The Daily Reflector

A shout-out to Rev. Rodney Coles Sr. of the Churches Outreach Network and all involved in the Sweet Potato Drop. What a great way to give thanks by sharing healthy

New rules governing Greenville waste carts are set to go back before the City Council on Thursday along with changes to a park name and redefining a conventional restaurant.

Growing up in a farm environment in rural Duplin County, Kelsey Quinn’s relationship with food was comparable to most residents in our area.

The Greenville Jaycees, in conjunction with the City of Greenville, will host the annual Greenville Jaycees Christmas Parade at 5 p.m. on Dec. 7, the organization announced.

A benefit concert scheduled in Snow Hill less than two weeks before Thanksgiving offers a win-win opportunity: The community will have a chance to lend a hand to those who

As we faced a presidential election, Pope Francis asked us to have a heart. Writing about the Sacred Heart of Jesus, he used it as a reminder to all of

As the leaves start to change and fall in autumn, my mind and eye are often drawn to those deciduous trees and shrubs whose leaves are transforming from green to

The rumors circulating for weeks regarding the financial stability of Washington Regional Medical Center in Plymouth and its area clinics, including Martin County’s Williamston Primary Care Clinic, became fact on

What is the Emirates Cup and what does it have to do with the NBA? What exactly is Emirates and why do I keep hearing and seeing the name in

In the classic Frank Stockton short story, an accused person is faced with two doors, behind one a lady, behind the other a tiger. Such is the fate of Donald