John Foley is a finance writer and editor for Reuters' opinion section, Breakingviews. With experience in London, Beijing, and Hong Kong, John's focus is on local finance stories, particularly in North Carolina, specifically Elizabeth City. His work has also been featured in The Daily Advance, WVNews, Pitcher List, and The Irish Times.
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Attendance for the two-day event, slated for Sept. 27-28, is anticipated to be the largest crowd in the festival's 28-year history.
Eastern North Carolina, Martin County and Williamston residents consider the Carolina Stampede a seasonal highlight depicting the arrival of fall.
The band Screamin’ Bridge Band will perform at the Carolina Stampede Music Fest, Friday, Sept. 27, at 5:30 p.m. Members include Brendan Mobley, fiddle/vocals; Matthew Manning, guitar/vocals; Jacob Vaughan, upright bass/vocals; and Justin Edwards, banjo.
Cheerleaders from Martin County High School were among the highlights of the E.J. Hayes Homecoming parade.
The E.J. Hayes Alumni Center was the highlight of Williamston activities this past weekend as the school’s alumni celebrated their homecoming with a meet and greet on Friday evening and
Lawyers for Martin County and former county manager U. James Bennett will face off on Sept. 30, as the Motion to Stay the lawsuit filed against the county by Bennett
Downtown Williamston’s The Small Shop on Main attracted an overflow crowd last Friday evening as Paula Mobley hosted an open house celebrating the shop’s five year anniversary.
Here's a look at how the two teams matched up in the regular season.
The festivities at the Greater Wynns Grove Baptist Church last Saturday was a gathering of friends, neighbors and worshippers coming together to celebrate community.
As the Phillies wait to see whether their NLDS opponent will be the Mets or the Brewers, here's a look at how individual Phils pitchers fared against the two teams.
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