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In the League: NC alums on Buccaneers, Packers prepare for NFC title game Subject:* A friend wanted you to see this item from High School OT: https://wr.al/1JjuV On this week's edition of HighSchoolOT In the League, Kyle Morton and Joel Bryant break down the NFL's divisional playoffs, the standout performances of Jaire Alexander Show Transcript Hello, everyone. Welcome back to high school T in the league. We're getting down to it, Kyle. Commerce, Shame Ship weeks coming up last week was divisional round. We only four games last week. So not as many players talk about this week, but we're gonn...

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By Patrick Holmes Lenoir County Public Schools A $50,000 grant awarded through the national No Kid Hungry program to Lenoir County Public Schools will help stock emergency food pantries at middle and high schools and provide meals to carry at-risk students through their weekends. While buying groceries for distribution as early as March, the grant will also serve as seed money for a more expansive effort to bring the same food assistance and nutrition education to older students that the district’s elementary schools now provide, according to LCPS Child Nutrition Director Danelle Smith, who...

LCPS to begin on-site COVID testing program in January By Patrick Holmes Lenoir County Public Schools Lenoir County Public Schools plans to begin on-site rapid testing for COVID-19 in mid-January as part of a pilot program developed by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. On Thursday, NCDHHS announced 17 public school districts and 11 charter schools as participants in the program, which is designed is to slow the spread of Covid-19 by quickly identifying students and staff who may have the virus, especially after the holiday season, according to the state agency. “Th...

Students of migrant families get gift of laptops from ECU library By Patrick Holmes Lenoir County Public Schools For students of migrant farmworker families in Lenoir County Public Schools, it might seem that Santa Claus has relocated to Laupus Library at East Carolina University. A $75,000 federal grant awarded to the ECU library brought early Christmas presents of Lenovo laptops and accessories to 45 of these LCPS students. In all, the grant provided 100 laptops to students in eastern North Carolina, including 16 in Greene County, whose Migrant Education Program is administered by LCPS. “...