improves to perfect 6-0
J.H. Rose’s football team turned four touchdowns in a five-minute span into its sixth win of the season to stay undefeated on Friday night. The Rampants erupted for 27 points in a span of 4:59 in the second quarter to beat the Falcons 43-0 in a Big Carolina 6A/7A Conference matchup at The Nest. “Once the coaches start clicking and the players start trusting the guys, we’ve just got to get the ball in the playmakers’ hands and things happen,” J.H. Rose coach Will Bland said. J.H. Rose (6-0, 1-0 BCC), which recorded its second shutout this season and is yielding just over 12 points per game, was ranked No. 19 in the latest HighSchoolOT.com poll, and the Falcons found out why. The Rampants’ Daran Bell caught a touchdown pass on offense, then had two interceptions on defense, the second of which he returned 50 yards for another score. During the second-quarter outburst, the Rampants took two plays on a short field to score their first touchdown, followed it with a tip-drill interception that was returned for a touchdown, then scored on consecutive possessions — on their first offensive play — during that five-minute span. After both teams failed to
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Former US Attorney speaks on investigations of two NC high school football programs
A former U.S Attorney shared his thoughts on two local high school football programs under investigation by state and local law enforcement. In Halifax County, Roanoke Rapids High School officials launched their own investigation Friday, interviewing more than 20 football players and other individuals. The district said the investigation uncovered incidents of bullying and hazing within the program.
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Washington drops key conference game with Eastern Wayne
Soccer has been called “the beautiful game.” It can also be one of the more frustrating ones. Washington High School’s soccer team took a 2-0 loss at home Thursday to Eastern Wayne. The loss was particularly frustrating for a variety of reasons, the top one being how a chance for a goal turned into one for the Warriors in less than a minute. It was also that way because of the opportunities the Pam Pack had that didn’t go into the net.