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Notice of Public Hearing Eastern . . ,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING EASTERN CAROLINA REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY Notice is hereby given of a Public Hearing to receive input from the public for the 2012 Capital Fund Program Grant and Annual Plan submission, for modernization and renovation of Housing Authority properties.
Man, 78, charged with child sex abuse
A 78-year-old Goldsboro man has been charged with three sexual offenses toward an underage girl.
Electronic church sign matter of controversy in La Grange
The Rev. Gerald Fowler, pastor of Trinity Free Will Baptist Church in La Grange says his church purchased the 4-by-8 foot LED sign last June and it was installed in September.
Gospel Fest headed to Clinton this Sunday
The Annual Sweetheart Gospel Fest will be held Sunday, Feb. 12 at the Agri-Exposition Center, 414 Warsaw Road, Clinton.
Alycia McLamb, the 16-year-old daughter of Phil and Carol McLamb, was crowned "Miss Spivey's Corner Outstanding Teen" on March 28, 2009.
A Valentine's Day without balloons?
Krissy Ainsley fills a balloon with helium at Paper Place on Cashwell Drive Thursday.
Evangelist Hattie Lofton of Smithfield will speak at 7 p.m. Feb. 13-15 at New Stoney Hill Holiness Church, 1003 Poplar St., Goldsboro.
Randy Foster: The signs say that way to pork
If you've ever driven to Raleigh on U.S. 70, you have seen the signs for Nahunta on the other side of Goldsboro.
AKA holds 58th debutante pageant
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Phi Omega chapter 2012 debutantes, back from left, are Shacarla Exum, Miesha Boseman, Gabriel Haire, Anastazja Harris, Destiny Boykin and Symetrice Montgomery.
Prom Shoppe provides free dresses for girls in need
A dedicated group of Apex United Methodist Church volunteers is once again making sure that area girls will have everything they need to enjoy a wonderful prom experience.
A rib-stickin' tour through America's BBQ belt
When my son, Devin, called near the end of the first semester at Connecticut College on the East Coast and suggested I fly back so we could drive back together, sampling some of the country's best BBQ along the way, I thought about it for 5 seconds and said, "I'm in!" Because of winter weather conditions we opted to stay south of the Mason Dixon ... (more)
Will present their Black History program entitled Our Past, Our Present and Our Future, at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb.
One Sought, Another Jailed In December Drive-By Shooting
One man is in jail and another being sought in a drive-by shooting that injured a woman late last year in Goldsboro.
Seized drug money goes to schools
When Latrell Demore Wooten decided four years ago to put $3,200 towards supporting his cocaine dealings, he not only hurt himself, but he hurt his children - not once, but twice.
Applications open for lateral entry teachers
The State Board of Education approved the North Carolina New Schools Project's STEM Teacher Education Program - STEP - this month for college graduates interested in becoming high school science, math and technology teachers.
Wayne County Man Charged With Setting Two Fires
Two fires at the same location in Wayne County had officers hot on the trail of one man in the east.
Man could escape execution due to NC law
A man convicted of murder in Wayne County more than 20 years ago could get off death row Thursday because of a North Carolina law that says mentally retarded defendants can't be executed.
First On WTIN, Two Males Kidnapped In Goldsboro
We're following breaking news at this hour; The Wayne County Sheriff's Office says two males have been kidnapped by five armed suspects in Goldsboro.
Goldsboro police Interim Chief Jeff Stewart said the 2011 crime statistics released by his department this month show steady and satisfactory results from the patrol and investigative divisions.