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
Greenville officials are set to move forward on the sale of the old State Highway Patrol barracks at Fifth and 10th streets for at least $1.9 million.
By: Ginger Livingston
People using mobility devices will have easier access to the Winterville Recreation Park thanks to a state grant announced last week, the parks director said.
Local elected leaders and a restaurant owner touted Vice President Kamala Harris' small business platform in a Greenville media event last week.
Greenville City Council unanimously voted to begin the sale process for the former State Highway Patrol property at East 10th and East Fifth streets after a discussion about possibly adding the land to nearby Green Springs Park..
The Greenville City Council unanimously approved contested rezoning request off West Fifth Street despite concerns about its effect on a floodplain, woodlands and natural habitat in the area.
Friends of a former Greenville council member who died earlier this year completed the first step in renaming a park in honor of her environmental efforts and advocacy for strong neighborhoods and Greenville's greenway system.
By: Ginger Livingston
The Pitt County Board of Commissioners are taking the first step in deciding who will operate the county's 14 solid waste and recycling sites in the future.
Pitt County staff will begin soliciting bids from companies to correct operational issues at the county's 14 solid waste and recycling sites following a unanimous vote by the Board of Commissioners.
By: Ginger Livingston
Pitt County commissioners were surprised this week when they learned Sheriff Paula Dance hasn’t sought bids they authorized in July for providing jail medical services.
By: Ginger Livingston
Work to decide which Greenville zoning rules will be modified or remain intact is underway now that public input sessions to develop a unified development ordinance are complete.
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