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Helicopter helps save boater

It took less than one minute for the Wayne County Sheriff's Office helicopter, the Nighthawk, to locate a missing boater in Duplin County early Monday morning. The search for the man had been going on for hours. "It was actually...

Four armed men rob man in lot

Four armed men assaulted and robbed a Goldsboro man outside an auto repair shop on North Virginia Street early today. Lance Paul Casey, 45, of Emmitte Drive, told police he was beaten and robbed in the parking lot of...

Official: Thousands of city children go hungry

Thousands of children in Goldsboro and Wayne County are going hungry, the City Council was told Monday night. During the work session before the council meeting, Shycole Simpson-Carter, the city's community development administrator, said North Carolina is tied with Louisiana...

26-year-old charged in sex assault

A Mount Olive man has been charged with first-degree rape of a child after an investigation conducted by the Wayne County Sheriff's Office. Investigators said the abuse began when the child was 4 or 5 years old. She is...

Local firefighter offers guidance on prevention

October 5 through 11 is National Fire Prevention Week. Capt. Richard Lewis, of the Wayne County Sheriff's Office, has been a volunteer firefighter with the Pikeville Pleasant Grove Volunteer Fire Department for 37 years. He also serves as president...

Market Day will be this Saturday

FAISON -- Faison will celebrate its annual Market Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 with a recognition of the 1954-55 faculty of Faison School, the school's final year of operation as a school with grades 1-12. The event will be...

Firm: Construction is still on schedule for two new schools

Despite recent rains and "unsuitable soils" delaying construction at the new Grantham Middle School, work there and at the new Spring Creek Middle School is expected to be completed in time to open the schools next August. Mike Burris,...

'Justice or Just Us' on display at the Arts Council

A new exhibit at the Arts Council of Wayne County may get visitors talking with its controversial pieces. "Justice or Just Us" by Atlanta painter Clayton Harris Jr. runs through Oct. 31 in the TALoving Gallery. Harris does mainly acrylic...