The James and Pine Streets Historic Business District will present a program on the Black Business District that existed for a century in Goldsboro at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Wayne County Museum, at 116 N. William Street. … read more »
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Wayne County Museum Hosting Black History Event
Town of Fremont Accepting Nominations for Wall of Honor
FREMONT — The Town of Fremont is accepting nominations for its Wall of Honor. … read more »
UMO’s Tillman School of Business Offering Free Tax Prep
MOUNT OLIVE –The Tillman School of Business Department of Accounting and CIS will officially launch the 2024 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program on Wednesday, led by Dr. Tanya Smith, CPA, and Assistant Dean of the Tillman School of Business Waylon Woodall, CPA.… read more »
GPD Searching for Missing Teenager
The Goldsboro Police Department is searching for a missing 16-year-old male. … read more »
All WCPL Locations to Be Closed Feb. 17
All Wayne County Public Library locations will be closed on Feb. 17 for staff development. … read more »
City Seeking Public Input on Future of Recreation in Goldsboro
The City of Goldsboro is seeking public input on the future of recreation in the community. … read more »
$1 Million NCTTFC Grant to Support UMO Educational Livestock Facility
MOUNT OLIVE – The University of Mount Olive (UMO) has received a $1 million grant from the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission (NCTTFC) to support the development of a state-of-the-art Educational Livestock Facility.… read more »
TA Loving Celebrates 100th Anniversary With Donation to United Way of Wayne County
The United Way of Wayne County has announced it received a generous donation from TA Loving in celebration of both organizations’ 100th anniversaries.… read more »
Search for Missing Man Continues Sunday at Cliffs of the Neuse
SEVEN SPRINGS — The second consecutive day of searching for a missing Mount Olive man concluded on Sunday without resolution. … read more »
Father of Local ‘Medicare Lady’ to Be Honored in Hometown
AHOSKIE – A pioneering civil rights attorney will be honored with a historical marker in his hometown later this month.… read more »
