Alyssa Pejic
WOKV News
Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Warming trend but still dry to start the week
After another chilly start to the morning, an abundant amount of sunshine will warm us to the low 80s, but with low humidity it feels just about perfect. → Read More
Warming trend but still dry to start the week
After another chilly start to the morning, an abundant amount of sunshine will warm us to the low 80s, but with low humidity it feels just about perfect. → Read More
Georgia Arbor Day: Plant for a Better Tomorrow!
Spring is around the corner! It is that time of year we celebrate the beauty, functionality, and value trees have on our daily lives. → Read More
How to prepare for the perfect fall camping trip
North Carolina is one of the best states for fall camping, so here are a few tips on how to get started. What better way to look up at the night sky than camping? From breathtaking autumn leaves to cool and comfortable nights fall camping is an escape from our hectic lives. A park ranger […] → Read More
NCDOT’s Fall Litter Sweep Campaign helps clean our roadsides
NCDOT is asking residents to participate in Fall Litter Sweep to keep our roadsides clean. As we greet a new season NCDOT has an initiative that allows us to help keep North Carolina a beautiful place to live and work. North Carolina has a huge problem with litter and NCDOT states “It is a huge […] → Read More
Ruth’s House fundraiser goes to victims of domestic violence
Ruth’s House helps victims of domestic violence have a safe haven. Ruth’s House was created because the most pressing need in Beaufort County was for a domestic violence shelter. This non-profit organization’s goal is to make a positive difference in the city of Washington by helping victims find peace while rebuilding their lives. “Be a […] → Read More
20 years ago Hurricane Floyd hit our coast bringing catastrophic flooding
20 years ago, today, Hurricane Floyd hit the coast of North Carolina bringing catastrophic flooding and devastation. September 16, 1999, Hurricane Floyd made landfall in Cape Fear as a category 2 storm. After the storm departed it left catastrophic flooding and misery in its wake. After Dennis and Floyd, water in the rivers had nowhere […] → Read More
River flooding potential with Dorian
(WNCT) As Dorian approaches many wonder the potential for river flooding after it leaves our coast. 9 On Your Side spoke to a hydrologist with the National Weather Service office in Newport/Morehead City to better understand what could happen to the rivers with the forecast track. After Florence, many are fearful that we will see […] → Read More
Dorian brings beach hazards along ENC coast
CRYSTAL COAST, N.C. (WNCT) Hurricane Dorian landed and lingered in the Bahamas leaving behind death and destruction. The Grand Bahama Island is devastated. Although Dorian is days away from coming near the Carolinas, we are already feeling some impacts by the coastline. Already seeing elevated seas even though the center of Dorian is roughly 500 […] → Read More
9OYS Living Local in the Town of Bath
Living Local stops at the town of Bath to show its rich history on land and water. Bath is the oldest town in North Carolina and is very rich in history. Bath’s blue waters open to the Pamlico River and they have colonial buildings that line the streets. Residents and visitors can trace the streets […] → Read More
Lenoir County WIC lobby revitalization
The Lenoir County Health Department revealed its revitalized WIC Program lobby. The new improvement included colorful chairs, a play area for kids and a mural that represents the diverse group of people that the program serves on a daily basis. The WIC Program serves more than 96% of its caseload and the lobby is often […] → Read More
Boy Scouts help at-risk youth
Boy Scouts of America hosted a camp for at-risk scouts today and it will last through Friday, July 19th. This camp gives them the opportunity to learn about nature, ecology, and create special crafts. The campers learned how to focus through archery and gained knowledge on gun safety. Programs like this help the kids gain […] → Read More
Kidsville 2.0 construction is underway
Kidsville 2.0 construction has begun today and the new playground should be finished by Sunday, July 21st. New Bern Parks & Recreation removed the original Kidsville earlier this year because of safety and maintenance concerns. The new playground is influenced by the designs by kids in the community. It will have a similar design as […] → Read More
ENC Down Syndrome Network holds socials to connect families
The ENC Down Syndrome Network holds socials to help families and children connect. Not only is it a time for the parents to get to know each other, but also the kids. Socials like these are important because it allows families, with a child with special needs, to have encouragement and support to one another. […] → Read More
Teen Safety Summit provides safety tools for teens
The Pitt County Chapter of SADD hosted a Teen Safety Summit to bring awareness to many topics harmful to teens. Dangerous situations can happen anywhere and this summit gives teens the tools they need to protect themselves. The Teen Summit touched on topics like ocean safety, teen driving, and internet safety. Speakers included the Pitt […] → Read More
Firework safety ahead of July 4th
Greenville Fire-Rescue is expressing the importance of fire safety is fireworks are in your holiday plans. The safest way to enjoy a fireworks display is to attend a public function conducted by trained professionals. If you decide to set off your own fireworks keep children and pets away, be a safe distance from a house […] → Read More
Local school roots for speller in Scripps National Spelling Bee
The Oakwood School rooted on their student speller in third round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. → Read More
How to save on your electric bill in hot weather
Cutting back energy in your home doesn't mean you won't stay cool, you will just stay cooler for less without getting hot due to your increased charges. → Read More
Founder of Pepsi-Cola's 152nd birthday celebration
The Birthplace of Pepsi-Cola hosted a celebration recognizing their founder's 152nd birthday. → Read More
EMS week wants you to learn what to do in a life-saving situation
For the past 45 years we nationally honor those, on the third week of May, who provide day-to-day life-saving services → Read More