Mt. Olive Pickle Company has announced they will hold the 15th annual New Year's Eve Pickle Drop on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at the Corner

Two Wayne County citizens, who happen to be married, recently received awards for their dedication with the Special Olympics of North Carolina. Debi Walderman received  the

Since 2007, a non-profit organization called Wreaths Across America has expanded on the annual wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery to honor our nation's fallen

Boeing, the king of U.S. aircraft manufacturing, has more than a dozen states groveling before the throne for a share of the riches to be

There will be a Wayne County Forestry Meeting for Wayne County Farmers, Landowners, and Agribusinesses on Thursday, December 12th at 6 pm in the Wayne

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol and law enforcement organizations that participated in the More Cops, More Stops “I-40 Challenge” during the Thanksgiving travel period,

In a startling revelation concerning the very workers of the Affordable Care Act, yesterday, Congressman George Holding (NC-13) introduced H.R. 3652, the “No Identity Theft

Nearly a year after Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston was accused of rape by a female FSU student, the state attorney has decided not to

While more students are packing North Carolina classrooms, more and more teachers are leaving. That's the finding of an annual report just presented to the

Obamacare is getting more funding. In a news release sent out late yesterday, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today announced $55.5 million

Former South Africa President Nelson Mandela, who became a worldwide icon for equality during the struggle to dismantle his country’s racist apartheid system, has died

We began the interview discussing the pending cancellation of the BCBSNC contract with Wayne Memorial Hospital: 'It’s sad because half the hospitals in North Carolina are

Bill Edgerton with the Optimist Club joined us for WGBR's News Makers yesterday. The Optimist Club has sold Christmas Trees in Goldsboro for more than

The Goldsboro Police Department’s new community program, ‘Coffee With A Cop’ will be held one week from today at the Bojangles on Spence Avenue. The

This week North Carolina lawmakers on the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology met with business leaders at Red Hat, a local and world

Governor Pat McCrory, along with retired Marine Corps Major General Cornell Wilson, met with high-ranking military officials, including the Commandant of the Marines Corps, and

Veterans, their families and survivors receiving disability compensation and pension benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs will receive a 1.5 percent cost-of-living increase in

Barton College in Wilson ramped up security efforts after two recent crimes left students on edge. On Sunday, Nov. 24, Wilson police said a female student

The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory until 9 a.m. this morning. Visibility is reduced to less than one quarter mile and

A judge has found North Carolina NAACP President William Barber and 11 others guilty of second-degree trespassing and violating building rules while protesting in April