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Federal Officials to Investigate Wayne County Schools — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC (WUNC Chapel Hill)
The U.S. Department of Justice will investigate Wayne County Schools. The state NAACP had asked for the investigation, saying the district in eastern North Carolina discriminates against African-American students.Special Olympics North Carolina Named for 2010 Special Olympics USA National Games in Nebraska (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) RALEIGH, NC--(Marketwire - 02/08/10) - Special Olympics North Carolina announced the selection of 49 athletes, one Partner, 13 coaches and four SONC staff members to represent the state at the 2010 Special Olympics USA National Games July 18-23 in Nebraska, according to SONC President/CEO, Keith L. Fishburne. Note: The Special Olympics Team NC Roster by County and by Sport can be found at http ...
Special Olympics North Carolina Named for 2010 Special Olympics USA National Games in Nebraska (Marketwire) Young Agents Committee of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina Premier Sponsor of Special Olympics Team NC
Dept. of Justice investigates school segregation claims in Wayne County (WNCT Greenville) The NAACP made the announcement Thursday that the Department of Justice has joined the investigation about whether schools in Wayne County are segregated.
Filing Day: Retired SBI agent to challenge Monette for sheriff (New Bern Sun Journal) A surprise candidate for sheriff has surfaced — retired SBI special agent Eric Wayne Smith, who said he plans to file for the office today. Smith, 58, most recently retired as Craven County District Attorney investigator.
NC college offers a degree in just 3 years (Winston-Salem Journal) MOUNT OLIVE -- A North Carolina college is clearing the way to earn a college degree in three years instead of four, saving a year of costs worth $22,000.
Mount Olive College first in N.C. to offer 3-year degree (The Wilmington Star-News) Associated Press A North Carolina college is clearing the way to earn a college degree in three years instead of four, saving a year of costs worth $22,000.
2010 candidates get head start (The Wilson Times) It's official: For the first time in years Wilson County will have a sheriff's race. Incumbent Wayne Gay filed for re-election Monday on the first day of filing for the 2010 elections. Calvin Woodard ...
More in Business (The Daily Reflector) North Carolina’s Eastern Region will host the second annual Tourism Mini-Summit in Greenville through a collaboration with the NCER Tourism Advisory Group.
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