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Pictured are community leaders, including Town of Ahoskie Mayor Weyling White, Ahoskie Chamber of Commerce President Larry Joyner and members of the Chamber's Board of Directors, along with ECU Health Roanoke-Chowan Hospital President Brian Harvill and hospital team members. Submitted Photo

AHOSKIE - ECU Health Roanoke-Chowan Hospital recently celebrated the re...


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Bertie High School Principal William Peele III joins with CTE Director Wanda Cofield (center, holding scissors) to cut the ribbon that formally opened the new Career and Technical Education wing. Staff Photo by Holly Taylor

WINDSOR – When Bertie High School students return to campus later this month, the hallways will be filled with the echoes of footsteps and...


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GATESVILLE – The Gates County Planning Department is inviting the public to participate in a community engagement session to learn more about their recommendations concerning data centers in the county.

The informal session will be held from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20 at the Gates County Community Center, located at 130 U.S. Highway 158 West, Gatesville.

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AHOSKIE – The North Carolina State Highway Patrol’s Troop A / District II office in Ahoskie is still seeking the public’s help in solving a deadly hit-and-run case from just over three years ago.

Shortly after 5 a.m. on Sunday, July 29, 2023, Emmanuel Arkel Foreman of 1505 Hexlena Road, Aulander, was killed after being struck by an unknown vehicle while walking in the ...


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RALEIGH – The open burning of trash, metal, plastic and all other man-made materials not only harms the environment and poses a public health risk, it’s against state law.

While many chose to burn debris outdoors for disposal in the fall, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality is reminding North Carolinians: If it doesn’t grow,...


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