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Duke grant promotes jobs

Wayne Community College isn't just training people for jobs today -- it's preparing them for opportunities in the future.Since being awarded a N.C. Community College Apprenticeship Grant for $200,000 -- one of two colleges in the state to receive...

Budget fixes low-wealth funding

The proposed state budget would not only fully restore Wayne County's low-wealth school funding, but would increase it by nearly $700,000 in reoccurring dollars over the current level, Rep. John Bell of Goldsboro said Tuesday.The change to the budget...

Police crack down on paintball activity on city streets

Goldsboro Police Chief Michael West issued a notice of city ordinance regarding the discharging of paintball guns within the city limits. "Be advised, the firing of a paintball guns within the city of Goldsboro is illegal and a direct...

School board rolls back class size changes

The Wayne County Board of Education voted to slightly roll back planned reductions in class sizes at five low-performing elementary schools at its meeting Tuesday, choosing a course of action which is expected to cost the system just over $200,000...

Malpass Brothers represent Wayne County in 'Heading Home' show on UNC-TV

The Malpass Brothers have played their music all over the world and with some famous musicians, but they never forgot where they came from -- Wayne County. Because they have kept the hometown ties that have taken them where...

Optimist Club recognizes youth achievements

The Goldsboro Optimist Club recently held its annual Youth Appreciation Program with Miss Goldsboro, Bailey Stampler, far right, as the keynote speaker. From left are Jewel Wilson, club president, Austin Garner, Veronica Ortiz, Jessica McDonough, Dacie Williams, Will Teague, Timothy...