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Hill – Turner

Lee and Michelle Hill of Kinston announce the engagement of their daughter, Kaci Leigh Hill, to Joshua Dylan Turner, son of Timmy and Dawn Turner, also of Kinston. A June 29 wedding will be held at...

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Ezzell - McGaughy

Darin and Shelia Ezzell of Kinston announce the engagement of their daughter, Morgan Alise Ezzell, to Alex Gregory McGaughy of Charleston, S.C., son of Ellis and Karen McGaughy of Fayetteville. A June...

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Birth

Parker Shannon Ray Parker and Catherine Strother Parker announce the birth of a daughter, Rylee Rae Parker, on May 19, 2013, at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro. Maternal grandparents are Marc and...

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Lenoir County 'Smiles' again / Names in news

Lenoir County Smiles again The first Lenoir County Smiles recipient for 2013 is Sarah Sever with the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library on Queen Street. She has been recognized for "customer service...

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Evening Rotary entertains speaker / Names in news

Evening Rotary entertains speaker Bert Statum, president of the Kinston Evening Rotary Club, introduced Joe Hodges as guest speaker at a recent meeting. Hodges informed members of his experience as a...

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Capital Correspondence

  Capital Correspondence for week ending May 23   House Roll-Call Votes   HB241 — Blue Monday Shad Fry: Adopts the Blue Monday Shad Fry in East Arcadia located on the Cape Fear River in Bladen and...

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Drawbridge openings scheduled

NEW BERN — As summer nears, motorists are finding themselves waiting in line on Alfred Cunningham Memorial Bridge as boaters make their way to New Bern and local pleasure craft take to the Neuse...

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Surgeon general visits Lejeune

  ABOARD CAMP LEJEUNE — As he surveyed construction changes at the hospital, the surgeon general of the Navy also took the time to remind staff that they’re part of “a winning combination.” Vice Adm....

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High school senior drowns Thursday

  JACKSONVILLE — An Eastern North Carolina student who drowned last week is being remembered as a great kid who was a leader among students. Shakhym Tambu Pershey, a 19-year-old Southwest Onslow High...

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Woman accused of stealing $5.3 million from employer

BEAUFORT — A Newport woman is being held under a $5 million bond after being accused of a multi-million dollar fraud against her employer. Susan White Garcia, 42, was arrested Friday after being...

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Photo Page: Crosley Collector

Kinston’s Ernie Hardee is a car collector. But he isn’t interested in just any old car — Crosleys are what strikes his fancy. Crosley cars were American-built vehicles produced from 1939-52. In the...

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Clark: Now is a time to pray, not to point fingers

Seeing the tornadoes sweep through Oklahoma with deadly results was horrifying and amazing much like a train wreck, I suppose. Some houses were completely destroyed while right across the street, the...

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Eight Eighties donate nightgowns to wounded female vets

It was a special Mother’s Day for dozens of recovering wounded female veterans at Fort Bragg as the Eight Eighties — also known as the Wounded Warrior Team — delivered 100 ‘Lucy’ nightgowns on May 9....

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Hanks: A salute to a heck of a journalism instructor

It’s not unusual that a teacher makes a big impact on his or her students; look around the classrooms in Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties and you’ll find many who have changed their students’ lives...

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Vets pay tribute

Early on a cold Saturday morning, local veterans turned out to honor those who could not be there. Starting out in front of the Lenoir County Courthouse, they paid tribute to those from Lenoir County...

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This week in LaRoque: All the documents, and then some

GREENVILLE — In a case like the one against former state Rep. Stephen LaRoque, fascinating testimony and enthralling stories are not the order of the day. It’s board of directors minutes, detailed and...

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Former Lincoln City residents hold reunion

They’re back. Many of the residents of the Lincoln City neighborhood in Kinston who left town — and those who moved elsewhere in the city following the 1999 flood — got back together this weekend for...

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‘This was a great season’

DEEP RUN — Tears of sorrow after the season-ending third out were quickly followed by smiles and hilarity in the post-game huddle. But isn’t that what families do? Laugh and cry together? “We’ve been...

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Filling the Frame: Easy rider

Siva Sinhal, 5, rides his tricycle after a rainstorm Wednesday at the Kinston Motor Lodge. Siva made a few circles and took off as on a runway as he navigated his course through and around puddles of...

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Settlement reached in Big Rock case

  MOREHEAD CITY — A settlement has been reached in a three-year-old legal dispute involving the Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament. Tournament President Casey Wagner confirmed the settlement as...

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