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Health Department nets $150,000 to combat opioid crisis

Wayne County Health Department is working to make good use of state grant funding received to tackle the opioid crisis in this community.Gov. Roy Cooper announced last month that 12 communities would split $1.5 million in grant awards to...

Officers conduct raid, shut down liquor house

For the second time in less than a year, North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement of Wayne County has raided the same Goldsboro home for running an illegal liquor operation.On July 6 at 7 p.m., ALE, Goldsboro police and Wayne...

Empowered for success

For five years, the Project YESS summer camp program has worked to encourage young children to reach for success by offering daily science, technology, engineering and math focused activities at Rebuilding Broken Places."The overall goal of Project YESS is...

Board declines to pursue councilman residency

The saga of Goldsboro City Councilman Antonio Williams' residency may have come to an end Tuesday afternoon, as the Wayne County Board of Elections unanimously decided not to pursue a formal hearing to determine if Williams resides in his...

The King returns

Elvis is back.Stephen Freeman, an Elvis tribute artist, will be in concert at the Paramount Theatre Aug. 24 to raise funds for United Way of Wayne County. With him will be his Echoes of a Legend show band."It's a...

Carrying on a family tradition

MOUNT OLIVE -- Perched on a stool in front of the oven, Gaynell Brock stirs an ancient cast iron skillet of bubbling corn.She watches for the tell-tale signs that the corn is properly blanched.At the sink, her daughter, Debbie...

Olympian claims bronze medal at USA Games

Scott Britt fared well at the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games held recently in Seattle, Washington.Representing Special Olympics Wayne County, he participated in the bocce competition in three events.He earned third place in singles, netting a bronze medal, as...