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On January 31, 2025, Kinston will host the Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025), a groundbreaking event focused on how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world of social media marketing. Among the esteemed panelists is Austin Carroll, CEO and founder of Warrant, a startup at the forefront of marketing compliance for regulated industries, and an adjunct professor at Duke University.
Chowders, known as one of the first foods served at a community meal, but best known as a good reason for a social gathering. Chowders originated in the France in the early 1750’s and are named after a chaudron, or a three legged cauldron used by fishermen to make fresh stews upon arrival from fishing trips at sea.
As I scroll through all the "New Year, New Me" posts on social media this week, I can’t help but laugh. New year, same me. No matter how many plans I make, lists I create, or adorable gel pens I buy, procrastination is my loyal companion. There’s no denying it: I will always be the person who waits until the absolute last moment to start a project.
Samuel Kornegay, a seasoned emergency services professional, has been appointed Deputy Fire Chief of the Kinston Department of Fire and Rescue. Kornegay, who previously served as Deputy Director of Lenoir County Emergency Services, brings years of experience and leadership to his new role.
The Kinston Police Department (KPD) has been actively investigating a case involving stolen lottery tickets. Following a thorough investigation, detectives obtained multiple warrants for two individuals: Alexis Darden, 26, of Goldsboro, NC, and Marquell Gibbs, 32, of Lenoir County.
Two La Grange residents were arrested by the Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office on Monday after more than 75 pounds of marijuana was located at a Hullwood Drive residence in Kinston.
The North Carolina Association of Agricultural Fairs (NCAOAF) Annual Conference kicked off with a bang, blending learning, networking, and celebration. Among the highlights was Thursday night's scholarship auction, where over $4,500 was raised to support future scholars, thanks to generous donations from fairs, carnivals, and enthusiastic bidders.
The 2025 State of Aviation Report highlights the significant economic and community contributions of the Kinston Regional Jetport at the North Carolina Global TransPark (GTP). The report underscores the jetport's vital role in Eastern North Carolina’s economic growth, with an impressive $781 million in economic output, 2,995 jobs supported, $235 million in personal income generated, and $43.5 million contributed in state and local taxes.
The Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025) is gearing up to be an exciting event for professionals eager to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and social media marketing. Among the notable speakers are Scott and Ash Mason, the dynamic duo behind The Hive Drive. Full-time travelers and digital marketing entrepreneurs, the Masons are set to bring their unique perspectives and inspiring journey to the stage.
On January 7, 2025, prior to 3:00 pm, officers from the Kinston Police Department were dispatched to a residence on the 600 block of Terminal Street in reference to a disturbance. As a result of the investigation, a suspect was arrested.
KPD detectives are currently attempting to identify the subject in the photos. It was reported the broke into Gethsemane Seventh Day Adventist Church on January 1, 2025, and stole several items.
On January 6, 2024, Kinston Police Department’s D-Squad officers received information regarding a stolen motor vehicle from Pitt County. Officers quickly located the vehicle on the 400 block of E King Street and initiated a traffic stop.
Norman Bryson has been appointed as the new Emergency Services Director for Lenoir County, according to County Manager Michael James. Bryson, who brings over three decades of experience in emergency management and fire services, will officially begin his tenure on Jan. 6.
On January 4, 2025, at approximately 7:02 PM, A-Squad officers initiated a traffic stop on Highway 70 due to fictitious registration. During the stop, officers conducted a K9 search of the vehicle, and KPD K9, Knox, alerted to the presence of narcotics inside.
Around 15 years ago, our family began a tradition of taking the week after Christmas as a time for a family vacation. For a dozen years or so, we traveled to Myrtle Beach, SC. This year, our destination was much closer – Atlantic Beach, NC.
