ROCKY MOUNT —
3rd Grade
Principals List
Cameron Crawford Emma Daughtridge
Kendall Denton
Hailey Eason
Paul Ezzell
Makayla Garrett
Anton Green
Cody Howell
Olivia Kelly
Marcus McKinney
Lindsay Moore
Alexia Robinson
Andrew Rose
Adam Russ
Michaela Scott
Jaden Smith
Jaylric Smith
Austin Waller
Abigail Williams
A Honor
Antonio Battle
Keliese Graham
JaQuaree Highsmith
Dean Lafferty
Cameron Lancaster
Dy’Nashia Pitt
Karmen Rhodes
Abigail Stewart
Alaina Stewart
Mathew Taylor
Cierra Webb
Alexander Whitley
B Honor
Cody Abrams
Philip Brewer
Zy’Kirah Brinkley
Diego Burgos
Donovan Cobb
Shannon Coggins
Kayla Coley
Sarah Critzer
Shadimon Dickens
Adreyona Foreman
Olivia Gay
Roderick Hanson
Trey Heckman
Madison Holmes
Kaya Jones
Alex Larwa
Ty’Quarius Mcguire
Eli Pineda
Will Spivey
Andrinah Sweet,
4th Grade
Principals List
Serena Petway
A Honor Roll
Autumn Bryant
Joshua Arrington
Tazion Baines
Cody Calhoun
Clayton Jernigan
B Honor Roll
Alyssa Abrams
Maniesha Allen
Amya Bulluck
Imani Ford
Jake Harper
Skyler Hodge
Jacob Holloman
Haley Hylton
Ciarra Jackson
Matthew Joyner
LeAnn Lewis
Camryn Newcomb
Carmen Parker
Austin Price
William Varnell
Hunter Weaver
Kameron Wright
Kalynn Young
5th Grade
Principal’s List
Abbey Brake
Kelsey Calhoun
Caroline Edmondson
Rodasia Hanson
Hannah Reeves
A Honor Roll
A.J Bottoms
Rachel Cooper
Charity Conyers
Mahogony Cunningham
Abigale Daughtridge
Austin Davis
Nia Ewuell
Kaylan Hedgepeth
Lane Hodge
Aaliyah Jones
Akira Jones
Amber Kelly
Whanya Kent
Katelyn Lee
C’Meia Ming
Alexandria Moore
Amarion Winstead
B Honor Roll
Nathan Abrams
Devonte Barnes
Lynn Marie Bottoms
Jionna Cannon
Abby Chevez
IzRoa Coley
Iashunti Creighton
Ke’Haji Dancy
Jayden Davis
Jasmine Evans
Q’niyah Holley
Destiny Horton
Cortezz Jones
Norman Lawson
Kalvon Lewis
Isabella Long
Ezequiel Quiroz-Lopez
Taylor Maxwell
Cornizah Mercer
Nyliqua Mercer
Shanya Mercer
Zacariah Moore
Crystal Mott
Carissa Pittman
Dylan Price
Jasmine Richardson
Ashanti Roberson
Zhy’Asia Ruffin
Darin Seabreeze
Diyance Seabrook
Kayla Smith
Rayquan Smith
Anna Stewart
Nicholas Strickland
Nikayla Swift
Melvin Thorne
McKenzie Torres
Natalie Turner
Alex Wells
Javhon White
Tresten Warren
Danielle Webb
Emma Webb
Austin Wheeless
Sara Whitehurst
Baylee Williams
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G.W. Bulluck Elementary School Honor Roll - 2nd Nine Weeks
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Dixon new manager of volunteer services
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital is pleased to welcome Amy Dixon as the new Manager of Volunteer Services.
Originally from Edgecombe County, Dixon graduated from Hobgood Academy and moved on to Peace College and East Carolina University, where she received her bachelor’s degree in Marketing in 2003. Prior to coming to Vidant Edgecombe Hospital, she served as Director of Admissions at the Fountains at the Albemarle in Tarboro for seven years. -
Stocks Elementary School celebrates Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Week
In celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Week, Stocks Elementary School hosted several guest speakers and exciting activities during the first week of May.
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HOBGOOD SCIENCE FAIR
Hobgood Academy's fifth and sixth grade science classes recently presented their science projects. The sixth grade class projects were to be concentrated on space. Andrew Carlisle, whose project was the 1969 Apollo 11 manned mission to the moon, took top honors. His project depicted the moon landing and his poster gave information about this milestone in the history of our country.
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Quiz Bowl champions
The South Edgecombe Middle Quiz Bowl Team are the 2013 Edgecombe County Public Schools Quiz Bowl champions. Picture from front to back, left to right are Dylan Hyman, Frankie Edwards and Chris Modlin, Matthew Jones, Cameron Gomez, Yancey Coltrane, David Edwards, Leaton White, David Parisher, Katlyn Webb, Jack Coltrane and JD Reid.
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NC Symphony coming to Tarboro June 6
“At the Movies” will be the theme when the North Carolina Symphony comes to Tarboro on Thursday, June 6. The concert will begin at 7 p.m. on the Town Common. The free performance is sponsored by Keihin Carolina System Technology, Tarboro Savings Bank and Ronald G. Ellis, Jr. and is part of the symphony’s “Concerts in Your Community” series.
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Presbyterian Historical Society held its Spring Tour of Historic Churches
PRINCEVILLE — The N.C. Presbyterian Historical Society held its Spring Tour of Historic Churches April 19-20. Registration for the event was at Princeville Museum and Visitors Center.
The event also included tours at Cobb Memorial and Howard Memorial Presbyterian churches in Tarboro and a walking tour of the Tarboro Historic District. They also visited William and Mary Hart Presbyterian Church, in Leggett and Nahalah Presbyterian in Scotland Neck. -
Administrator always takes time
The residents at Tarboro Nursing Center enjoy music by Administrator Robert Vernon (pictured here) each month. Long term resident Jennie Yount stated, "“I know he is a busy worker but he always takes time to make sure we are entertained. He even takes time to talk to us in the hallway and answer any questions we have. He is never too busy for us."
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Country forestry banquet set for Tuesday
Persons with an interest in the timber industry will gather Tuesday at the East Carolina Agriculture and Education Center for the annual Edgecombe County Forestry Banquet.
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Garden Club learned new Edgecombe County clary sage crop sold to perfume companies
The Edgecombe Garden Club met Wednesday, March 6, 2013 for a 12:00 noon luncheon in the Fountains of the Albemarle. President Pauline Nicolossi welcomed everyone and thanked Nelda Johnson for designing a bowl of pink camellias with forsythia and the Hostess Committee for doing all table centerpieces.
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Rep. Tolson puts key pieces together to benefit North Carolina Wesleyan College
ROCKY MOUNT — State Rep. Joe Tolson’s (D-Edgecombe) ability to put key pieces of a financial puzzle together will benefit students at North Carolina Wesleyan College (NCWC) for years to come.
When Tolson learned the school was facing financial issues in funding a much-needed computer networking lab, he called Brooks Raiford, who heads up the North Carolina Technology Association.
“I just made a phone call,” a modest Tolson said Thursday after the dedication of the lab, which now houses 40 computer stations in Room 237 of the Braswell Building. Each station includes a CPU with Windows 7 and MS Office 07 Home & Student, and a flat panel monitor. Twenty stations will be utilized with the other 20 held in reserve. - More Community Headlines
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