In the final episode of our series, WNCT Reporter Victoria Holmes takes a look at how COVID-19 and lockdowns impacted our shoreline and waterways in Eastern North Carolina

WNCT's Emily Cervarich and Aaron Deane discuss how houses of worship have used technology to stay connected during the Pandemic. Also how this new technology has breathed new life into some congregations, bringing some closer together even though they are apart

Teachers are still dealing with the effects of the pandemic and it's changing how they teach. They've spent the past year learning new ways to teach students so they can still learn at the highest level. WNCT's Caroline Bowyer shows how a couple of schools in Eastern North Carolina have evolved since the beginning of the pandemic

Over the past year, COVID-19 has placed great stress on our hospitals and health care workers. Reporter Camila Barco spent time at a COVID unit for a hospital in Eastern North Carolina. She talked with doctors and nurses on the front lines of the pandemic to see how they are coping, and how life has changed for them inside and outside the hospital.

It's been a year since COVID put sports on hold, forcing massive changes for games, teams, organizations, and fans. Digital Sports Reporter Kelci O'Donnell looks at COVID's impact across North Carolina, and how we have adapted to the changes.

COVID-19 forced the shutdown of many businesses for weeks and even months. Now a year into the pandemic, how are communities and businesses bouncing back.

People in the farming industry in Eastern North Carolina are still trying to make the business work with low margins and high input costs. The coronavirus has added to these existing struggles. WNCT's Emily Cervarich and Ariana Kraft discuss the "The State of Farming" and how they are making it though the pandemic.

Previewing a series of special reports looking at the impact of the pandemic in Eastern North Carolina and a look at we move forward in the future.