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February 18, 2013

North Edgecombe High School 3rd Six Weeks

ROCKY MOUNT — Principal’s List

Brittany Blackwell

Shakeyla Bullock

Kenyada Davis

Joshua Dickens

Geovanni Dominguez

Jalisa Downing

Cierra Franklin

Kayla Hudson

Jessica Long

Shanika Scott

Tonasia Taylor

E’Zavial Tucker

De’Ja Whitaker



“A” Honor Roll

Joseph Alvarado

Ashlyn Bailey

Ja’Quarius Battle

Kayla Booth

Takeyla Bullock

Jarius Collins

Chad Davis

Kiana Draughn

Alexandria Eatmon

Tierra Garrett

Zadarius Hagans

Chekeria Hankins

Quantravis Harris

Rodolfo Lara-Pacheco

Alexis Lyons

Jose Martinez Jr

Dyarius Moss

Alexia Pearce

Darius Phillips

Iridani Rauda Betancurt

Vashon Stancil

Tia Sumler

Tyvon Sumler

Tyana Thomas

Marquisha Tucker

Mercedez Veltri

De’Quasia Whitaker

Dyneiziah Whitehead

Brandi Winge

Brandon Young



“B” Honor Roll

Claire Bartley

Jaquin Battle

Jose Bautista-Hernandez

Nayeli Bautista

Dontavious Bell

Akira Brake

Cierra Bridges

Tyesha Bullock

Joyce Cooke

Nhazavis Coppedge

Eshara Dancy

Tevin Daniels

Ladarius Davis

Phyneshia Davis

Jalen Deans

De’Aria Dickens

Derrick Downing

Alexis Ellis

Wyninzia Evans

Niza Fernandez

Marcus Garrett

Bryan Gonzalez

Rontarius Graham

Jonathan Guevara

Trye’Quain Harris

Brandon Hillard

Ra’Kwan Horne

Tre’Quez Johnson

Quataveus Jones

Yasmine Little

Steven Martin

Quatavious Morning

Destiny Moss

Elisha Norman

Ivey O’Neal

Tashawn Perkins

Shakira Pettaway

Adasia Pittman

Courtney Pittman

Ta’Quierra Pittman

Taivonya Pittman

Brittany Rigsbee

Bianca Roberts

Ashley Solomon

Qa’Lexus Taylor

Tamara Taylor

Kenneth Thorne

Maria Villeda-Alonso

Christopher Watson

Mark Weeks

Raeshun Whitehead

Shakari Whitehead

Quiana Wilkins

Akeonya Williams

Charquetta Williams

Quantaris Williams

Rhonda Williams

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Community
  • StocksSTEM.jpg 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.

    May 15, 2013 1 Photo

  • Hobgood-sciencew-fair.jpg 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.

    May 15, 2013 1 Photo

  • SEQuizBowl.jpg 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.

    May 15, 2013 1 Photo

  • 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.

    May 15, 2013

  • church.jpg 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.

    April 26, 2013 1 Photo

  • Tarboro-Nursing-Center-photo.jpg 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."

    March 27, 2013 1 Photo

  • 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.

    March 25, 2013

  • 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.

    March 25, 2013

  • 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.

    March 25, 2013

  • “Booze It & Lose It” campaign takes drunk drivers off the street

    The Governor’s Highway Safety Program’s (GHSP) St. Patrick’s Day “Booze It & Lose It” campaign resulted in 690 motorists being cited for driving while impaired, including six in Edgecombe County. The campaign ran from March 15-17.
    "Any time we can take a driver off the road who is in violation of driving while impaired, it is important," said Edgecombe County Sheriff James Knight. "It helps prevent accidents. We always participate in these programs. We don't take them lightly."

    March 25, 2013

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