Kinston News

Local residents running low on faith often ask Sean Duckett why he and his family moved to Kinston last spring to establish an outreach ministry.

Hey, read the rules! There's nothing left to salvage after fire ripped through an auto body shop.

Today marks the final day that local residents can register to vote in the Nov. 4 general election, which is just 25 days away.

Three partial cinder-block walls and the twisted, blackened remnants of three cars were all that remained Saturday of a small business on Mitchell Street.

Neuse River enthusiasts will have a new tool to navigate the winding river through Lenoir County, thanks to a new paddler's guide.

No Kinston roads will be closed due to the construction of the rail system that will help supply Spirit AeroSystems with the materials it needs to operate.

Student charged with assaulting teacher By Jon Dawson Staff Writer Christopher Wilson, 16, a student at Sampson alternative school, was charged on Tuesday with misdemeanor assault on a school official and ...

Fresh off an appearance in Greenville with Republican vice presidential candidate Alaska Gov.

Pride of Kinston Inc. issued two reports Tuesday, one recognizing past accomplishments, the other noting future opportunities.

With less than a month remaining until Election Day 2008, a busload of Democrats will be cruising through Kinston and Trenton on Wednesday morning to meet voters.

It was a busy night for criminals in Kinston on Friday. Members of the Kinston Department of Public Safety responded to an armed robbery call at the Subway Restaurant at 2405 N. Herritage St.

According to an incident report obtained from the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office, someone attempted to rob Tienda Mexicana Garibaldi grocery store on Friday night.

Choosing not to forget the community where he grew up, William King returns to a Kinston neighborhood at least once a year to encourage local youth.

The Rev. Gene Miller of Kinston recently returned from the hurricane-battered Gulf Coast after providing recovery relief throughout the region.

It's been four months since Lenoir County last experienced abnormally dry conditions before slipping back into moderate drought status.

A riverkeeper, a tourism director and a bike shop owner are hoping for company when they start on their upcoming paddle trip on the Neuse River.

The following arrests were reported by the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office: Braxton Eugene Grady, age not listed, 425 Red Hill Road, Mt.

Ron Tammen's family plans to sit with him on his front porch about 5 p.m. Saturday.

Nissan Corp. has filed suit in Lenoir County Superior Court alleging the Nissan dealership in Kinston breached loan and security agreements with the corporation's financing division and owes Nissan more than ...

David Heath grimaced Saturday afternoon as he watched the total price of his gas purchase eclipse the $60 mark.