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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By: Ginger Livingston
The Pitt County Historical Society is using its annual Thanksgiving Tea to stir interest among potential buyers in the J.W. Higgs House on Dickinson Avenue.
A state notification released this week about a staff reduction at one of Greenville's largest private employers confirmed the company was laying off nearly 100 people.
A vote by the Pitt County Board of Commissioners to delay a second reading on a proposed firearms ordinance caused frustration and confusion Monday as gun advocates who oppose it
Actor, director, television host and literacy advocate LeVar Burton told a crowd at East Carolina University last week that storytelling brings comfort, healing and unity.
By: Ginger Livingston
A recount will continue Friday in the contests for a Pitt County Board of Commissioners seat and a spot on the state Supreme Court.
By: Ginger Livingston
The Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended rezoning two properties at the center of controversy because the change will put commercial development directly adjacent to two residential neighborhoods.
By: Ginger Livingston
A request for proposals for providing health services at the Pitt County Detention Center was released this week after months of discussion between the county Board of Commissioners and the
A research initiative that studies the effects of gambling on individuals, their families and their communities was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at East Carolina University.
By: Ginger Livingston
The outcome of the Pitt County Board of Commissioners District C seat contest remains unchanged following a two-day recount of ballots.
Pitt County officials have decided to contract with a single vendor to operate its 14 solid waste and recycling sites, ending an agreement in place since 2008 that split the
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