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Friday, April 03, 2020
The opening of the Nash County Farmers Market along Peachtree Street is set for Saturday so … Read more
TARBORO — Edgecombe County has modified the rules for Monday’s meeting of the Board of Commi… Read more
Even as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to escalate in the Twin Counties, capping out … Read more
Thursday, April 02, 2020
The first reported arrest in the Twin Counties for violation of an executive order related t… Read more
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Twin Counties has risen to 18 as of this morning. Read more
Nash County now has 12 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, according to information report… Read more
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- Nash County COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations escalate
- Area woman charged with insurance fraud
- Four more coronavirus cases reported in Twin Counties
- Four more coronavirus cases found in area
- Edgecombe County reports first coronavirus case
- Nash UNC tightens visitation restrictions
- Nash County confirms 12th coronavirus case
- Three new COVID-19 cases reported in Nash County
- Entrepreneur, philanthropist Boddie dies
- Suspect nabbed after ramming patrol car
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Saturday, March 28, 2020
The N.C. Wesleyan baseball team was just beginning to find its footing before the season cam… Read more
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Retirement came early for Greg Clark. Read more
Monday, March 23, 2020
The high school spring sports season suffered another setback as the suspension of athletics… Read more
Saturday, March 21, 2020
This was supposed to be an important season for Reid Johnston. Read more
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Terence Booth was preparing for his senior track and field season with a new school when spr… Read more
Monday, March 16, 2020
Savion Staton almost didn’t have a chance to make a difference in a national championship game. Read more
Friday, April 03, 2020
The United States has a president, Donald J. Trump, who refuses to accept responsibility for… Read more
It’s the sacred right of all Americans to complain about their government — even if they do so in destructive and nonsensical ways. Read more
The first of April marks the point of reference for the U.S. Census, the constitutionally mandated decennial count of all residents regardless of status. Census Day should not be misinterpreted as a deadline to respond, but rather should be taken as an opportunity to learn how informing the U.S. Census Bureau about the details of your household will benefit our state, your community and, most importantly, you and your family directly. Read more
COVID-19 has changed our lives, our society and the world dramatically in a very short time, and likely in some ways that will be permanent. For some, these changes are an inconvenience. For others, they can be far more serious. Read more
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Over the past two weeks, Gov. Roy Cooper and local officials have imposed a regulatory regime of increasing severity on North Carolinians. Their stated goal is to slow the spread of COVID-19 so the number of cases requiring hospitalization won’t shoot far above the maximum capacity of hospitals and other health providers. Read more
Nancy Pelosi has to be one of the most disgusting humans on the planet, as she attempted to … Read more
Nash Community College officials recently delivered donations of personal protective equipme… Read more
When the warm weather finally hits, most of us get bit by the spring-cleaning bug. Read more
Last Monday was the start of an unprecedented chapter in the life of Edgecombe Community College. Read more
In an effort to assist students and support those on campus, N.C. Wesleyan College provided … Read more
N.C. Wesleyan College placed in the semifinals of the ninth annual Ethics Bowl, a debate com… Read more
Members of the Englewood Garden Club are focusing on learning new information about our natu… Read more
