The threat of severe storms on Friday gave way to bright, sunny skies on Saturday as thousands of people gathered in the Bethlehem/Hollister community to celebrate the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe’s 54th Annual Blooming of the Dogwood Pow-wow.
Registration is open until May 24 for boys and girls ages 8-15 to participate in the 1st Annual Warren Community Basketball League this summer.
The Meherrin River Arts Council will present the final performance of its 2019 concert series on Saturday, May 11, with Doo Wop Live. The performance will begin at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:45 PM
It is not too late for local residents to help clear trash from local roadways as Warren County Litter Sweep efforts will wrap up on Saturday, April 27. Read more
The Warrenton Police Department reminds motorists to treat an intersection as a four-way stop when a traffic light is out. Read more
Warren County Fire Explorer Post 672 will host its ninth annual Warren County Junior Firefighter Competition Saturday at the Warren County Recreation Complex, 840 Hwy. 158 bypass, Warrenton, s… Read more
In response to the recent decision by Warren County Schools to not allow Native American students to wear cultural articles of honor, such as eagle feathers and beaded caps, for graduation, 11… Read more
After a long winter, the green leaves and flowers of spring are a welcome sight in Warren County. Saturday, April 27, will provide a perfect time for people of all ages to enjoy the season’s w… Read more
The 2018 Warren County Community Health Assessment, recently released by the Warren County Health Department, identifies chronic illnesses at the top of the list of health problems facing loca… Read more
From time to time I correspond with my old friend and former pastor, Bruce Pate. Bruce was the pastor at Norlina United Methodist back in the mid-60s. He and his wife, Jean, are now retired and live at Lake Junaluska. I often relate to him how some of his former parishoners and friends in No…
Warren County High School senior football standouts De’Karri Green and Dontrez Waddell on Monday signed with Livingstone College in Salisbury to play football for the Blue Bears.
Jessica Schuster, left, and John Adcock, right, pitch for the Warren County Eagles in games against the Lady Wildcats of Bunn High School and the Granville Central Panthers, respectively, earlier this month. Both Warren County teams lost, with the baseball team facing Granville Central twice…
Tickets are now on sale for the 2019 Summer Concerts in the Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. Theater in the Museum Park at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh.
Lakeland Cultural Arts Center in Littleton will stage a production of Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys” beginning this weekend.
The Tar River Land Conservancy’s Earth Day Spring Hike will take place on Saturday, April 27, from 9 until 11:30 a.m. at the Ledge Creek Forest Conservation Area in Stem.
Columnist Frank Newell is on temporary leave. Until he returns, we will reprint submissions from our archives. The following is reprinted from June 2011.
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I was honored to be part of a panel discussion at a recent Ella Baker Day Celebration, focusing on her work as a civil rights activist from Littleton and on how today we can move from “protest to policy change.”
World Immunization Week will be observed April 24-30. Most all of us who follow the news have probably heard or read the recent headline stories that 2019 is shaping up to be a very bad year for measles in the United States. This completely preventable disease was eradicated in 2000 but has …
Madge Boone Vandiver, of Crab Orchard, Ky., passed away peacef…
Walter Douglas Talley, 72, departed this life on Thursday, Apr…
Jacqueline Leonard “Jackie” West, 70, of Macon, died on Sunday…
Malcom Williams, 63, of the Largo community, died on Sunday, A…
James E. Joyner, 72, departed this life on Monday, April 15, a…
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