The intersection of N.C. 55 and Secondary Road 1744 (Indian Springs Road/Old Seven Springs Road) is scheduled to be converted ...

Juneteenth commemorates the last slaves in the U.S. finally knowing that they were free, he said. “So as we celebrate, ...

Joining Mayor Ronda Hughes (front, right) for the ribbon-cutting of the town’s parks are Commissioner Jackie Rouse (front, ...

Latest Articles Juneteenth celebration urges community to draw strength from the past Town shows resiliency, celebrates parks with ribbon-cutting Grounded and Baked serving up baked goods and coffee ...

Taking it from there led to the creation of Grounded and Baked bakery and coffee with a ribbon-cutting held Friday afternoon ...

“Each Chamber revolves around that community and what works best for that community,” she explained. A document dated 1980 ...

(The Center Square) – Payments eclipsing $1 million will go to 40 counties as part of North Carolina’s $145.4 million share of the $7.4 billion settlement with the company and family behind OxyContin.

MOUNT OLIVE — The University of Mount Olive (UMO) has once again earned the distinction of being the Safest College Campus in North Carolina according to Niche’s 2025 Safest College Campuses rankings.

Thanks to a recent remodel, the Bobby Denning Furniture and Properties business has a fresh, modern storefront, with two-tone stucco, complementary stonework, metal slat awnings, and bold, red ...

In the Warsaw Recreation Center, approximately 75 people listen to a presentation about a proposed Wilmington-to-Raleigh passenger rail route. Warsaw is one of the towns being considered as a stop on ...

The Cry Freedom Missions Shoppe and Cafe is located in an old theater at 111 N. Center St. in downtown Goldsboro. It sells a variety of products, including many home decor items, survivor-made jewelry ...

From their front porch on West Main Street., Mike and Lissa Stempek enjoy watching the comings and goings in Faison. They moved here from Nahant, Massachusetts in 2020. (Kathy Grant ...