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Mullis – Kraay

Grady and Sylvia Mullis of Greenville announce the engagement of their daughter, Alicia Nicole Mullis, to Bruce Andrew Kraay, both of Ann Arbor, Mich., son of Kevin and Patricia Kraay of Zeeland,...

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Couple celebrates 50 years

Mr. and Mrs. Roger King of Kinston celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a 6 p.m. dinner June 15, 2013, at Walnut Creek Country Club in Goldsboro. Hosting the event were their son, R. Keith...

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Couple celebrates 40 years

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drew Humphrey recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with family and friends. Their children — Hermia Humphrey, Rikki and Farrah Owens, and Mark and Heather Carson —...

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Birth

Smith Jennifer Chastain and Eric Smith of Winterville and children — Isaiah Smith, Parker Chastain, Caden Chastain and Sydney Chastain — announce the birth of a son and brother, Eli Maddox Smith, on...

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Capital Correspondence

House Roll-Call Votes   No votes were recorded this week in the House.   Senate Roll-Call Votes   HB94 — Amend Environment Laws (Senate Version): Repeals and amends various laws relating to the...

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Two blood drives to be held in Kinston this week

The American Red Cross distributes about 9.5 million blood products each year from around 6.5 million units donated by approximately 4 million volunteers. The average red blood cell transfusion...

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Photo Page: Roadside market keeps it fresh

Every day, thousands of cars pass a simple fruit and vegetable stand on U.S. 70 West — Falling Creek Produce. Many customers stop by and leave with more than just fresh produce; they also leave with a...

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Banquet to honor Hunneke this week

A longtime Kinston volunteer and member of the Eight-Eighties/Wounded Warrior Team will be honored on Thursday evening. Fred Hunneke holds a list of accomplishments, such as being named Lenoir County...

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Clark: Our America is a great country

With Independence Day passing, I figured it was high time to salute my country and its citizens. Are we perfect? Far from it. Do we argue like spoiled 10-year olds? As a matter of fact, we do....

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Hanks: Candidates needed in Lenoir, Greene and Jones

And … they’re off. Filing for elections in Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties began Friday with not a single surprise in Kinston, Snow Hill or Trenton. As he had previously announced, former Kinston...

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Voting restrictions could be put into effect

With the Supreme Court’s recent decision on altering the Voting Rights Act, additional restrictions could be enacted in parts of North Carolina, including Lenoir County. Last month, the Supreme Court...

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‘Purer’ form of Ecstasy not yet seen by local cops

In Kinston and Lenoir County, you can find marijuana, crack, prescription opiates and the occasional cocaine and heroin. But according to law enforcement, you can’t find Molly … yet. The synthetic...

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Workers caught smiling / Names in news

Workers caught smiling Lenoir County Smiles is a program that recognizes “customer service beyond expectations.” Weekly winners are chosen by recommendations from the community, receive a small gift...

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A game away from being a champion

For a guy whose NFL dreams were shattered by an injured knee, Brandon Sutton is now a game away from being a champion.  The former Greene Central High School linemantook another route to professional...

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Post 43 takes lead in playoff series

Playing just its second game in 13 days, Kinston Post 43 wasn’t exactly sharp. Albemarle Post 84, on the other hand, was just plain awful. Kinston collected nine hits, but it was Albemarle’s 10 errors...

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DAR hears about food trends / Names in news

DAR hears about food trends Lisa Whitfield, right, DAR Moseley-Bright Chapter regent, thanks Tammy Kelly, Lenoir County Cooperative Extension director, for speaking to members of the chapter at their...

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Richlands Marine has dog, Fisher, to help him with PTSD

RICHLANDS — Fisher is not just a dog to Christian Boles. “The bond we share is more than just that of man’s best friend,” said Boles, 40, of Richlands. “He is a four-legged guardian angel. There’s...

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Filling the Frame: Gray skies

A rainstorm drops several inches of water Wednesday in downtown Kinston, creating a fog, and slippery roads throughout the county. Recent rain showers have created a scattered pattern of sunlight and...

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Parker: Declaration planted seeds that blossomed in Constitution

I suppose Monday is not too terribly distant from last Thursday’s July 4th celebration, so one more column on The Declaration of Independence is in order. When I am assigned to teach Major American...

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Meet Me Monday: Makayla Jarman spreads gospel through song

LA GRANGE — Most middle-schoolers haven’t had the opportunities to hone skills and talents that will provide them with recognition like they may see in later years. Makayla Jarman — a rising...

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