XL bully ban: Couple considers move to Scotland
One couple living in England say they might look to move north where the dogs aren't banned.
Source: bbc.co.uk
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Downtown Kinston gears up for façade grant awards
Reinventing and strengthening decades-old façade grants is how Downtown Kinston Revitalization is taking steps to revitalize the downtown area.
Chuck Hengst Brandon Corey Municipal Service District Downtown Kinston Revitalization Leon Steele Downtown Kinston
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Drinking in the streets of Kinston? City set to hear pros and cons about creating a social district
More changes may be coming to a portion of downtown Kinston as an effort to revitalize the area is ongoing. This initiative follows a growing trend across the state in
Source: kinston.com
Shirley Herring Memorial Garden takes shape in downtown Kinston
Downtown Kinston Revitalization has begun its Gateway Project, one of many projects to revitalize the downtown area.
North Carolina United States Lenoir County Lenoir County Historical Association Kinston Enterprise Center Downtown Kinston Revitalization
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Kinston looks to breathe new life into Paramount Theater
The old theater was owned by Paramount Pictures.
Brandon Potter Art Kinston City Project Foundation Paramount Project Chairman Paramount Project Kinston Paramount Theatre Kinston Revitalization Director
Source: witn.com
2021 Kinston Christmas parade photos
The Kinston Christmas Parade returned Dec. 4 after being canceled last year over COVID-19 concerns.
Source: kinston.com
Family, friends say goodbye to Adrian King
Family, friends say goodbye to Adrian King Kinston/Jones Free Press (kfp) Family and friends said goodbye to Lenoir County icon Adrian King on Sunday as he was laid to rest in the King Family Cemetery. Richard Adrian King, a North Carolina native born in Kinston on January 28, 1942, died due to COVID-19 on January 4. Rev. Tom Warren of St. Marys Episcopal Church officiated the graveside service with members of Kings family in attendance. Members of the community were, to name a few, John and ...
Source: kinston.com