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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has changed Project Access COVID Tests program, Project ACT, to allow households to request free, at-home COVID-19 tests.

Free COVID-19 tests available for North Carolina households through June 2023

North Carolina reports 22 percent increase in overdose deaths

Drew Davis, Director of Curriculum and Instruction at PSRC, left stands recently with 2023-2024 North Carolina Junior Beta State President-Elect Keely Deal during a plaque presentation at the February PSRC Board of Education meeting. Deal seeks to be a positive role model for her peers and a friend who encourages all students to see themselves as valuable.
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Deal shares aspirations for term as 2023-2024 North Carolina Junior Beta...

A recall has been issued for any shell and shucked oysters harvested in the southeastern Galveston Bay known as TX1 between Nov. 17 and Dec. 7.

North Carolina impacted by Texas oyster recall; illnesses reported

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke awarded 1,181 graduate and undergraduate degrees at Fall Commencement ceremonies held Friday and Saturday.

UNCP awards 1,181 degrees at Fall Commencement

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Patricia Hagans, right, Vanessa Jacobs and Suzanne Locklear, of the Burnt Swamp Baptist Association’s Women’s Missionary Union show the contents of care packages that will be distributed to students staying on The University of North Carolina at Pembroke campus during the holidays.

UNCP, Baptist association gives back to campus-bound students during holidays

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Shown are officials who contributed to bringing the Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater Annex project to fruition. From left are Rep. Charles Graham; Andrea Nicole Royster of the Truist Foundation; and C. Philip Stone of Truist Bank; Angela Sumner, Lumberton Tourism; Mayor Bruce Davis, Brandon Love, and Wayne Horne of the City of Lumberton; John Dunlap, LTDA Board member; Sen. Danny Britt; Lumberton Attorney Holt Moore; and Richard Sceiford and Dennis Watts, of the Carolina Civic Center Foundation.

Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater annex to combine past, present

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Shown is a rendering of the exterior of the annex facility to append to the Carolina Civic Center Historical Theater. The nonprofit foundation that manages the theaters has secured more than $1.9 million to fund the construction of the annex.

Carolina Civic Center to preview annex Oct. 13

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American Indian Heritage Center at UNCP named in honor of Curt,...

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Carolina Civic Center announces Summer Theater Boot Camp

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UNCP announces inaugural recipients of Spirit of Old Main Scholarship

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Zoe Locklear awarded as UNCP’s first Provost Emeritus

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UNC Health Southeastern Foundation officials stand with Jersey Mike’s staff at the completion of the resaurant’s fundraising drive for the UNC Health Southeastern Foundation. The restaurant raised more than $14,000 for the foundation.
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Jersey Mike’s Month/Day of Giving raises more than $14,000 for UNC...

Mike Krause, senior advisor with the John M. Belk Endowment, talks Thursday during the indroduction of the new Adult Learning initiative underway at Robeson Community College.
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RCC unveils new outreach efforts to attract, support more adult learners

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Suspect in shooting death arrested during traffic stop

Sixth-graders learned about the Welding Program at the Welding booth where they used a welding simulator during the PSRC CTE Showcase for sixth-graders on Wednesday and Thursday at the Southeastern Agricultural Events Center. Sixth-graders explored CTE programs offered by the Robeson County Career Center and PSRC high schools during the event.
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Sixth graders schooled on PSRC CTE career pathways

Fairmont High School’s FCCLA team members recognized