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The Down East Wood Ducks announced yesterday that they will host a collegiate baseball game between East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina Wilmington on Tuesday, April 14. The game will be played at Grainger Stadium in Kinston.
SAFE was established in 1985. In March 1986, the first SAFE shelter opened its doors. SAFE answers approximately 850 hotline phone calls and referrals each year. From 1985 through 2015, SAFE provided 34,700 nights of shelter to more than 3,750 victims of domestic violence.
Laieke Abebe, who has freelanced with The Free Press, the Greenville Daily Reflector and Washington Daily News, is the newest addition at Neuse News.
N.C. Rep. Chris Humphrey says that in ENC, families are still trying to put their lives back together after two devastating hurricanes.
Thousands of people from ENC welcomed the president to Greenville this week.
Minges Coliseum was at capacity with more than 8,000 packing the arena to hear from President Donald Trump.
Kinston’s girls play at noon and Greene Central’s boys tip off around 2 p.m. at Minges Coliseum in Greenville. Both teams play Farmville Central for a chance to compete for the NCHSAA 2A state championship at N.C. State March 16.
Here is a look at some of the activity in the General Assembly this week.
North Lenoir’s Terrance Copper Jr. will head to ECU next season to play football, committing to the university Wednesday.
Greene County’s Patrick Miller has won the 2019 A. Craig Phillips Superintendent of the Year Award.
Jarell Moten wants to help Lenoir County’s youth in a very important area.
Schools, sports, and places of employment have started changing schedules this week. Here’s the latest from our sources. We will update our list as information becomes available. If your organization wants to be listed here, please email us at info@neusenews.com.
Lightning and inclement weather postponed Saturday’s ECU football season-opener.
I wish people would take the time to educate themselves on issues before pontificating. I also wish people who really have not studied an issue would simply respond: “Well, I have not studied that issue, so I really do not have an opinion.”
Gregg Lassiter is the owner/operator of Champion's Health and Fitness Center in Kinston. He is also a graduate of Lenoir Community College. "I attended J.H. Rose High School in Greenville before enrolling at LCC in the fall of 1977," Lassiter said. "I was playing American Legion baseball and a friend of mine told me LCC had a baseball team. He was going to play on their team and that piqued my interest."
