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Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Council delays parking limit vote due to concern of Waynesborough House residents

Concern about parking availability for residents living at the Waynesborough House led the Goldsboro City Council Monday to delay its vote on time-limited parking along Center Street. The council planned to vote on setting two-hour parking limits for parking spaces...

Possible severe thunderstorms expected as cold front moves in today

Scattered thunderstorms, some that could become severe, are expected to develop this afternoon and evening, ahead of a strong cold front moving into central and eastern North Carolina. The greatest threat could come from damaging thunderstorm gusts. Frequent cloud-to-ground lightning...

Stream cleanout ready to begin

Wayne County is ready to begin a nearly half-million-dollar stream cleanout project to help mitigate possible future flooding caused by storms and/or heavy rains. But in order to move forward, the county will need access to properties adjacent to...

Schools to host open houses

Wayne County Public Schools will hold a round of open house events this week in anticipation of schools on the traditional calendar resuming on Monday, Aug. 28. Several schools already started classes earlier this month, including Goldsboro High School,...

Chosen for Innovators

A Charles B. Aycock High School senior participated in an eight-week summer internship program through the Eshelman School of Pharmacy at UNC-Chapel Hill. William Jones Jr. was one of 24 students chosen from 100 applicants -- and the only...

Moving closer to accreditation

Marilyn "Rosie" Wagner has spent years combing crime scenes, meticulously documenting evidence and working to help law enforcement agencies maintain national accreditation standards. Wagner started working for the Goldsboro Police Department Friday and will lead the agency in its...

NAACP to hold forum Sunday

The Goldsboro-Wayne and Johnston County branches of the NAACP will hold a candidates forum at the St. James AME Zion Church on George Street Sunday, as the group prepares to find new leadership after the Rev. William Barber steps...

Dancing Stars kicks off season

They came. They saw. And hopefully they'll dance. Potential "stars" attended the kickoff Tuesday for the seventh annual Dancing Stars of Wayne County event. Modeled after the popular TV show "Dancing With the Stars," the annual fundraiser benefits educational...

Community rallies around 5-year-old with tumor diagnosis

Before April, 5-year-old Caden Edwards enjoyed a normal life -- he likes to play T-ball, spend time with his dogs and, if he really knows a person, enjoys telling jokes. He began to experience headaches, nausea and fatigue, his mother,...