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A"Small-Town Home-Advantage"
Kinston has a rare "small-town home-advantage". It's one of the Nation's Best Kept Secrets. Only 30 Minutes from the Crystal Coast and within a one-hour interstate drive to Raleigh, the State Capital.
We have no rush hour traffic, and plenty of things to do here. A great place to live if you work in Goldsboro, Greenville, New Bern or Jacksonville. We are right in the hub of these. Just 30 miles or so to any of these locations!
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| April 6 |
First Kinston Indians' Game |
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We've Got Game! Grainger Stadium is the home of the Kinston Indians, a franchise of the Cleveland Indians. See 2010 schedule |
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Our Local News Online |
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Tune in to TACC 9
Thursdays at 7:30
as we highlight the businesses, people and places in Kinston
ENC-TV48 Digital on the Air
Sudden Link Cable 168
Time Warner Channel 901
Direct Dish Channel 48
Get the schedule online
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Visiting Kinston?
109 supports our local military, law enforcement, medical & rescue teams.
NEW Fun Spot for enjoying
Live Entertainment
Televised sporting events on 7 TV's and big screen .
On-line Trivia, Karoake,Darts, Pool, Foosball, & Video games
Best priced and largest selection of quality beers & mixed drinks
Smoking Inside Allowed.
See our upcoming events
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Open 4PM to close Daily |
| Annual & Lifetime memberships available for all First Response Teams and their supporters. |
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Golf Courses & Disc Golf |
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Public and private golf courses and our unique Disc Golf.
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| "Love Living Here" |
If you are relocating from a metro area you will be pleasantly surprised at the easy-going, friendly atmosphere afforded to living in a community of approximately 23,000. With over 80 restaurants you will find the typical fast foods and chains, but also those "almost disappearing" individual owned and operated restaurants. See Restaurants
New industries:
Spirit AeroSystems formally opened its new 500,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Kinston, N.C., on July 1, 2010.
Sanderson Farms &
Smithfield Food's , one of America's largest meat companies
added a location in Lenoir County near Kinston.
See great photos & video tours..on http://imageskinston.com/ |
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The Neuse River ribbons through Kinston giving many opportunities for relaxing and living the good life!
Kinston is only minutes from the coast so you have the best of both worlds. The coastal activities without the daily hassles. Campgrounds, fishing, boating and even a planetarium at our very own 55-acre Nature Center |
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North Carolina Global TransPark (GTP)
Commerce Overseas Corporation now at Global TransPark... More
Education and Training Center (ETC)
TransPark Center The TransPark Center is a state-of-the-art conference facility located within the N. C. Global TransPark. |
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In addition to general medical, surgical, and obstetrical and gynecological care, Lenoir Memorial offers specialized services including cardiology, pulmonology, oncology, radiology and urology. Recently, we've added thoracic and vascular surgery to our services menu. With a medical staff of over 100 physicians, Lenoir Memorial offers a range of specialty services and technology you would only expect to find at hospitals in larger cities. |
| The Lenoir Memorial Cancer Center provides area cancer patients with treatment and support services that are very close to home. Outpatient radiation therapy and chemotherapy are provided through the center as well as a variety of support services. A board certified radiation oncologist, certified radiation technologists, and skilled nurses are part of the center's caring staff. A registered dietitian also works at the center and assists patients with their nutritional needs. Learn More |
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Kinston was established in 1762. Remember America started in East North Carolina. There are many historical events here every year.
Kinston was originally named Kingston, named for King George III of England, but the name was changed in 1784 following the Revolutionary War. Not only was Kinston here before the Revolutionary War but was a major battlefield of the Civil War giving it a wealth of over two hundred years American history. More..
See more information about our historical museums |
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Arts and Museums
The Kinston Art Center exhibits over 200 works and hands-on classes to all ages.
Community Council for the Arts
400 N. Queen St., Kinston, NC 28502
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 p.m.; Saturday 10 am - 2 p.m. (Free Admission)A three story 30,000 square foot historical building with six beautiful gallery spaces. Exhibits change every six to eight weeks. The Arts Center is also home to a large permanent model train exhibit. Numerous classes and workshops are available for adults and children at a nominal charge. See the workshops and events |
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| The Community Council for the Arts is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to help Lenoir County residents experience the joy, promise, and the pursuit of artistic excellence. The Arts Council's home, the Arts Center, is nestled in the heart of downtown Kinston at 400 North Queen Street. |
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