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Jay Hardy

Greenville
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Weekend Evening News Anchor/MMJ - WNCT-TV 9
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Concerns raised over upkeep of historic Lenoir County cemetery Original

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By Jay Hardy
| WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC) Verified
LENOIR COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — A state representative wants to know if a Lenoir County cemetery is being cared for. Established in 1941, Pine Lawn Memorial Park is described as an “elegant Refuge” for local families. Cemeteries are a final resting place. For some, it’s a place to come and honor, remember, and think about the good times. Some Lenoir County residents said one such cemetery is leaving a lot to be desired Click the video above for more.
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Concerns raised over upkeep of historic Lenoir County cemetery

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By Jay Hardy
| Aol Verified
Mon, July 6, 2026 at 9:36 PM UTC Concerns raised over upkeep of historic Lenoir County cemetery LENOIR COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — A state representative wants to know if a Lenoir County cemetery is being cared for. Established in 1941, Pine Lawn Memorial Park is described as an "elegant Refuge" for local families. Cemeteries are a final resting place. For some, it's a place to come and honor, remember, and think about the good times.
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The closer July 4th gets, the more people look for fireworks Original

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By Jay Hardy, Mekaela Muck Verified
| WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC) Verified
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — As people make plans for the holiday, many will be buying fireworks. The origin of the fireworks is said to have begun centuries ago in China to scare off evil spirits. Well, fast forward to today, where they’re synonymous with celebrations. Everyone seems to have a favorite firework. Maybe it’s a crackle, or a pop, or even a sparkle. Some look for a flash while others go bananas for their own perfect show.
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