Lenoir Community College will host the 5th Annual Jessica Ramsey Memorial Tournament on August 10, featuring eight high school teams competing in a scrimmage to raise funds for the Jessica Ramsey Memorial Scholarship.
Magic Mile Media has announced the addition of Erica Miller as their new Business Development Representative. Miller, who brings a wealth of experience from her previous roles in business development and community service, is set to enhance the company’s outreach and client relations.
Bethel Christian Academy has canceled its football season for the upcoming year due to low participation, following a challenging previous season with limited players.
South Lenoir’s head football coach and athletic director, Will Harrell, resigns after two seasons for family reasons and will join Clinton High School as an assistant coach.
Greene Central High School, after winning the North Carolina Class 2A state championship, secured the No. 2 spot in the Small Town Top 25 high school baseball rankings. (National Rankings)
The Kinston/Lenoir County 8U All-Stars triumphed as North Carolina District 4 Champions and now aim for the state title in Wilson, NC, following three decisive wins marked by outstanding teamwork and sportsmanship.
The Heart of a Champion Award honors student-athletes from NCHSAA member schools who have participated in at least one varsity sport or cheerleading and remained ejection-free throughout the school year. These individuals also demonstrate outstanding citizenship and sportsmanship in their communities. This year, the 2023-24 Heart of a Champion Award recognized 23 students from across […]
Kinston High School senior Kyonna Kelly was awarded the Willie Bradshaw Memorial Scholarship for her exceptional leadership, community service, and extracurricular involvement.
Greene Central’s versatile and standout centerfielder Jordan Scott, known for his exceptional defensive skills and athleticism across multiple sports, has committed to continuing his baseball career and majoring in welding at Lenoir Community College.
North Lenoir senior Trinity Robinson, a standout cheerleader who led her team to multiple victories and won a national championship with Cheer Extreme, has signed to cheer for the College of Charleston, setting a high bar for future cheerleaders in Eastern North Carolina.