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Monday, May 14, 2018

Wayne County schools to keep some cafeterias open Wednesday

While Wayne County Public Schools will be closed for students Wednesday as teachers and staff head to Raleigh to demonstrate for higher wages, families in need of food services will still have a place to go.Six WCPS school cafeterias...

Medical emergency leads to crash outside day care

A Dudley man in the midst of a medical emergency crashed into a day care marquee on Buck Swamp Road Monday.His condition is unknown at this time.The North Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the crash, which happened steps away from...

Wayne Forward addresses poverty

Wayne Forward, a task force aimed at reducing poverty in the county, will host a public event Tuesday at the Goldsboro Event Center.Starting at 5:30 p.m., the Wayne Forward task force will present the results of poverty surveys, recently...

Women wield hammers, duel for speed

MOUNT OLIVE -- Julie Beck brought a secret weapon to Friday's fastest-hammer contest -- an electric hammer."The problem was I couldn't find any power, and you know an electric hammer doesn't work too good without power, but minor details," she...

WCC adult high school graduation

Thirty-three Adult High School students and 149 High School Equivalency degrees were presented Friday morning at Wayne Community College, as part of the transitional programs for college and career.Two graduates, representing each of the aforementioned programs, were chosen to address...

Board of Health: Food services grade criteria to change

Health inspectors handed down four "B" grades to several food establishments for the first quarter, with pending changes to food handling requirements expected to result in more violations, officials say.Kevin Whitley, environmental health director, reported the outcome off the...