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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Restaurant owner jailed on $1M bond after charged with trafficking fentanyl, heroin A local businessman was being held at Albemarle District Jail on Monday in lieu of a $1 mill…
Lena James will be the speaker for the meeting of the Elizabeth City Chapter of Aglow today at 10 a.m. at St Phillips Chapel on the corner of Church and McMorrine streets.
The city of Elizabeth City will host an open house to seek resident feedback on drainage issues and how the city can better prepare for storm flooding Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Senior Center. Photo courtesy City of Elizabeth City
HERTFORD — The Perquimans NAACP is calling on the county Board of Education to honor what it says is a six-year-old commitment to name without conditions the high school’s new
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By: Julian Eure
Sue Engelhardt, president of the League of Women Voters of Northeastern North Carolina, will provide a lecture on voting rights at Museum of the Albemarle’s “History for Lunch” program today at noon. Photo courtesy League of Women Voters of Northeastern North Carolina
A raccoon crosses a wetland at Dismal Swamp State Park in Camden County. Environmental organizations are seeking to intervene in a federal lawsuit brought by a Pasquotank County commercial seafood business operator that they contend seeks to virtually eliminate remaining federal wetlands protections that were dramatically scaled back last year. N.C. Division of Water Resources/CoastalReview.org
Camden school board names Ratliff next schools superintendent CAMDEN — An assistant superintendent for the Poquoson City Public Schools in Poquoson, Virgi…
By: Julian Eure
Juvenile crime has become a major concern across the nation, and males make up about 75% of juvenile offenders, who often go on to offend as adults.
By: Julian Eure
Rose Buddies founders Joe Kramer, left, and Fred Fearing, second from left, greet visiting boaters to Elizabeth City with snacks and drinks in 1983. Museum of the Albemarle will open a banner exhibit celebrating 41 years of the Rose Buddies Tuesday from 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Elizabeth Hudson, editor, and Rebecca Woltz, writer, of “Our State” Magazine will be the guests for a reception. Photo courtesy Museum of the Albemarle
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