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Driven by Determination: A Student’s Journey to CDL Success
John Johnson of Kinston made sacrifices that very few people would to earn his Commercial Driver’s License from Lenoir Community College, but his determination to achieve his goals overshadowed any fears of failure. “I had been battling to get into the CDL program for over two years, but with...
Football roundup: Chargers drop OT loss on tough night for locals
LITTLEFIELD — While Ayden-Grifton’s football team could have used one more completion or one more play down the stretch in a wild, back-and-forth game Friday night, no one – especially coach Paul Cornwell – could take issue with the Chargers’ effort. Ayden-Grifton fell 34-28 in overtime to Wilson Prep in a game that featured a plethora of late drama. “We played maybe one of the most talented teams we’ll see...
Tigers need OT to get past Ayden-Grifton
AYDEN — It took the first overtime game in Wilson Prep football history and a comeback from 14 points down, but the Tigers finally subdued a game Ayden-Grifton squad intent on handing them a second-season opening loss Friday, Aug. 23. Instead defending 1-A Tar-Roanoake Athletic Conference champion Wilson Prep starts 1-0 after the 34-28 victory that wasn’t settled until a […] The post Tigers need OT to get past Ayden-Grifton first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
'A coming home for me': Maria Pharr, first woman to lead Pitt Community College, is no stranger to the school (copy)
WINTERVILLE — A convocation ceremony that welcomed the start of a new academic year at Pitt Community College was also a homecoming for the college’s new president, Maria Pharr. Pharr, a former PCC assistant vice president, addressed faculty and staff on Aug. 20 for the first time as PCC’s sixth president and the first woman to lead the college. “I wanted to be here on convocation,” the Havelock native said...
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