
Results 1 - 20 of 85 for "u:kinston.com" in New Bern, NC
Benefit concert for slain bouncer to be held today
Guitars will be screaming today at a special music festival and fundraiser in honor of slain Havelockbar bouncer Todd North. Comment?
Ring City Rollers at The Wreck Room
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An all-female flat track roller derby league has settled into the Wreck Room in downtown Kinston. Comment?
LCC graduate battled through vision impairment
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After enduring a rare health condition that obstructed her vision, the finish line has never been clearer for Lenoir Community College student Kristen Polito. Comment?
New Bern mayor taking two months off
New Bern Mayor Lee Bettis is taking a two-month leave of absence from his city post to tend to family matters, a spokesman announced at a brief news conference Thursday in New Bern. Comment?
Sue Ellen Maddux, director of Marketing and Special Events with the Woodmen Community Center, has receives two tickets to the Shop for Life event from Jane Wynne, Field Controls Relay for Life team captain, and Jenny Daughety, team member and Shop for Life chairwoman. Comment?
Man wanted in Lenoir, Jones for break-ins arrested in New Bern
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A 20-year-old Kinston man wanted in Lenoir County and Jones County for breaking into residences was arrested in New Bern Thursday. Comment?
Kayakers traversing the Neuse to battle cancer
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The 50-year-old Fayetteville resident and retired U.S. Army soldier was at Neuseway Nature Park Wednesday afternoon with about 19 others, taking a break in the middle of a 200-mile journey. Comment?
The big business of making your next chicken dinner not without its issues
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The majority of your interaction with poultry is at your grocer's meat counter or at a fast-food drive-thru; the sheer preciseness of the organization of bringing chicken to your table takes an adjustment. Comment?
Kayakers to float through Kinston to support cancer research
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They will make up the second annual Hope Floats NC fundraising event to raise cancer awareness, honor and remember those who have battled cancer and fight back against the disease by raising money for the American Cancer Society to fund prevention and research programs. Comment?
Hanks: Shopping locally is more important than you think
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Want a delicious and unique beer brewed in our very own backyard? Steven Hill and the good folks at Mother Earth Brewing will hook you up in a minute. Comment?
Little cakes blend savory with sweet
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She opened The Peppered Cupcake in December with not-your-average cupcakes. Her first cupcake was based on her aunt's recipe for a savory appetizer spread with cream cheese, preserves and horseradish topped with pepper - hence came the name. Comment?
Man surrenders after barricading himself in restaurant restroom
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A lone naked man who sheriff's deputies described as mentally ill was holed up for 2A1 2 hours in the James City Waffle House restroom on Wednesday morning while law enforcement surrounded the restaurant and sealed off the neighboring parking lot. Comment?
Neuse Riverkeeper Foundation to make job cuts
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Former Executive Director George Matthis worked his last day in the organization's Raleigh office last Wednesday after directing the financially stressed environmental nonprofit for just over a year. Comment?
League spotlights artist / Names in the news
Mina Miller has been the Lenoir County Artist League's "Artist of the Month" for March. Comment?
Hills is new COG director
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Judy Hills has certainly climbed some hills in her career with Eastern Carolina Council of Governments before recently being named to the top spot in the nine-county agency. Comment?
"This is The Mike Huckabee Show and we are live from New Bern, North Carolina," Huckabee said from a New Bern Riverfront Convention Center podium Friday before more than 500 cheering fans. Comment?
Purse-snatching car thief arrested
Sunday at 5:32 p.m., a New Bern woman reported an acquaintance made off with her purse in Deep Run, containing $25 cash and a Green Dot visa card. Comment?
Mike and Rose Garriss of La Grange announce the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Anne Garriss, to Louis Matthew Maroules, son of Chris Maroules of New Bern, and Carl and Louise Edwards of Morehead City. Comment?
Emmy-winning costumer joins local film effort
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Emmy-winning costumer Amy Andrews-Harrell has both a love of history and local ties to bring into a period movie about New Bern's pioneer photographer, Bayard Wootten. Comment?
Rep. Butterfield talks to Sampson students about government
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Earlier this week, U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield, D-N.C., visited Sampson Alternative School on the campus of Kennedy Home to talk about government. Comment?