Ginger Livingston is a staff writer for The Daily Reflector, focusing on local news in Greenville, North Carolina. With a keen interest in community events and government affairs, Ginger covers a wide range of topics including crime, city council meetings, development projects, and cultural celebrations.
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Ginger's focus is on local government and politics, particularly in Greenville, North Carolina. She often covers official announcements and events related to local governance, indicating a preference for stories with direct impact on the community.
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Two top East Carolina University administrators have departed with no explanation.
By: Ginger Livingston
Officials delayed signing off on a contract for medical services at the Pitt County Detention Center until it and a request for proposals from possible new providers could be reviewed.
By: Ginger Livingston
Former military officers and senior enlisted personnel last week said American democracy is in crisis and called on their fellow veterans and other
By: Ginger Livingston
A new Family Fare store will replace the Circle K at Arlington Boulevard and Evans Street, now that the city Board of Adjustment approved a special use permit requested by
By: Ginger Livingston
A former fire station and American Legion post reopened Tuesday as the newly renovated Dream Park Community Building.
By: Ginger Livingston
Funding for public schools and public safety make up the lion’s share of public dollars managed by the Pitt County Board of Commissioners, but the final say on how that
By: Ginger Livingston
Funding for public schools and public safety make up the lion's share of public dollars managed by the Pitt County Board of Commissioners, but the final say on how that money is spent rests outside the board.
County officials on Monday are scheduled to review revisions they made to proposed firearms rules after more than 100 people attended a meeting last month to oppose the regulation.
North Carolina’s status as a battleground state in the 2024 presidential election added a sense of urgency for voters casting ballots early in Pitt County last week and means every
By: Ginger Livingston
Following two votes and more revisions, the Pitt County Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance regulating the firing of weapons in residential areas with a 5-4 vote.
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