Julian Eure is a Managing Editor for The Daily Advance, a local newspaper in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. With a focus on local news and events, Julian covers a range of topics including politics, community events, local businesses, and human interest stories.
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By: Michael R. Worthington
The August jobs report was a mixed bag. The addition of 142,000 non-farm jobs in August was less than the expected 160,000 jobs but higher than July’s 89,000 jobs. Average
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By: Julian Eure
As hundreds of area voters prepare to head to the polls Thursday for the start of one-stop voting for the Nov. 5th election, more than 400 voters in the five-county region have already cast their ballots.
By: Kesha Williams, Chris Day, Julian Eure Staff
Elizabeth City State University students participate in a "March to the Polls" on Thursday, the first day of early voting in North Carolina. The students walked from near the main campus entrance east along Weeksville Road to the ECSU K.E. White Graduate Center, this year's site for early voting, which continues through Nov. 2.
By: Julian Eure
Clementine White, Pasquotank County's Democratic register of deeds, speaks to the Pasquotank County Democratic Party during its monthly meeting in February. White is seeking her second four-year term as the county's register of deeds.
By: Julian Eure
The Democratic and Republican candidates seeking Pasquotank County's at-large commissioner seat in the Nov. 5 election both have a connection to the late William Sterritt.
By: Julian Eure
The race for the Northern Inside seat on the Pasquotank Board of Commissioners pits a six-term Democratic incumbent against a first-time Republican challenger.
PQ Gold was the Perquimans County Recreation Department’s 10U fall softball champion.
By: Julian Eure
The Perquimans Pirates lost their bid for the 1A NCHSAA state championship in girls volleyball on Saturday, falling to last year's champ Polk County High School 3-0.
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