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Since Eastern North Carolina health departments began to receive doses of H1N1 vaccine in mid-October, county health officials report that demand for shots has been brisk - for both standard seasonal flu vaccines as well as H1N1 doses.
Testimony ends in annexation case; decision expected in early December
Three days of testimony ended in the annexation lawsuit Friday, but Judge Ken Crow does not expect to issue a decision until early December.
Miss Kinston-Lenoir County/Outstanding Teen pageants tonight
The Miss Kinston-Lenoir County Pageant Association and Lenoir Community College will present the 2010 Miss Kinston-Lenoir County and Miss Kinston Lenoir County Outstanding Teen Scholarship Pageant at 7 p.m. today at LCC.
Perdue makes another move to stop violent inmatesa releases
Gov. Bev Perdue said Thursday that it is "visceral" to her to ensure that a group of violent criminals serving life sentences from the 1970s will stay in N.C prisons until at least 2054.
Kennedy Home runaways found in Jacksonville
Two juveniles who fled from a home in Kinston were found today by Jacksonville police.
$500K earmarked for JetPort improvements
Federal funds have been set aside for upgrades to the aircraft landing guidance system at Kinston's airport.
Greene County authorities seek armed robber
The Greene County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in apprehending a man who robbed a Beaman's Restaurant employee Friday night.
Arrest leads to charges of witness intimidation
A Kinston man has been charged with three felonies, while two of his siblings have been charged with witness intimidation.
Test scores show achievement gaps between races
The student achievement gap between ethnic groups has lasted for decades - and the 2008-2009 school year was no different.
Sheriff's office arrests three, searches for two
On Nov. 4, The Lenoir County Sheriff's Office arrested 3 suspects in connection with a series of burglaries that occurred between September 9 and Oct.
Rainfall is expected to continue in Eastern North Carolina through Friday morning as a low pressure continues to make its way northward.
Eastern Carolina After Dark, Lenoir County
Patrolling the streets after dark is something that not everyone is cut out for, but in our Eastern Carolina After Dark Series, Ken Heineck tells us that the job can be rewarding.
Canvassing completed at Lenoir County Board of Elections
After Tuesday's canvassing by the Lenoir County Board of Elections ended, it's official: B.J. Murphy is officially the next mayor of Kinston.
Lenoir County 4-H serves more than 2,000 children annually
Tara Taylor knows first-hand how important 4-H is to Lenoir County children - the 30-year-old has been involved with the organization since she was 5. For the past five years, she's headed up the Lenoir County 4-H, one of the 18 member agencies of the Lenoir-Greene United Way.
Havelock early college gets grant
School officials received a grant that will be used for the math, science, technology and engineering-focused high school called Craven Early College East in Havelock.
Lenoir submits $8.5 million in Golden LEAF requests
With $2 million at stake, Lenoir County citizens and government officials have showered the Golden LEAF Foundation with grant requests.
When the final results of the 2009 Kinston mayoral election were announced Tuesday night at the Lenoir County Board of Elections, only two of the three candidates were in the packed conference room.
Dobbs and Lenoir youth development center could become one facility
Dobbs Youth Development Center could soon become a co-ed facility, providing services to the area's at-risk female population.
North Lenoir Principal Brent Williams is first to earn countya s top honor twice
For the second time during his 18-year career, North Lenoir High School's Brent Williams was named Lenoir County Schools Principal of The Year for 2009-2010. Williams said he received the news last week when a prize patrol team from the school district stopped by his school.
Public Safety Director Greg Smith retiring after 23 years of service in Kinston
After 30 years of public service, Kinston Public Safety Director Greg Smith is retiring and entering the private sector.
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