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Today, Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Secretary Kody Kinsley visited and toured a COVID-19 vaccine and testing site hosted by Kinston Teens, a youth-led nonprofit organization, and the City of Kinston.
Duke Energy today announced the recipients of $1 million in grants through the Duke Energy Foundation for North Carolina nonprofits working to advance social justice and racial equity.
Kinston Teens and City of Kinston crisis relief drive-thru food distribution at the Kinston Community Center sponsored by Mount Carmel H.E.L.P.S. Disaster Relief Team with support from Groundbreakers Global Ministries and Hands for Humanity Community Development.
Among the highlights of Monday’s Kinston City Council meeting are the proclamation of Kinston Teens Day, along with the retirement recognition of longtime Kinston Department of Fire and Rescue member Thomas Gay.
The SM3 Social Media Marketing Summit will feature social media professionals and thought leaders in discussions about how to go viral, how to tell your story and more. We sat down with speaker Chris Suggs to ask him his opinion on the state of social media marketing today and what you can expect from him at the summit.
Get to know Chris Suggs of Kinston Teens a little better — he’s only 19, but his impact on our city has been incredible.
Three teenagers — including one from Kinston — have launched a youth consulting company.
The first Kinston City Council meeting of the new fiscal year took place Monday with little difficulty. Among the highlights of the meeting was the unanimous decision to adopt a resolution for the execution and delivery of the installment financing agreement and related documents with Grainger Stadium.
For high school and college students looking to make some additional money this summer, Kinston Teens has an internship. Kinston Teens will be running its summer internship program for the third consecutive year.
