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Gilchrist defends funding decision
Elizabeth City State University Chancellor Willie Gilchrist said this week he stands by his decision to begin construction on the university's new education and psychology building, rather than redirecting funds to an aviation facility.
Elizabeth City, N.C., streets flooded; wind gusts up to 45 mph
Several streets in Elizabeth City were flooded this morning as a November nor'easter churned over northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia.
Coastal N.C. County Declares Emergency After Storm
Officials in a coastal North Carolina county have declared a state of emergency after a nor'easter eroded oceanfront dunes and flooded several homes and cropland.
City mulls Internet sweepstakes cafes
City Council will hold a public hearing next week on a proposal to add "Internet sweepstakes cafe" as a conditional use in two business-oriented zoning districts.
Women credit God for drowning man a s rescue
Kate Klein and Mary-Lynn Chambers fervently believe that there's only one reason they both happened to be driving past Charles Creek at roughly the same time last Wednesday morning: Jessie Daniel Hughes, a 74-year-old Elizabeth City man, desperately needed their help, and God was making sure they were available to give it to him.
Teen Challenge dispute heads to mediation
The zoning dispute between the city and Albemarle Teen Challenge heads to mediation today over the nonprofit's plan to operate a residential addiction recovery program for women in a historic house on West Main Street.
News Story: NC man killed when tree snapped by wind hits him
An elderly North Carolina man standing in his yard was killed when a pine tree was snapped off by strong winds and fell on him, the first known storm-related death in the state.
Former Ida a huge rainmaker, causing flooding in the Mid-Atlantic
This is a photo of the flooding during high tide today, Nov. 12, at the Parkers Creek boat ramp.
Coast Guard rescues 4 off NC coast
Two people on a disabled sailboat off the North Carolina coast were rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter crew, while two others are being towed to shore with the boat.
Schools report additional closings, delays this morning
Several more school divisions have decided to take precautions today because of the weather.
Man rescued from Charles Creek
Elizabeth City police say the quick actions of two women likely prevented an elderly man from drowning in Charles Creek early Wednesday.
Coast Guard locates dead fisherman
A Coast Guard crew from Air Station Elizabeth City responded to a report of an overdue fishing vessel about 12 miles east of New Topsail Inlet, N.C., Tuesday night.
9 arrested, drugs, cash seized in sweep of parolees
Law enforcement authorities arrested nine suspects and seized nearly $6,000 in drugs and cash during searches at the homes of six parolees Friday.
Volunteers collect gift boxes for needy children
Local volunteers are ready to collect simple shoebox gifts personally packed by children, families, and individuals here in Elizabeth City and surrounding areas.
Mold Confirmed At Elizabeth City State University
Tests for mold have come back positive at Elizabeth City State University. Students started saying they were getting sick last month, because of mold in the Mickey Birnum Fine Arts Center at Elizabeth City State, and at Moore Hall.
Mold in Elizabeth City State U. buildings "not toxic"
Elizabeth City State University says the mold growing in five buildings on campus is not toxic.
Brooks top vote-getter returning to council
Former Councilman Michael E. Brooks and incumbent Councilman Rickey E. King - who've each beaten the other in previous elections - will be serving together as councilors from Elizabeth City's 3rd Ward beginning next month.
Students: Election protests hinder voting
Ashley Bailey, an education major at Elizabeth City State University, addresses a question to members of the North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus during a town hall forum for students in the Fine Arts Center Friday.
Efforts to save Spellman house were in vain
The demolition of the historical Elisha Overton home on South Road Street nearly a decade ago followed a four-year period in which Elizabeth City officials documented the structure's state of disrepair and sought without success to obtain grant funds to restore the house.