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Arts of the Albemarle’s campaign to raise money to help pay off its mortgage and make needed repairs to its downtown building, The Center, got off to a good start
Elizabeth City Mayor Kirk Rivers urged Pasquotank County officials earlier this week to reconsider locating a proposed syringe services program near the Pasquotank County Department of Social Services on Roanoke
The senior project manager for the Newland Park told county officials last week that the walking trail at the new 51-acre park may be paved when construction begins next year.
City Council voted unanimously Monday night to reject a rezoning request that would have paved the way for a construction company warehouse a block from Ehringhaus Street.
CAMDEN — Camden took a major step forward to establishing its own emergency medical services department Tuesday afternoon when county commissioners voted unanimously to approve the purchase of three new
By: Paul Nielsen
Pasquotank commissioners recently approved a franchise agreement with an ambulance service that will assist Pasquotank-Camden Emergency Medical Services with basic level transports in the two counties.
By: Paul Nielsen
Pasquotank is pulling the plug on opening a syringe service program at a county-owned property near the Pasquotank County Department of Social Services on Roanoke Avenue.
By: Paul Nielsen
Elizabeth City police are investigating what appears to be a fatal single-vehicle crash Friday morning close to the intersection of Rich and Halstead boulevards.
CURRITUCK — Voters in Currituck will have several new options next year on who they want in charge of county government.
By: Paul Nielsen
Pasquotank County is withdrawing its recommendation that this county-owned house at 713 Roanoke Avenue be used for a possible syringe services program, citing citizen concerns about the site being used for a needle exchange. The property is next door to the Pasquotank County Department of Social Services and down the street from P.W. Moore Elementary School. Chris Day/The Daily Advance
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