Tarboro, NC News

• Tarboro, NC News
• Car burglars arrested
• Historic Albemarle Tour a benefit to area communities
• NOAA: Less active season
• Perdue’s Budget would aid ECPS
• ECPS students chosen for 2012 governor’s school
• DAR Micajah Pettaway Chapter sees fashions and styles of Jackie Kennedy Onasis
• Civitas Poll: Parents primed for school reform
• Edgecombe health stats spiral down
• Americans will remember fallen Monday
• CORRECTION
• Hoard’s work still benefiting Tarboro
• Vidant Edgecombe names Turner ‘Champion of the Year’
• U.S. 64 Princeville exit closed until July
• Community members mentor South Edgecombe students
• Board Policy Committee to meet May 31 at 4:15 p.m.
• Tractor pull again a success
• Gas prices break $3.50 barrier locally
• Edgecombe Garden Club presents annual awards and installs 2012-2014 officers
• May is Mental Health Month: Do More For 1 in 4
• Parks and Rec offers wide variety of summer activities
• Here is a list of recreational facilities in and around Tarboro:
• Board approves school start and stop times for 2012-2013
• Unsolved murders eat at law enforcement, too
• AIB group Submits application
• Anew creation working to improve lives of youth
• Muhammad satisfied with term on council
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Vidant patient safety coaches: For the love of patient safety
• Numbers small, but EMPAC makes impact
• State to recognize Keihin CST with award Thursday
• Happening on Commons is Saturday
• Traffic circle design approved
• ECPS’ new superintendent already being missed
• Enrichment Conference is Saturday
• Pattillo teacher wins national contest
• Board of Education to meet Monday, May 14 in McIntyre Auditorium at 6 p.m.
• Rocky Hock Opry to hold two Saturday shows for Relay
• Alford gracious in defeat; Wishes opponent the best
• 50 attended Healthy Living Fair 2012
• Garden Symposium set for Thursday
• Gerelene Walker: ‘I’ve been through a lot worse’
• ‘Catnip, Crafts & Collectibles’ starts Thursday
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Board of Education to hold special, closed session meeting May 30
• IDEA Project to be amended, public meeting to be held May 16 at 5 p.m.
• Candidates for Register of Deeds cite experience
• Go to the polls on Tuesday election
• Princeville school claims first Quiz Bowl
• Vidant Edgecombe honors Anderson, Gary
• Princeville attorney faces DWI charge
• ‘Healthy Living’ fair set
• County distributing free tarps to cover cargo
• AdvancED recommends district for accreditation
• 23 candidates make pitches at election forum
• Princeville police look for gunman
• Incumbent Alford faces two foes in Ward 4 race
• Princeville response points finger at former manager
• Edgecombe Garden Club tours Blount Bridgers Gardens and Long family yard
• 11 suspects arrested for back child support
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• EXTRAVAGANZA
• One big hire completed and one to go
• Special Olympians have their day
• Hull challenged by newcomer for Ward 2 seat
• We Salute
• Board to hold work session for Quality Assurance Review May 2
• Special Olympics today at SouthWest
• Spring card sale nearing at The Fountains
• Tarboro Girl Scout awarded memorial scholarship
• Riverside Plaza makes offer to prep school for space
• County buys 316 acres for $2.5 million
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Several efforts make Earth Day locally
• County sets open house next Monday
• School board special session set Wednesday
• Band Fest music learned in seven hours
• C-store robber enjoys loot for less than five minutes
• Local college funds available
• Board Appeals Committee to meet Tuesday, April 24
• ECPS confirms William Grady not at Martin
• Two plays set for ECC this weekend
• Shredding event coming up locally
• ECPS celebrates fine arts
• Highway 55 New moniker for Andy’s
• Cor'Rae management fashion show
• Board to hold special meeting Wednesday, April 25 at 7 p.m.
• EDGECOMBE COUNTY SCHOOLS ARTSPLOSION
• Proposed bell schedule for the 2012-2013 school year
• Vidant Edgecombe to host annual Blue Ribbon Kidz Day this Saturday, April 21
• Higgs stirs racial controversy
• Message: "Get out and Vote"
• Man fails to escape cops during high-speed chase
• ECPS celebrates arts with annual Artsplosion event
• Hospital Gala: An evening of fun to fund a lifetime of help
• National Healthcare Decisions Day coming up Monday
• Vidant hosting Blue Ribbon Kidz Day
• PUBLIC NOTICE: Special Meeting of the Board of Education
• Moss relaxes with tea parties
• 20 classroom slots trimmed in ECPS cuts
• Friends of Scouting Fundraiser kick-off meeting
• Princeville sends corrective response to LGC
• Crime Roundup
• County 4-H show gets under way Tuesday
• Strawberries ripening earlier
• Locals help others through community gardens
• Stafford gets 35 years for drug conviction
• Tar-Pamilco clean-up returns big yield
• Board to meet in special meeting April 11
• Young son’s welcome home breaks stresses of work day
• Local 4-H’ers win livestock awards in Wilson
• Roberson’s closing on Monday ECPS agenda
• Board Appeals Committee to meet April 9
• Commissioners OK merger of three management entities
• Too early to tell I-95 toll impact
• BB&T SILVER SPONSORSHIP
• Board of Education to meet April 9, 2012
• PBS’ Underhill draws attention of preservationists
• Christian men gather to discuss social problems
• Peanuts up, tobacco down for NC farmers this year
• Out-of-work persons find hope at Job Fair
• Tour brings more than 100 firms to town
• What each day in Holy Week signifies
• Spring Into Health
• Armed Robbery
• Reading ‘real’ books gives pleasure to Lesa Walton
• Push to reach AIB status well under way
• Managing the behind-the-scenes data at Vidant Edgecombe Hospital
• Volunteers sought to help set vision for region
• Lautzenheiser joins board of Tar River Land Conservancy
• Board to hold training session April 12
• Primary Election just around the corner
• An Everlasting Legacy: Vivian Dancy Dyson
• Former Long Manufacturing facility to fall soon
• Middle schools bands to help celebrate 'Music In Our Schools Month'
• Tarboro Women’s Club learns about Normandy
• Twin Counties Vision
• Closing Roberson on district's April 9 agenda
• Operation Medicine Drop Saturday
• Two suspects wanted for break-in
• 'Claus for the Cause'
• DSS Job Boost II program working to find jobs for clients
• Princeville audit meeting comes to abrupt ending
• Pitt County man faces kidnapping, six other charges
• Tarboro’s ‘On the Square’ on UNC-TV this week
• Pattillo alumni group to name scholarships
• The secret war in the Pacific to be discussed Thursday
• Pattillo fourth-grader wins conservation poster contest
• NECP Registration ‘outstanding’
• ‘Big Cart’ coming to Tarboro on Friday
• ECC students hone new skills at Hope Plantation
• Board to meet in two special, closed-session meetings
• Citizen group moves forward with America In Bloom initiative
• Board to receive facilitative leadership training Friday
• 2011-2012 Annual Report
• Girl Scouts celebrating ‘their’ week in Tarboro
• Cleaning up after Fido on council agenda
• Two suspects charged with two felonies
• America in Bloom works with local group
• Neighbor’s vigilance helps nab car thieves
• Tarboro’s K-9, Tazer, tracks juvenile felons down
• ECPS Substitute Seminar
• Princeville man tackles overgrown street
• High cost of fuel impacts every aspect of life
• Board of Education to meet Monday, March 12
• El Paso honors Princeville’s ‘Golden Platter’ with key to city
• More than 1,300 expected for Saturday’s Youth Symposium
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Premium gas hits $4 gallon with regular close behind
• Cops nab woman for drugs
• Man's assailant arrested
• National School Breakfast Week
• Police seek public's help in four Saturday break-ins
• North East Carolina Prep gets go-ahead from state
• High school juniors set to take ACT March 6
• Troopers warn teens about not using seatbelts
• ECC announces new dean
• Scammers now using text messages
• Happy Leap Day
• Judge: Knight must stay at least 50 feet from Boyd for a year
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Trap, neuter and return works
• Medicaid clients face transportation changes
• PNC set to take over RBC in a week
• Serial burglar nabbed
• Superintendent survey results to be used in selection process..
• Vidant opens behavioral health center in Macclesfield
• Local man arrested, held on $265,000 bond
• Five days left for filing
• Princeville to celebrate 127 years
• Ordinance wording change denied
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• ECPS January attendance winners - Carver, RCEA & South Edgecombe
• ECPS operating on a two hour delay Monday, Feb. 20
• Locals react to President's budget
• Montford Point Marine speaks at museum
• Council handles agenda
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• ECPS 2012-2013 Calendar
• McDonald's rising
• Clark to seek seat again
• Scouts picking up food beginning Saturday morning
• 'Bump' leads to court date
• Edgecombe Relay for Life seeking business partners
• Princeville commissioner, interim town manager involved in physical conflict
• Board of Education to meet in regular session Monday, Feb. 13
• Princeville terminates town manager Appoints museum curator to fill same position
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Significant deficiencies in county audit
• Bryant declines to seek re-election
• W.A. Patillo receives $5,000 poetry grant
• New administrators at ECPS
• Pizza Bowl
• Edgecombe unemployment up in December
• ECPS in process of applying for District Accreditation
• Three ECPS campuses ahead of First Lady's nutritional guidelines
• ECC Executive Named to United Way Board
• Pattillo Alumni Association on the move
• Local students selected for N.C. Eastern All-District Band
• Robbery prevention
• George Henry White: tribute to a great American
• Project SKILL Updates
• Local Demand Drives Weekend Courses in Historic Preservation
• Deputies nab crooks with hands in cookie jar
• Board to meet Tuesday, Jan. 31 for special meeting
• Board Appeals Committee to meet Jan. 30
• Board to hold special meeting Monday, Feb. 27
• Inaccurate Signs
• Pet for Vets
• Rotary Club hears pitch for tourism authority
• Third arrest made in break-in
• Family donates funds for H&R Block Scholarship
• Webb hits a home run
• Down East Senior Games Announces Senior Games Ambassador
• South Edgecombe students participate in Career Fair
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Early College begins application process for 2012-2013
• C.B. Martin and R-CEA awarded Flag of Learning & Liberty for Dec. 2011
• Pattillo to host local poet in-residence
• Vehicle Accident
• Read-In at Local Libraries
• The heart of a community leader and the passion of a gospel singer
• Dog poop gets council attention
• Princeville Crime Roundup
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• DSS employee filed grievance
• Burns writes book, has much to say
• Tarboro native leading STEM research at USF
• Local business operating for more than 50 years
• Americana Singer-Songwriter performs in hometown
• ECPS staff & students invited to audition for "Narnia" with Tar River Players
• Edgecombe unemployment still 2nd highest in State
• The Elizabethan Gardens ‘A Jewel in the Sand’
• U.S. Navy Veteran honored at flag-raising ceremony
• ‘Celebrating the Year in Survivorship’
• Edgecombe County Board of Education to meet Jan. 9
• Health Department expands diabetes program
• Lotus Foundation celebrates 2011 breast cancer survivors
• Lt. Braswell speaks at Golden K meeting
• FOUR PIPERS PIPING
• DUPLIN WINERY
• Businessman Trevathan to build billboard on US 64
• Tarboro native to work in Uganda
• The Angel that Saved Christmas
• Lotus Survival Group Edgecombe County
• Edgecombe-Nash Retired School Personnel hear about Christmas myths
• Social Services Director Suspended
• Blount-Bridger’s House hosts Bethel School Field Trip
• Twin Counties join forces to improve education
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Welcome Back Dr. Fike
• The Frederick Douglas Foundation of Edgecombe County Community Forum
• 'Tom Page Day'
• North Carolina Prep in final stage of application process
• Edgecombe Community College and Sara Lee Create Apprentice Program
• ECCAC has new executive director
• RMA students go above and beyond
• ECPS board meeting
• Holiday driving tips
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Tarboro Christmas Parade
• Superintendent Search Survey
• Addendum to Student Code of Conduct
• Church replaces steeple blown down by Hurricane Irene
• Muhammad absent from seven town meetings Plans to attend Monday's session
• Marc Whichard named ECPS principal of the year
• Relay For Life Edgecombe County
• One dollar can create a win-win situation
• Oath of Office
• Princeville terminates attorneys
• ECC Students Meet with NC State Treasurer
• Board of Education to meet and recognize Gold Key students Monday, Dec. 12
• Ninth annual 'Turning on the Lights'
• Tarboro Woman’s Club ‘Those AMAZING Pilgrims’
• Edgecombe still second highest unemployment rate in N.C.
• Edgecombe woman convicted in Pitt County
• The Lighthouse Home
• State Treasurer’s office sends letter of concerns to Princeville
• Tarboro Police Sgt. Cox retires after 24 years
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Change is near for the twin county area?
• Conetoe has first Xmas parade
• Two governing bodies discuss joint ventures
• 'Tis the season to volunteer
• Two local men face numerous felonies
• Survival Day 2: 'Princeville has come a long ways'
• ECML Children's Dept. Receives Donation
• Creating a vision to propel the region forward
• Federal officials are aware of Princeville’s need for a water tower
• At the Speed of a Girl Celebrating 100 Years of Girl Scouting
• Princeville job expo deemed succesful
• STEM initiative geared for Eastern North Carolina's students
• Board of Education to meet Monday, Nov. 21 at 6:30 p.m.
• Twin County Visioning & Strategic Planning Kick-Off - Nov. 29
• Asset Mapping meeting held in Edgecombe
• Nov. 8 election results are official
• Candidate for N.C. governor visits Tarboro
• USDA Farm Service Agency encourages Ag producers to vote in Edgecombe County committee elections
• Princeville to host 'Survivor Week'
• ECU students to aid TCO
• Remembering "Ole Blood n' Guts"
• Edgecombe Community College Receives $1.225 Million Through Jobs Grant
• Pat McCrory is coming to town
• Voting Roundup
• Brrrr & Bluegrass
• Shootout in Old Sparta
• Board changes Student Code of Conduct (Policy #4300)
• The Heat Is On
• ECPS Superintendent Search In Process
• Princeville to Pursue Water Treatment Plant
• Halifax County Man Charged With Statutory Rape
• Board of Elections Registers Young Citizens
• Tarboro Firm Supports Students and Facilities at East Carolina University
• Citizens Angry Over Axed Park Trees
• Purse Snatcher Snatched
• E-Commerce Raises Question of Sales Tax Fairness
• Board Appeals Committee to meet Oct. 24
• Flu Shot Clinic for ECPS Employees to be held Oct. 31
• Local woman connects with family history in Tarboro
• OPERATION MEDICINE DROP “PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY”
• Transfer requests for second semester due by Nov. 15
• DSS job program 'off to a good start'
• Three Edgecombe County students vandalize school
• Three teens in trouble with the law
• ECML receives grant for outreach services Staff Reports
• Women’s club caring for over 50 years
• Board to hold special meeting Oct. 24
• Board of Education to hold retreat Oct. 14 and 15
• ECC installs Security Cameras
• ECC program wins award from Preservation NC
• BB gun found in W.A. Pattillo student's bag
• Board of Education to meet Monday, Oct. 10
• REMINDER: October 7, 2011 is a makeup day for all students
• Dance program to hold open house on Saturday
• Memorabilia on display at local veterans museum
• Craddock receives award
• ECPS Substitute Seminar to be held Monday, Oct. 17
• Local crime reports
• Board Policy Committee to meet Thursday, Sept. 29
• Four arrested in recent theft
• County employee charged with theft
• Local crime reports
• DSS considers disaster relief
• Board to hold public hearing Oct. 10 regarding redistricting plan
• Local student organizing event to fight hunger
• Lawnmower thefts are on the rise
• Talley speaks about ECPS
• Daily Southerner eliminating Tuesday Paper
• SAT reading scores fall to lowest level on record
• Tarboro High School to host fish fry to support marching band Sept. 17
• DISASTER RECOVERY CENTER TO OPEN IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY
• Board approves calendar changes to reflect makeup days
• Enrollment up at Edgecombe Early College
• 'We must never forget'
• Twin County announces 2011 HOF
• Tarboro boil water notice lifted
• Local crime report
• Irene to cost taxpayers $1.5 billion
• Schools to operate on regular schedules Tuesday, Sept 6
• Tar River well below flood stage
• Tarboro Drinking Water Contaminated
• Student gets letter from Obama
• Princeville gets help from the Red Cross
• Two arrest made in robbery case
• Tarboro Police report series of Larcenies
• The Wrath of Hurricane Irene
• ECPS CLOSED MONDAY, AUGUST 29 DUE TO HURRICANE DAMAGE
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Edgecombe hoping to weather out Irene
• Dillon Parker to share testimony
• Edgecombe hoping to ‘weather’ out Irene
• SouthWest Edgecombe vs. North Edgecombe Football game rescheduled
• Burns named as Interim Superintendent of schools
• Sisters Meet At Last
• Board names Dr. Del Burns as Interim Superintendent of ECPS effective 10/01/11
• Wild Turkey Federation to hold banquet in Tarboro
• No Damage From Quake
• Back to School for Tarboro - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Checkpoints successful for Tarboro Police
• Knight encourages bus safety measures
• Missing meeting tapes returned to Princeville
• Board to meet in Special Meeting Wednesday, Aug. 24
• Edgecombe County and Nash County Boards of Education to meet Aug. 22
• Board of Education Appeals Committee to meet Monday, Aug. 22
• ECPS gets approval for additional school nurse
• Health Department promotes Etheridge
• Elimination of the cost of reduced-price school breakfast meals
• Dupree earns rank of Eagle Scout
• READY FOR THE NEW YEAR
• Former principal suing Board of Education
• More file for upcoming elections
• Edgecombe County Clerk of Court sponsors Judicial Oratorical Contest
• Powell files for Ward 1 seat in Princeville
• Two ECPS schools to modify names
• New Technology Allows Parents to Track Student Diet
• Board of Education to hold special meeting Thursday, Aug. 11
• RIDE FOR MIRANDA
• Arrest made in armed robbery case in Tarboro
• Two arrested for cocaine trafficking
• State ABC scores released
• The Heritage Bank Announces Branch Closing
• Wiggins arrested in Wake
• Board of Education to meet in regular session Monday, Aug. 8
• TIMBER
• Clerk of Court to host annual forum
• Back to School information
• 2011-2012 ECPS Teachers of the Year announced
• Board of Education to hold special meeting Wednesday, Aug. 3
• NEW TOWN MANAGER
• No minutes available for a Princeville resolution meeting
• New program will help lower stray population
• Five showing interest in vacant Ward 8 seat
• ECPS hires new associate superintendent
• Princeville residents concerned with town's safety
• Arrest in armed robbery
• Princeville may begin trash pickup
• Eagle Scout follows in Family's footsteps
• Board Policy Committee to meet July 26 at 4:15 PM
• NEW HIRES
• Heat wave will continue
• Gunshots fired in Princeville home
• Leggett gets extension for election filing
• Princeville votes to hold elections
• Muhammad: Black Family Day 'a day for everyone'
• DSS prepares for Medicaid Changes
• Board of Education to meeting special session Wed. July 20
• Ann Cobb remembered by her community
• ROADSHOW COMES TO TARBORO
• ROADSHOW COMES TO TARBORO
• Board of Education to meet Monday, July 18
• Board of Education identifying problems
• ECC to become tobacco-free campus Aug. 1
• More incumbents file for upcoming elections
• Board of Education begin talks for redistricting
• Student athletes may have to pay by the mile
• Bryant to remain on Board of Education
• Crews, Privott voted onto Edgecombe County Cultural Arts Counsil
• Fountain Youth Development Center holds Hispanic Day
• Edgecombe’s graduation stats released
• Real 'Karate Kid' visit library
• Board of Education meeting scheduled for July 11
• Cut-off date for sewer project set
• Commissioners approve budget amendment
• New farmer’s market being considered
• Chris Evans earns rank of Eagle Scout
• Most offices closed on Monday
• Buddy Hooks retiring from Cultural Arts Council
• Edgecombe Board of Health fee schedule approved
• Princeville citizens asking for unity among board
• Commissioners approve the 2011-12 budget
• SOUNDS OF SCOTLAND
• Edgecombe has second highest unemployment rate in state
• Princeville attracts attention from state agencies
• Princeville officials bring changes to town’s operation
• Slow Money Comes to Tarboro
• Arrests made in Edgecombe farm equipment theft
• Two arrests made in scrap metal theft
• Alzheimer's Walk is moving to Heritage
• Local family gives thanks to community for support
• Tarboro to hold Black Family Day
• Town Council approves first tax hike in 21 years
• No replacement chosen yet for District 2 seat
• Tarboro may get Charter School
• SWE TRIPLETS
• Board of Education to meet Monday, June 13, 2011
• JOB FAIR DRAWS A CROWD
• Free hot dogs for students
• N.C. House approves loosening gun laws
• IN REMEMBERANCE
• Carolina Leland a Robertson Scholar
• WOMAN’S CLUB DONATION
• ECPS Board Policy Committee will meet June 7, 2011 at 4:15 p.m
• Two from Edgecombe inducted into business honor society
• Tarboro’s Heritage Hospital helps VHA Inc. create leading practice blueprint
• United Way gearing up for 2011-12 campaign
• ECPS Retirement Banquet
• Princeville citizens speak out about town hiring a second lawyer
• Citizens question whether Thornton a good hire
• Important information about lunch room charge accoutns
• It’s unanimous: Thornton new town manager
• Agenda for 05/23 special Board of Education meeting
• Community Benefits Grantees Network and Share Success Stories
• New Tarboro-Edgecombe County Farmers Market takes shape
• Mary Frances Center will close by July
• Smokey air may be here thru weekend
• College Raises Funds for Japanese
• Princeville hires second attorney
• Foundation honors Earl Lynn Roberson
• County crime rates down
• IDEA Part B amendment announced
• Edgecombe County Board of Education meeting May 9th
• State looking into Raw Sewage dumping in Edgecombe
• Residents band together after killer storms
• Board announces District 2 seat vacancy
• RELAY SITE SPONSOR
• Princeville plans to appeal recent court ruling
• Sheriff's Office Looking for duo after attempted home robbery
• Subject of Former police chief avoided at town meeting
• Perdue to veto jobless benefits, cuts
• ‘Fight the Bite’ to avoid illness this season
• Tarboro girl wins big at 4-H Show
• Superior Essex plans expansion, 116 new jobs
• Democratic Convention on Saturday
• NEW MRI MAGNET
• Sims Open for Business in Ed
• Scholarship Opportunities
• ECPS Artsplosion 2011 Winners Announced
• Town Council votes to allow temporary signs
• Driver charged in fatal wreck
• Flower girl, 6, killed on way to wedding
• Health Department loses Komen funding
• Edgecombe Fifth highest unemployment rate in state
• Scouts Honor Baker
• Interact Club of Clayton High Donate “Caps for Cancer”
• Grant Helps company stay in Edgecombe
• Board of Education meeting to be held April 18, 2011
• County-Wide Science Fair to be held at Phillips Middle School
• Yards of the Season
• Eastern Carolina 74th annual 4-h Show and Sale April 13-14
• Author to review story of Princville
• Tarboro High School graduate receives Japanese award
• Ebonette Club of Tarboro sponsors Ann Jackson Memorial Scholarship
• Artsplosion 2011
• Results from High School student survey
• Breakfast for Miranda at Andy's on Saturday
• The Fountains Now Taking Reservations for Annual Southern Fish Fry April 7th
• ECPS Staff Survey ends April 8, 2011
• Ruling on Knight expected
• FRANK ETHERIDGE NAMED SENIOR RELATIONSHIP BANKER
• Tarboro to show movies on Town Common
• Twin County Hall of Fame accepting 2011 nominations
• Curtis Jones retiring after 36 years with school system
• Edgecombe County's unemployment rate goes up
• Director of Secondary Curriculum announces retirement.
• Board of Education Special Meeting Agenda for 3-21-11
• Community Enrichment Organization turns 20
• Nice Day for a Walk
• Perdue Visits ECC
• Japanese in Tarboro get Word from families
• Contoe Fire Department
• Tarboro officials lobby against bill
• Suspect Wanted In Child Murder Held Without Bond
• Health Department anticipating budget cuts
• Tarboro fills three department head vacancies
• New Healthcare Center
• Tarboro Mayor, councilman exchange words at Town Hall
• Superintendent to unveil new restructuring plan for ECPS
• College Round-Up
• Edgecombe County Board of Education Meeting Agenda for 3-14-11
• ECC to receive additional county funds
• Tarboro Town Council to tackle temporary signs debate
• Recycled Roof
• JOYCE WALTON OF GOLDEN LIVINGCENTER RECEIVES EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR AWARD
• Leggett residents protesting sewer pump construction
• Kim Coles to headline annual College Round-Up
• Thirty-seven apply for the vacant town manager position
• Floodplain maps ready for review
• Old Tarboro Bridge
• Time for Cool Season Crops
• Area tobacco farmer gets lesson on improving crop
• "Cotton Winners Recognized"
• Genealogical Society Members surveying old cemeteries
• Sheriff's Office looking for B&E suspects
• EDGECOMBE COUNTY COURTHOUSE PHONE NUMBERS CHANGED
• Perdue visits Tarboro plant
• Grand Opening
• Tarboro store offering plus size clothing
• Cat In The Hat
• ECC building feral cat Shelters
• No new information in Pitt case
• Suggs follows life-long passion for travel
• Mary Frances Center
• Fund-Raiser planned for Tarboro Girl Miranda Hale
• The Daily Southerner shuts down press operations
• Tarboro and the Law of Attraction
• Tax rate increase in Tarboro likely
• Town Council comes up with to-do list of priorities at retreat
• What’s in a name? Don’t call it Junior Miss
• The elusive white songbird
• Tarboro Mayor and Council on retreat
• New initiative’s goal to improve birth outcomes
• Baked or fried, mac and cheese good
• High School Student Survey
• Consultant: ‘We’ve got an idea, now we need a plan’
• Princeville: Self-determination and survival
• Former Pinetops mayor assistant sergeant of arms
• Shepheard where he always wanted to be
• Shepheard where he always wanted to be
• Franz and Krebs will read
• The Fountains extends an invitation
• Artists for Colt step up
• Farmers Market meeting Monday
• Bryant will step down from school board
• Expanding QVC to add 200 jobs
• CURBSIDE SERVICE COMING
• Princeville birthday party Friday afternoon
• ‘Let’s Stay Together’ theme of Home Builders Conference in Pinetops
• QVC to Add 200 Jobs in Edgecombe County
• LivingCenter again 5-star nursing home
• It’s Random Acts of Kindness Week
• Wesleyan College names new vice president of Adult Education
• Ribs anyone?
• Happy Birthday Town of Princeville
• Sign amendment vote delayed a month
• Council adopts master plan
• Board of Education meeting with County Commission on February 14, 2011
• Wayne and Wicks coming to Tarboro
• Tarboro-Edgecombe’s Junior Miss leaves for state competition
• ECC instructor will study in Russia
• WINTER WEATHER ALERT - 2-hour delayed opening on Thursday, February 10
• ECC announces new employees
• Forecast: 1-1.5 inches of snow
• Pruning your assets; focus on tree’s health
• Well-known attorneys to assist Perdue
• Town’s recent retirees back on the job
• Carolina Regional Orthopaedics welcomes new orthopaedic surgeom
• INSPIRATIONS FLOWERS AND GIFTS
• Juvenile Crime Prevention Council prepares for budget cuts
• County will begin recycling electronics
• GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
• Throw dinner together without shopping
• Families honor veterans with memorial bricks
• Review and submit preference for 2011-2012 school year calendar
• Police charge man with recent break-ins
• Docents enjoy visit, tours in Tarboro
• GED Classes now available at Princeville Family Resource Center
• Tolson on shortfall: ‘We are struggling’
• Shelton coming back
• Stuttering gets royal treatment in film
• Mary Selvidge coming to ECC
• Y GRANT CONSULTANTS
• Examiner: Death was by hanging
• Quick and easy for those rush nights
• Local student selected for Eastern N.C. All-District Band
• Four charged with fraud
• Break-ins plague Princeville
• Rental homes may be coming to Princeville
• Photos from Princeville Montessori School's Winter Concert
• The couch is no place to live
• Police: White woman’s body found
• UPGRADE AT LIBRARY
• Board votes to hire consultant
• Authors will sign new book Saturday
• Historic Preservation Program adds courses
• Baby, it’s cold outside; let’s have soup
• Edgecombe Community College ranks fifth in nation in growth
• Kindergarten Registration: Feb. 9-10
• Raffle, gift add books to library
• MLK DAY 2011
• IMPORTANT REMINDER: Tuesday, January 18 is a regular school day!
• Exciting opportunities for high school students
• Another record season for red kettle drive
• Concert to honor Terry Coley
• Clarification and explanation of calendar changes
• Civil War historian guest of Pender Roundtable
• Japanese Hellships topic of Video Night
• WHITE HOUSE ACCESS
• Princeville approves Corrective Action Plan
• Mother and son face drug charges
• Mayor’s vote breaks tie on traffic light
• Schools seeking community input
• Human remains found in woods
• TOWN SALUTES CHAMPS
• Monday's Board of Education meeting rescheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Edgecombe County’s snowy history
• ECPS TO DISMISS 2 HOURS EARLY DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER - Jan. 10
• ECPS Substitute Seminar
• Board of Education meeting January 10, 2011
• Unemployment rates increase; Edgecombe has N.C.’s third highest
• Unloaded gun taken from SWE student
• County receives favorable audit report
• ECPS Board Policy Committee to meet Tuesday, Jan. 4
• ECPS seeks accreditation
• Snow brings much-needed moisture to area
• Winter storm causes major damage to Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• ECPS Central Sevices to operate on 2 hour delay Tuesday, 12/28/10
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Girl Scouts working in the community
• Oh, baby, it’s warm outside
• Kwanzaa begins Sunday
• ‘Never a dull moment’ in public works
• Job turned into a career for Shaw
• Census shows surge in N.C. population
• Cooking without eggs
• The poorest N.C. Lottery’s best customers
• ‘It’s been a good ride’
• MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• Two-hour delay for all schools, Friday, Dec. 17th
• Chamber has luminaries
• Light snow expected turn into rain
• Police promote Braswell
• Woman, 84, has family give to homeless shelter
• DEC. 16 - STUDENTS TO BE RELEASED AT 9AM
• Six months later, Council wants to hear from DOT
• Grant will pay for Colonial Woods work
• Deputies arrest man after finding cocaine, marijuana
• CHRISTMAS PARADE 2010
• Town will depend upon interim directors next month
• Electronic gaming regs on hold
• Holiday season 50 years ago
• Board of Education agenda for Dec. 13 meeting
• Edgecombe man gets 30 months
• Color Piedmont Gas ‘green’ (LEED certified)
• Red kettle donations down, however demand up
• Dealership doesn’t want to lose light
• Symphony brings holiday music to town
• TARBORO HIGH TO PLAY IN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP - Saturday, Dec. 11
• Butterfield appointed to Dem leadership post
• Fire damages house; family dog killed
• ‘N.C. out of step’
• FARM-CITY BREAKFAST
• Public hearing Tuesday on Riverfront Park plan
• So how would you kick-start the economy?
• Yes, it has been hot
• Early College students request another Super Saturday
• IRS trying to return $5M in Carolinas
• Annual parade shaping up
• Kearney finds his calling in Wounded Warrior Program
• Board Chair Evelyn Wilson honored at annual conference
• Princeville Montessori School hosts Fall Carnival
• Substitutes much complete training by Jan. 1, 2011
• Defining Tarboro
• Tarboro's 250TH Celebration - NARRATION
• Picture Day makeups on Thursday, November 18, 2010.
• Tarboro's 250TH Celebration - NARRATION
• Veterans tell their experiences
• Tickets on sale for library’s ‘12 Days of Christmas Raffle’
• Red Kettle drive seeks volunteers
• VETERANS DAY 2010
• County helps SePRO
• School board contracts with Sylvan Learning Center
• LIVING HISTORY
• OUR WARS, UP CLOSE
• Tarboro blacks served country in armed forces
• Veterans Day service at 11 a.m. Thursday
• Councilman wants more public input
• Veteran cop Boykin named police chief
• Math instructors emphasize reasoning, thinking
• Princeville commissioner files complaint
• Peaden twins earn Eagle rank
• Powell Bill Funds will help improve streets
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY
• SWE to honor Coach Sandra Langley at Nov. 16 dedication
• Ghosts and goblins not only thing out on Halloween
• Diabetes Awareness Day Saturday at county Health Department
• School board committee revisits anti-bullying policy
• Luck runs out: Second robbery leads to arrest
• Police harvest two more deer
• COMMUNITY CHORUS
• SLOW PROGRESS
• Patriot Guard Riders honor WWII vet
• Board of Education Agenda for Nov. 8 meeting
• November Homeless Awareness Month in Edgecombe
• No Project Thanksgiving this year, either
• Edgecombe has 43% turnout
• Sheriff Knight wins fifth term
• Tolson ‘extremely pleased with results’
• Jenkins: ‘We’re in for interesting times’
• Close, but Boswell wins
• ECPS Board Policy Committee Meeting - Nov. 2 at 4:15 p.m.
• U.S. Senator
• Election 2010
• Edgecombe County Democratic HQ in Tarboro
• Three arrested after fight, shooting
• Talley sets bar high for schools
• Four-way stop goes into effect Wednesday morning
• County moves forward on renovations
• IN REMEMBRANCE
• Collection agency recovers $20,483 for library
• Unemployment rate drops in 97 counties
• 5,694 have already cast ballots in Edgecombe
• TRICK-OR–TREAT
• Board of Education retreat to be held Monday, Nov. 1
• Board of Education retreat to be held Monday, Nov. 1
• GETTING READY
• Tarboro High's Dr. Lisa H Cooke named Principal of the Year
• Afterschool Tutoring Begins November 16th
• GOP, Dems both show strength in early voting
• Heating assistance available for low-income residents
• How much Halloween candy is too much?
• TIME FOR A FLU SHOT
• Some rain and wind in Edgecombe
• Ag plan on county agenda
• Democrats begin boycott
• Princeville ponders trash pickup
• Plans for closing ceremony taking shape
• Three from Tarboro now at N.C. School of Science and Mathematics
• More than 600 take advantage of Early Voting in Edgecombe
• Friends of the Library recieve state award
• DSS making headway with foster care and adoption programs
• Bryan Haislip wins Friends of the Library Volunteer of the Year
• Heritage Hospital receives grant to be more earth friendly
• Those craving for change now looking to the GOP
• Grants available to save energy
• Hospital marks 25th anniversary
• Kents hope pet deer survives hunting season
• In-town deer hunting starts Monday
• NEW BILLBOARDS
• Water to be shut off in Princeville
• No suspects in residential break-in
• Big weekend at Heritage: Women’s Health Fair and 25th anniversary party
• What floodplain do you live in?
• Early voting begins today
• Bed bugs find a home in country
• Healing by helping others
• TPD K-9 UNIT
• Spaghetti, auction to benefit animal protection groups
• DA: Still deciding penalty in Bible college case
• Meeting Thursday night about in-town deer hunting
• Tarboro man drowns on fishing trip
• Roundabout may be ready on Tuesday
• A FRIEND OF FINE ARTS
• Edgecombe applies for Race to the Top funds
• Noble, three department heads to retire
• Schools enter into ‘wonderful opportunity’ with North Carolina Wesleyan College
• COME AND GET IT
• Town finally receives grant to fix Colonial Woods drainage
• Video night spotlight on Gen. MacArthur
• Early voting begins Thursday
• Schools adopt new Wesleyan experience program
• Accident
• G.W. Carver Elementary
• Agenda for 10/11/2010 Board of Education meeting
• Commissioners adopt ag development plan
• Water bills even higher than usua
• No electricity rate increase seen
• SMOOTHIE
• Dems open office on Main Street
• Pinetops police charged with murder
• ECC students restoring old Jeep
• National School Lunch Week
• Relay shatters goal
• Seventh Hall of Fame class to be inducted Nov.18
• Armed robbery at Comfort Inn
• BEST SMALL CHOIR
• Can mayor suspend commissioner?
• October 19 - Blood Drive
• Flu Shot Clinic for ECPS employees & dependents
• IN REMEMBERANCE
• Students registering to vote
• Jade Apparel receives OK on grants
• Police: Arrest solves several break-ins
• Heritage hosts reception for newest providers
• Rotary Club of Tarboro urges high school students to enter speech contest
• NATIONAL 4-H WEEK
• Alzheimer’s Walk raises $8,150
• New Fall Field Day Dates
• New Dates for Lunch with Parents
• Governor's School applications now available online
• Ready for a challenge?
• Farmers eligible for grant awards
• Killer eligible for parole in ’11
• PUBLIC POWER WEEK
• Nearly $500M available to be claimed at NCCash booth
• Grant will pay for bulletproof vest for sheriff’s deputies
• New ECC course addresses growing cyber crime problem
• New facility will employ 20 in Kingsboro
• Bus Driver Training Course
• EDUCATION CONCERT
• Big Sweep set for Saturday
• No freon at landfill
• Princeville wants to annex three streets, repair pump stations
• Nicole leaves area after soaking ENC
• Recovery ‘nothing short of a miracle’
• Forecast: More rain, maybe flooding
• Princeville commissioner suspended
• ALZHEIMER’S WALK
• GOP challengers confident
• 09/30/10 TWO HOUR DELAY FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS
• Break-ins plague Southern Terrace
• Showers too late for crops
• RETURN TRIP
• Fall Field Day Postponed
• Living History Day meets ‘expectations’
• Thieves stealing air-conditioning units from county churches
• Heritage funds Community Benefits Grants
• Jobless rates decrease
• Visitors appreciate the historic homes on tour
• Bills reflect hot summer
• Heart attack kills driver
• Fight pesticide pollution
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TARBORO!
• Princeville forms new Lions Club
• Men receive challenge to be leaders
• He’s walking across America
• BIRTHDAY DANCE
• Mary Frances Center accredited, again
• Best advice: A flu vaccine for everyone
• Forum offers information to make our lives easier
• ‘What it's all about’
• Work First working
• Riverside Plaza to become shopping center
• Fitness effort leads to website
• BUTTON CHAIR
• Children learn about healthly eating habits
• ‘Issues Affecting our Community’ topic of forum
• Wounded vets remember Dr. Dubose
• NEW BRIDGE OPEN
• County residents will have to pay $25 per sport fee now
• Mother feels son must be dead by now
• BUS-eum coming to town
• O’NEAL’S MENAGERIE
• NEW BENCHES
• Hucks tackles cemetery for Eagle project
• Students’ top ranking decision to be later
• County Commissioners approve Language Access Plan
• G.W. Carver
• Red Ribbon Week
• HEALTHY CHANGES
• Edgecombe students’ SAT scores plummet
• Grant will fund study of river front
• Lions forming new club in Princeville
• RAILROAD EXHIBIT
• No curfew for Tarboro teenagers
• Shotguns will be used in deer hunt
• Tarboro businesswoman charged with state tax offenses
• Schools turns to OIC to help with suspended students
• ECPS Releases 2010 SAT scores
• Deputies arrest pair suspected in July break-in and shooting
• No suspects in series of residential break-ins
• ECC gets capitol outlay increase
• Main Street detour to begin Sunday
• Benefit concert draws a crowd
• Board of Education agenda for September 13
• Council considers curfew for teens
• Buttterfield pledges to help My Sister’s House
• This year’s campaign goal: $1.2 million
• Speed’s Big Day
• Parker, 21, out of coma and ‘making great strides’
• Public transportation presentation on Town Council’s agenda
• Greenville man killed in accident on U.S. 64
• County wants sheriff and emergency services on same wavelength
• Remains found in Nash
• Outfitters part of tourism
• USA IN ‘DISTRESS’
• ROOSTER COMBS
• Commissioners approve loan for renovations
• Butterfield says he will cooperate
• It’s a special year for Boy Scouts
• Group an advocate for gay and lesbian residents
• Shelton Chamber speaker
• GARDEN CLUB AWARDS
• United Way to kick off campaign
• Heritage now equipped with rapid response tent
• Another Whopper
• Science still fascinating to retired teacher
• County moving forward with plans
• Flooding on Outer Banks, Earl heads for Northeast
• September 7 - Picture Day
• Keeping America beautiful ... one butt at a time
• Man found on bridge
• Five from Edgecombe to enter Hall
• Man facing drug, weapon charges
• Grants fund improvements at airport
• Old friends gather
• HURRICANE WARNING
• 250th party plans take shape
• Coast keeps wary eye
• Armstrong named ‘hero’ for Januvia
• Medicare to help smokers quit
• Jobless rates decrease in 86 counties
• ‘A soldier’s soldier’
• Shelton’s statue unveiled at museum
• DOT has money for transit
• Rev. Sparks marks 10 years at FBC
• ‘Cheaper than going to the movies’
• BRIDGE WORK
• Where is ground zero?
• Home sales slow despite low rates
• PEOPLE STILL READING
• More than 3M seniors may have to switch drug plans
• Another record enrollment at ECC
• Warm smiles and hugs welcome students
• ‘Tremendous amount of change’ coming to nursing homes’ emergency, evac plans
• Breast Cancer Task Force training advisers
• Princeville waiting on Rural Center
• Headed to ER?
• CRIME ROUNDUP
• Fourteen more charges against foursome
• ANOTHER WHOPPER
• Millions more into broadband for state
• CROWDED AT ECC
• ‘I’ve got a sister!’
• Heritage host seminar on diabetic foot care
• 4 arrested; police: Lock your doors
• ECC’s Anderson: Sustainability can create economic oasis
• Rep. Tolson: Don’t blame Gov. Perdue
• COMMEMORATIVE POSTER UNVEILED
• WELCOME, DR. TALLEY
• Brothers giving away school supplies Saturday
• TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• Emphasis on importance of immunization
• Solar water heating tonight’s topic
• Three federal grants will boost library’s efforts
• Williamson sentenced, on probation
• ECC honors Ralph Webb
• ‘Public input makes a difference’
• 2010-11 Teaching Fellows Scholarship Applications
• A review of the meetings
• Visiting filmmaker looking at locations
• DSS Board adds pair, elects offcers
• New policy would punish unruly commissioners
• Whopper
• Substitute Teacher Seminar
• ECPS 2010-2011 Academic Calendar
• ECPS Open House Schedule
• High School Open House & Laptop Distribution
• Changes in SWE laptop distribution dates
• Obama supports ‘the right’ for ground zero mosque
• ‘Green Thumbs on Wheels’ coming to schools
• READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?
• TECC TIME 2010
• Dr. Talley takes reins of Edgecombe schools
• WIC program encouraging moms to breat feed
• WILLIAM R. "BOBBY" McBRIDE
• HEAT RELIEF
• Edgecombe County Public Schools makes administrative changes
• Tobacco crop will be late harvest
• TREASURE HUNTERS
• Changes in SWE laptop distribution dates
• Larsen will present Battle of Leyte Gulf
• Grassroots grant will boost arts
• Edgecombe ‘an improving school district’
• FOR THE MUSEUM
• GANGS IN TARBORO
• Peveler stepped up for group
• Pair injured in wreck
• Red Cross anticipating extremely active hurricane season
• Money box, computer reported stolen at ECC
• He’s in jail after beating girlfriend he thinks was unfaithful to him
• Man shot twice; accused charged with assault
• Board approves $71 million
• East Tarboro resident calls for curfew
• Ceremony salutes WW II Marine
• August 9, 2010 Board of Education meeting agenda
• Tarboro High Open House & Laptop Distribution
• NEW SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCED: DR. WAYNE M. TALLEY
• SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET
• July 6th Board of Education agenda
• ECPS Summer Hours
• Edgecombe Co. Board of Education 6/14 agenda
• Substitute Teacher Seminar
• EDGECOMBE COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY 5/31
• Student Check out changes
• May 17th Board of Education Agenda
• Superintendent Survey Results
• May 19 - NEHS Senior Practice
• June 10 - Graduation Exercises
• North Carolina Virtual Public High School
• Edgecombe County Public Schools Show Significant Improvement
• ECPS 2009-2010 School Calendar
• ECPS 2010-2011 Academic Calendar
• ECPS PRESS RELEASES AND PHOTOS ONLINE
• June 9 - Graduation Practice
• June 6 - Baccalaureate Services
• May 21 - Awards Day
• May 20 - Parent Appreciation Night
• WE are the Grassroots of Tarboro
• Santa Visits Tarboro
• 16th Annual Show And Sale

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