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House member, for second time in three days, tenders resignation
(The Center Square) – For the second time this week, a member has resigned from the North Carolina House of Representatives. Rep. Ashton Wheeler Clemmons, D-Guilford, is leaving for a position in the UNC System. A specific date to leave was not given, pending her replacement. She was a candidate for reelection this fall. On Monday, Lincoln County Republican Jason Saine said Aug. 12 would be his final day. ...
So far, no rush to use convenience sites for free
SMITHFIELD — Johnston County’s solid waste convenience sites are now to free to use. But so far, county residents aren’t flocking to the sites with their trash and recycling. “We are still in the early stages but haven’t noticed a significant change in usage since the elimination of decals,” said Brian Beasley, the county’s director of solid waste. Still, whether […] The post So far, no rush to use convenience sites for free first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
New ECC scholarship honors Norris Tolson
TARBORO — Friends, family members and colleagues gathered at a recent Carolinas Gateway Partnership event to celebrate Norris Tolson for decades of public service. A native of Pinetops, Tolson recently retired as the CGP’s president. To honor his contributions to the economic development group and the community, Edgecombe Community College has established the E. Norris Tolson Endowed Scholarship. The Partnership […] The post New ECC scholarship honors Norris Tolson first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Nash County needs Election Day poll workers
NASHVILLE — The Nash County Board of Elections is calling for poll workers to facilitate this year’s general election. Those interested in working on Nov. 5 must be registered to vote in Nash County and be of good moral character; additional qualifications needed to thrive in what is sure to be a fast-paced environment include solid communication and […] The post Nash County needs Election Day poll workers first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Japanese manufacturer expected to build plant, add 232 jobs
Pitt County’s workforce and welcoming nature were key in bringing a global health care leader to the area’s business landscape, leaders said, and the Japanese company is expected to create 232 jobs and invest more than $397 million with its first North American manufacturing plant in Greenville. Nipro, an Osaka, Japan-based manufacturer of medical devices for diabetes, kidney disease and other renal health issues, said it will build a 550,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility north of town off of Old Creek Road near U.S. 264 Bypass....
Pop-up storm unleashes high winds, rain
SPRING HOPE — An early evening storm arrived post-haste in the area on Tuesday, bringing high winds and sideways-bearing water. The tempest was the latest in a volatile pattern to plague southern Nash County in a weeklong period — one responsible for 3.38 inches of rainfall, according to The Weather Channel’s website. “Last night’s storm popped up quickly and […] The post Pop-up storm unleashes high winds, rain first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wake, Franklin included in flood watch
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch through this evening for an area that includes Franklin and Wake Counties. Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible, according to NWS. The watch area covers a portion of central North Carolina, including the following counties: Durham, Edgecombe, Franklin, Johnston, Nash, Orange, Wake, Wayne and Wilson. The flood watch […] The post Wake, Franklin included in flood watch first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Greenville police investigating Thursday night shooting
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Police are investigating a shooting in Greenville Thursday night. Public Information Officer Kristen Hunter says that officers went to a home in the 200 block of Nash Street around 9 p.m. Hunter says that officers found that a 32-year-old man was shot once during a family...
News 12 Investigates: Pink Hill's mixed beverage vote stands after state law change
PINK HILL, Lenoir County — Questions surrounding a referendum rollback in the town of Pink Hill surfaced more than a year ago. Since the people voted to pass the mixed beverage referendum, a change at the state statute would make it valid. After the November 2022 election people in...
Marlins and Yard Gnomes Rivalry Took Off For 11th and Final Time In 2024
In Greenville’s inaugural season, the Yard Gnomes have become pretty familiar with the Morehead City Marlins. Not through lunch dates or binge watching Bridgerton of course, but squaring off 10 times this year, tonight being the 11th and final time for the ownership of bragging rights. As the cards...
Greenville Jr. Firefighters donate first aid kits to retirement community
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Today was a day of civic duty and responsibility for students in the Greenville Fire/Rescue Jr. Firefighter Academy. Students donated first aid kits to residents of Cypress Glen Retirement Community in Greenville on Thursday. “Nobody is ever too young to be safe and I think every...
Community members react to deadly shooting near ENC baseball stadium
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) -A fatal shooting occurred near Guy Smith Stadium in Greenville last night, shocking residents and bystanders. “Crazy, you hear me? People are out here dying every day,” said Pooh Jordan, a Greenville resident. The incident happened just after 6:00 p.m. while the Yard Gnomes were preparing...
New ECU Offensive Line Coach Mattox ready to push the Pirates to be a fast and physical line
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Football season is upon us. The final new coach we feature this week from the ECU football program is the new offensive line coach Matt Mattox. Coach hopes winning in the trenches will be the foundation for drastic offensive improvement. “There is going to be certain...
Input needed for new ‘dream’ playground in Rocky Mount, city says
ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. (WNCN) — The City of Rocky Mount is inviting kids and adults to give their input on a new playground coming to the community. The new playground will be built in Bea Holman Park in a span of three days, with the help of the nonprofit organization KaBOOM! and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, according to the city.
Job losses mount for social media posts after assassination attempt
(The Center Square) – Explained as an attempt at dark humor following the attempted assassination of a former president, a social media post from a police officer in North Carolina has brought small town attention for all the wrong reasons. Former President Donald Trump survived in Bulter, Pa., last Saturday. It’s anybody’s guess if Brandon Richardson’s career with the Tarboro Police Department does, too. The tide of exits is rising. ...
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