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White Oak Cottages to house six families by January as Maysville breaks ground (opens the original)
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After over 10 years, the town of Maysville broke ground on a new neighborhood. It comes as more businesses are starting in the area, including one right downtown. For small towns like Maysville, they’re the connector between major highways and major cities. Oftentimes overlooked, but no more. On Wednesday, developers, Realtors and town officials broke ground on a new affordable neighborhood. By January, the White Oak Cottages will welcome home six families, with many more to come. A big win for
3 weeks into school, Craven County mom seeks answers on alleged bus monitor assault (opens the original)
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A Craven County parent is searching for answers after her son accused an H. J. MacDonald bus driver monitor of assault during the first week of school. Weeks later, she says her son took a picture of a pocket knife in the monitor's side pocket. School officials are investigating the incident. As they do, Tyesha West, the student's mother, says she's been left out of the loop. A frustrated Craven County mother is seeking answers after her son alleges his bus monitor physically assaulted him after
Sickle cell survivor, 15, says disease stole his childhood as he seeks a cure (opens the original)
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For most of his childhood, 15-year-old Thor Forte said sickle cell disease kept him from doing the things other kids take for granted, from playing outside to spending time with friends. “Sickle cell really hindered my ability to have a regular childhood,” Forte said. Sickle cell disease is an inherited condition that affects red blood cells, causing them to become sickle-shaped and block blood flow. Forte said the illness limited everyday activities. “I couldn't be out in the cold for too long.
New Navy aircraft maintenance facility opens in Kinston, expected to bring 400 jobs (opens the original)
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KINSTON, Lenoir County — A new U.S. Navy aircraft maintenance facility is now operating at the N.C. Global TransPark in Kinston, with officials saying the facility will bring more than 400 jobs to the area. Gov. Josh Stein joined Navy and local officials for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday celebrating the opening of the new Fleet Readiness Center. The state-of-the-art facility connects to one of the longest civilian runways in Eastern North Carolina, providing access for military aircraft und
New Bern Craven Public Library hosts $1 donation book sale to support early literacy (opens the original)
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Sometimes preparing kids for their future starts with a purchase. That’s why the New Bern Craven Public Library hosted a book sale Saturday. Allowing visitors to grab as many books as they like for any dollar donation. Meaning, people could grab 10+ books and for as little as a dollar. The money raised will go towards the Elinor D. Hawkins fund for early literacy. Event organizers say the kindness from the event is just a reflection of Hawkins. Elinor was a New Bern legend and a lover of books.
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