By Richy Huneycutt - When Lenoir Community College Health Sciences and Nursing students returned from spring break recently, they didn't return to their old classrooms. Instead, they walked into the newly renovated and expanded state-of-the-art facility, the Floyd Health Sciences Center. The Center was made possible through a generous donation from long-time College supporters
By Cailyn Kennedy - As Lenoir Community College celebrates 65 years of excellence, one employee is celebrating a milestone of her own. Susan Nobles is celebrating 49 years of service, earning her the distinction of the longest-employed person at the College. Nobles was born and raised in Selma before moving to Kinston at 16. After graduating
By Cailyn Kennedy - Jonah Daniels could never find an artistic outlet that stuck with him, that is until he discovered the Graphics Department at Lenoir Community College. The La Grange native grew up trying the traditional route for someone with a creative personality. He poured himself into his painting and drawing but could never find
By Cailyn Kennedy- Kinston native Tonya Sutton, a determined woman who has worked in one place for the last 27 years, has decided it is time for a career change. Sutton worked at Caswell Developmental Center before retiring at the beginning of March this year. She expressed how much she enjoyed working at Caswell. “In my
KINSTON, N.C. (WNCT) — Lenoir Community College is welcoming a brand new state-of-the-art facility on its campus, housing the health sciences classes for future nurses and doctors in the community.
Lancers basketball standout Quantavis McKinney is headed to Bluefield University to continue his education and play.
Lancers baseball 3rd baseman Logan Merritt is headed to the University of Mount Olive to continue his education and play baseball.
Basketball Coach Matt Grantham gets two commits from Westover High School. Seated L to R: McKiyah Tarver, Westover Head Coach George Stackhouse (Kinston Native and former Kinston High School Head Coach), and Noah Jovanovic.
Lenoir Community College (LCC) celebrated a momentous occasion as it officially opened the doors to its new Floyd Health Sciences Center. The event was attended by a large crowd, including students, faculty, staff, and community members, all excited to witness the realization of this long-awaited vision.
Lancers volleyball standout Joslyn Evans committed to Bluefield University in Virginia to continue her volleyball career and complete her Bachelor's degree.
