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, ...

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

Those who graduate from WCC with an Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice Technology can transfer to ECU to earn a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. WCC graduates will have 60 credit ...

Graduates received awards during the pinning ceremony and at WCC’s annual Student Recognition Ceremony last month. Pictured from left to right, they are: Citlalli Guerrero-Pacheco, MA Clinical ...

RALEIGH — The North Carolina House and Senate have enacted very different versions of a 2025-27 state budget, even though two plans would authorize virtually the same amount of spending. The ...

Mount Olive VFW Post 9959 member and retired U.S. Army Col. Kenneth Sullivan was the guest speaker for Sunday’s annual Memorial Day ceremony where he spoke of the importance of remembering and sharing ...

As we welcome in summer, our gardens are now in full swing. With summer weather we have to keep our gardens watered regularly and be on the outlook for insect and disease problems. Below are gardening ...

Mount Olive American Legion Post 103 Adjutant Barbara Seale called the flags at the Field of Heroes a deeply moving tribute to individuals who have left an imprint on our lives. (Steve ...