Kesha Williams is a journalist based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. She writes for The Daily Advance, covering local news and events in the area. Her articles focus on a range of topics including community development, education, and cultural events.
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Kesha's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, celebrations, and local news in the North Carolina area. She seems to cover a wide array of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, education, and personal finance.
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By: Kesha Williams
As approximately 500 people looked on, local officials kicked off the Christmas season in Elizabeth City on Friday with the lighting of a 20-foot-tall metal Christmas tree and six decorated
Residents and visitors line up on Main Street for a hay/sleigh ride through Elizabeth City’s downtown during the annual Holiday Celebration and Grand Illumination, Friday.
Santa Claus makes an appearance at the annual tree lighting ceremony on the Camden County Courthouse green Monday evening. The event also included some Christmas caroling.
Ricky Salina, part of the Chipotle Mexican Grill management team, hangs a “We’re Open” sign across the front of the new Chipotle restaurant that opened at 3730 Patrick Way Boulevard in Elizabeth City, Wednesday. The restaurant, part of a Mexican-themed chain, served its first customers on Wednesday.
HERTFORD — Perquimans commissioners approved revisions last week to both the county’s animal control and solid waste ordinances that spell out the county’s authority to take action in response to complaints about animal welfare and public health nuisances.
By: Kesha Williams
It wasn't exactly the retirement plan Adam and Tracy Gray envisioned prior to Adam's retirement from the U.S. Coast Guard after 27 years.
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A Michigan adventurer and writer attempting to complete the 6,000-mile Great Loop by canoe recently was forced by bad weather to make a short stopover in Elizabeth City before paddling
One of the most daunting challenges for any new retail owner is deciding whether to stay solely online or risk also setting up in a brick-and-mortar space.
HERTFORD — Perquimans Emergency Services officials urged county commissioners this week to consider changes to emergency medical services pay they say are urgently needed to make the county more competitive
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