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40 Under 40: Dr. Shameka R. Joyner of Cumberland County Schools - Vimarsana News

40 Under 40: Dr. Shameka R. Joyner of Cumberland County Schools

Dr. Shameka R. Joyner, 39, is an assistant principal at Pine Forest Middle School. Here's what else you should know about her.

Principals named at E.E. Smith, three other Cumberland County schools - Vimarsana News

Principals named at E.E. Smith, three other Cumberland County schools

Larry Parker will become principal of E.E. Smith High School, one of four moves announced after a Cumberland County Board of Education meeting.

John Godbolt at Terry Sanford among new Cumberland County principals - Vimarsana News

John Godbolt at Terry Sanford among new Cumberland County principals

The Cumberland County Board of Education approved a principal at Terry Sanford High School and new administrators for three other schools announced.

Eighth-grader wins Cumberland County spelling bee; heads to nationals - Vimarsana News

Eighth-grader wins Cumberland County spelling bee; heads to nationals

Pine Forest Middle School student Sophia Tun won the bee in 2020, but the pandemic canceled the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.

Cumberland schools crowns first-ever winner of virtual spelling bee - Vimarsana News

Cumberland schools crowns first-ever winner of virtual spelling bee

Cumberland schools crowns first-ever winner of virtual spelling bee But to compete in the official bee, he had to wait two years. When Zachary’s shot came, he did not miss. On Friday, the VanStory Hills Elementary School student beat three of the county’s other top spellers to punch his ticket to the Scripps National Spelling Bee, usually held in Washington, D.C. The championship word was “girder,” an iron or steel beam. Zachary is the son of Jeffrey and Rachel Thurnher and older brother of Ryan Thurnher, 6. His fourth-grade teacher at VanStory is Avery Cameron. “This is something h...