TARBORO —
Edgecombe County Public Schools is working together with Vidant Edgecombe Hospital, previously known as University Health Systems – Heritage Hospital, to establish a partnership to foster growth in their employees, community and patrons.
Vidant Edgecombe Hospital hosted the ECPS District Leadership Team meeting Wednesday providing breakfast, lunch and a meeting place for the entire team. The DLT is made up of district principals, directors, assistant superintendents and the superintendent and meets once a month in different schools. This was the first meeting not held at the central office or one of the fifteen schools in the district.
Counselors from each school were also invited and attended a special session during the DLT meeting where hospital CEO, Wick Baker and Randy Collier, health careers consultant with Vidant Health, went over various educational opportunities available to students through the hospital and its programs. Vidant Edgecombe Hospital and ECPS chose to include counselors in the meeting so they could be provided with information about all the different kinds of careers in the medical field, not just the well-known occupations such as nurses, doctors and surgeons, so that students can set attainable career goals. Through this session, Collier also reviewed internships and other learning possibilities for ECPS students.
ECPS and Edgecombe Hospital will also be partnering for three different kinds of professional development. At the January Board of Education meeting, the Board approved a plan for both the hospital administrators and the Board members to participate in Facilitative Leadership, Crucial Conversations and Influencer training together.
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NC Symphony coming to town on May 31
Tarboro area residents will be among a select few who will have the opportunity to hear a live performance from the North Carolina Symphony this summer.
When the music begins at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 31 on the Town Common, locals will be the first in the state to enjoy one of eight free outdoor performances as the Symphony takes to the road. - Aimee Pitt's family honors her memory
- ECPS releases start/stop times for 2012-2013
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NC Symphony coming to town on May 31
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CORRECTION
In a story titled “School board approves Roberson revisions” that appeared in the Thursday, May 17 edition, there were numerous errors. The story was written about the May 14 meeting of the Edgecombe County School Board.
- Hoard’s work still benefiting Tarboro
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Tarboro Lady Vikings junior mid-fielder Julie Hayes tries to go around a defender during the first round of the playoffs.
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Hayes, Harris Co-Players of the Year
When you have two dream players on your team at the same time, a coach can usually build a strong program through those two players. That is what first year Tarboro Lady Vikings head coach Leshaun Jenkins has done with the soccer team with the help of dream players Julie Hayes and Chandler Harris.
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Hayes, Harris Co-Players of the Year
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To The Editor
To the Editor:
A recent news story about the Montford Marines honors the important and too-often forgotten group of men. However, some of the statements in the story were wrong and need correction.
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To The Editor
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Summerlin/Moore
Scottie and Jeanette Summerlin are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Summerlin to Allen Moore
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Use Your Summer Tomatoes
One of the most wonderful things about summer is fresh tomatoes. I could eat them three times a day. The tomatoes that we find in the market during the winter just aren’t the same. They don’t taste like they are even in the same family. Of course that’s because they are picked green and shipped all over the country. However, during the glorious days of summer, we can find fresh, ripe locally grown tomatoes almost anywhere. Do you have tomatoes yet? We don't and I can hardly wait! Our plants look great but alas, no tomatoes yet.
- The world's best BBQ started in the south
- From the garden
- It’s grilling time but don’t forget the sides
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May 23 - June 2, 2012
MAY 20-26
Public Works Week
Please recognize our Pulbic Works Employees during this week with our Annual Public Works Equipment Show, to be held at the Environmental Services Complex located at 1221 Thorpe Road in Rocky Mt., from 4-6pm.
MAY 23
Depression
Recognizing and Treating Depression from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Vidant Family Medicine in Pinetops. To register or for more information call 252-641-7126.
Stroke Camp
For survivors and their families from 2-6pm, at the E.L. Roberson Center. Get your FREE Stroke Screening. Sponsored by Vidant Edgecombe Hospital.
Golden Kiwanis
Meets at E.L. Roberson Center at 9:45am. The speaker is Cathy Webb and she will discuss “Early College”.
Biking Club
Tarboro Parks & Recreation will be holding an interest meeting for all those interested in biking. Come out and share your thoughts and ideas on how to enhance a fun, exciting, and fit biking club. “Ride On” At the Braswell Center 6pm.
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May 23 - June 2, 2012
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Carver throws pep rally to inspire students for EOG testing
The multi-purpose room at G.W. Carver Elementary School was transformed into a rock concert for students last Friday as teachers and guests inspired the students to “Rock the EOGS”.
- Tarboro’s Stewart graduates from The Citadel
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Edgecombe Garden Club learns horticultural tips
The Edgecombe Garden Club met Feb. 1, 2012 in the Fountains of the Albemarle.
Sheila Sidway, a Nash County Master Gardener and Rocky Mount Garden Club Horticulturist, spoke on “Horticulture Tips.” - A splash of late winter color
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Edgecombe Garden Club learns horticultural tips

