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New app notifies drivers of nearby high-speed chases, no NC agencies using it yet
Following another fatal high-speed chase in Spring Lake, former law enforcement officers are spreading the word about a new alert system they've developed.Tim Morgan founded the company Pursuit Alert, a warning system that allows law enforcement to notify people about ongoing high-risk situations, nearby emergencies and road hazards. Morgan served in law enforcement for 37 years; he left his role as assistant sheriff for Pickens County in South Carolina in 2012.The company has developed an app called Digital Siren for drivers, where they receive alerts about nearby high-speed pursuits. These notifications can also be integrated into third-party apps, such as...
ECU QB Garcia talks about upcoming first-ever start for Pirates
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — ECU football is set to kick off the season Saturday at home versus Norfolk State at 6 p.m. The man under center for the Pirates, quarterback Jake Garcia, will be making his first start. He spoke about what this week leading up to the game is like. Garcia came to ECU […]
Leaders encouraged as new school year gets underway in Lenoir County
KINSTON, N.C. (WNCT) — In Lenoir County, students and teachers are back in the classroom after their first day of school. “We’re excited about the beginning of the school year, we had a great school year last year,” Lenoir County Schools Superintendent Brent Williams said. “Last year, student achievements were outstanding; we had the most […]
Pirates aim to rebound from last season in opener against Norfolk State
It’s game week for ECU’s football team. The Pirates will host Norfolk State on Saturday evening. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. and it’s the first chance for East Carolina to get the taste of last season’s 2–10 record out of their mouths. The Pirates...
Blood Drive at Lee Kia as American Red Cross looks to improve shortfall
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The American Red Cross said they’re in need of blood donations after a long summer. Representatives said as people go on vacation over the summer, the need for blood remains constant. A blood drive took place at Lee Kia on Greenville Blvd Tuesday. This comes at a time when the national […]
Zakye Barker looking like a potential breakout candidate for ECU's defense
Entering his third year with the Pirates, Zakye Barker is ready to take on new challenges and responsibilities that will solidify his role as a key leader on the team. Although Barker is a sophomore in the classroom due to an ACL injury that derailed his freshman season, his maturity and football intelligence are evident as he prepares for what could be a breakout season.
PODCAST: ECU Football 2024 Season Preview
After a long offseason full of changes for sixth-year head coach Mike Houston, the ECU football season is set to open a new campaign this Saturday, Aug. 31, against Norfolk State inside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. The Pirates are coming off a 2-10 season after consecutive bowl appearances, but are optimistic they can turn things around with much of last year's defense back, and a new-look offense.
Multiple agencies to conduct water rescue training in Greenville
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — Multiple agencies here in the east will be conducting hands-on water rescue training exercises Wednesday, August 28. It's all set to happen at Wildwood Park and the Tar River from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. This training will be a joint exercise with Greenville Fire...
Camelot vs. Kamalot: Damning accusations do little damage
(The Center Square) – Election interference by a major political party, disenfranchising its primary voters, and refusal to defend ideas have been laid out and expressly directed to North Carolina voters and those in other battleground states by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Politicos in the battleground state, through emails with The Center Square on Monday, suggest there is reason to believe the speech will have a light impact on the race between Republican former President Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. ...
Republicans remember servicemembers lost in Afghanistan withdrawal
(The Center Square) – Many North Carolina Republicans commemorated Monday as the third anniversary of the withdrawal from Afghanistan and remembering the 13 American servicemen who lost their lives. It has been an occasion to rehash concerns with how the Biden administration conducted the withdrawal, with Republicans calling it “disastrous” and “tragic.” “3 years ago today, 13 brave Americans – 11 Marines, a soldier, and a sailor – were tragically...
ECU Health hospitals receive Get With the Guidelines awards
Greenville, N.C. – The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association has awarded all nine ECU Health hospitals Get With the Guidelines achievement awards for their work in treating stroke, diabetes, cardiac arrest, heart attack and heart failure. These awards recognize the health system’s commitment to following up-to-date, research-based guidelines for the treatment of heart disease, diabetes […] The post ECU Health hospitals receive Get With the Guidelines awards appeared first on Washington Daily News.
Support grows for ECU’s mission, strategic priorities in FY ’24
In a wave of new gifts and increased participation, donors contributed nearly $56.7 million in philanthropic support for East Carolina University in 2023-24. The fundraising total includes $24.4 million for main campus priorities, $19.9 million for ECU Athletics and $11.8 million for health sciences priorities. Fiscal year donations demonstrated the good will of benefactors toward ECU and followed the momentum built during the university’s historic Pursue Gold campaign. Pirate Nation saw year-over-year increases in alumni programs and in alumni involvement in advocacy, connection and outreach within the university’s colleges and programs.
American Legion Post 219's shoe drive aims to support veterans and global entrepreneurs
A shoe drive fundraiser is happening in Kinston with the hopes of raising money to help our veterans in need. The American Legion Harris-Croom Post 219 has announced it will be having a shoe drive fundraiser from now until Monday, September 30 to raise funds to provide assistance for veterans in need. The funds will also go to provide scholarships to college for high school seniors. The Legion is asking for gently worn, used and new shoes to be donated to theKinston Community Center, 2602 W. Vernon Ave, Kinston, NC 28504 or the Vet Center, 2315 Dickinson Ave. Suite 300, Greenville NC 27834.
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