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Preview: Questions that will be answered on 1st Friday of the 2024 high school football season
We got off to a great start last night with the Keep Pounding High School Classic at Bank of America Stadium. Today, the attention shifts to the first true week of Friday night lights across North Carolina in 2024. I'll be at a doubleheader of Robbinsville @ East Surry and...
Crayons, glue, headphones…and snacks for the whole class? NC school supply lists grow longer
Inside a Walmart in Lumberton, LaToria Oxendine walks down the back-to-school aisle and checked off her daughter’s first grade school supply list. “She needs a box of tissues, headphones, a water bottle, dry erase markers, glue sticks, work box or a pencil pouch,” Oxendine read off. Then, there...
North Carolina Tribe to Open Marijuana Superstore to Everyone 21 and Older in Two Weeks
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information In two weeks and two days, on Saturday, September 7, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians will open their marijuana superstore to everyone 21 and older, regardless of whether or not they’re a patient or tribal member. The Great Smoky Cannabis Company, located on tribal land in the town of Cherokee (around three hours from … Continue reading The post North Carolina Tribe to Open Marijuana Superstore to Everyone 21 and Older in Two Weeks appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
North Carolina Association of Educators demands superintendent candidate stop using apple-shaped campaign materials
RALEIGH, N.C. (WGHP) — A North Carolina Association of Educators has sent a candidate a cease-and-desist letter over the use of an apple shape in campaign materials. According to a release by the NCAE on Thursday, the association has asked Republican nominee Michele Morrow’s campaign to stop using apple-shaped campaign materials in her campaign for […]
Mitchell Oakley: Oh, what an interesting few months of weather
I am not much of a weather watcher. But the months of drought we’ve faced in Pitt County and neighboring Greene County did catch my attention. Not very much rain fell for several months. In Pitt County, rainfall from January to June was about 7.82 inches below the normal, according to The Daily Reflector, in a story on July 6. The story pointed out that Corey Davis, assistant state climatologist for the North Carolina State Climate Office, said that “North Carolina had a mostly wet...
UPDATE: Newport church fire started by vehicle fire that spread, chief says
NEWPORT, N.C. (WITN) - Crews battled a fire Friday night that heavily damaged a church on Highway 70 in Newport. Community Baptist Church Senior Pastor Billy Knox took to Facebook as crews fought the flames to say that everyone was safe. Newport Fire Chief John Murtagh says that a vehicle...
WNCT.com’s Food Truck Fridays: Daphlie’s Haitian
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Daphlie Lampa was born in Haiti. She grew up in New Jersey and eventually had two sons. They made their way to North Carolina and it was always on her radar to open a food truck. Now she gets to show her sons what it means to work hard and see […]
GRO(W) In Greenville: Episode 5 (feat. Dr. Erik Kneubuehl)
On this month's episode of GRO(W) in Greenville, Nick Green and Cannon Gates interview Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Dr. Erik Kneubuehl. You can check out the radio show "Grounded In Greenville" every Thursday at 5 p.m. on WZMB 91.3!
Greenville man charged with secret peeping; over 30 images found on phone
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — A 32-year-old Greenville man is back behind bars facing multiple charges for taking inappropriate pictures and videos of women. Greenville officials say a woman reported she saw someone putting their phone under the women's bathroom stall at the Sheetz located on County Home Road on May 19 of this year.
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