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Friday, February 12, 2016

State rests, closings to be heard Monday

After three days of testimony, the trial of James Howard is ready to go to the jury. A verdict will have to wait until Monday, though, as presiding Judge Paul Jones has to return to Kinston today to handle...

Preparing for Valentine's boom

Regina Barrow stands still amid the chaos. Swirling around her, a half a dozen ladies busy themselves dethorning and wiring long-stem roses and arranging other mixed cut flowers. The phone rings incessantly. Valentine's Day is three days out and...

Local doctor discusses cancer trials at Duke University

Dr. James Atkins of Southeastern Medical Oncology Center, a long-time advocate for clinical trials for cancer, took his message to Durham this week, where he was among physicians and health care professionals in the audience during Vice President Joe...

Board talks flu, Zika

In the midst of a mild flu season, there are still vaccines available at the Health Department, Health Director Davin Madden told the Board of Health on Wednesday. He also addressed the Zika virus, gave a status report on...

Essay contest named for Gibson

pmoore@newsargus.com The Teen Health Perspective Essay has been renamed in honor of a long-time Board of Health member. At its January meeting, the board voted to commemorate the 11-year service of Tommy Gibson, who recently completed his tenure on the...

'Change for Children' begins

The Goldsboro Family YMCA's Change for Children program is taking applications. The program is designed to help children who struggle with weight issues. It begins Monday and meets each Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for 12...

Center Stage to present 'Moon Over Buffalo'

Center Stage Theatre will present the comedy "Moon Over Buffalo" this weekend at the Paramount Theatre. Days and times are today and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. The play centers on George and Charlotte Hay,...