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A brief ceremony for the time capsule marking the town of Mount Olive’s 150th anniversary was held prior to the Town Board of Commissioners meeting on the evening of March 8. From left, Lynn Williams, 150th Anniversary Committee chairperson; Commissioner Dr. Dennis Draper, Town Manager Jammie Royall, Kenneth Dilda of the Mount Olive Area Historical Society, Adam Caldwell of Sen. Thom Tillis’s office, Mayor Pro-Tem Steve Wiggins, Town Utilities Supervisor Jeremy King, Commissioner Dr. Barbara Kornegay, Town Clerk Sherry Davis, Mayor Ken Talton, Mount Olive Chamber President Julie Beck, Commissioner Vicky Darden, town Human Resources Manager Erin Lambert and Commissioner Harlie Carmichael. The time capsule is set to be opened in 2120.
Time capsule burial restarts town's anniversary celebration - 2 years later
Artifacts will be opened in 100 years more
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Mask requirement lifted for fully-vaccinated town employees
Residents must continue to wear face coverings inside town facilities more
Town employees show continued decline in COVID cases
Royall happy that staff continues to follow safety protocols more
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COVID death hits town's labor force
Town manager "tormented" by incident more
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County health department to give booster shots
FDA, CDC authorizes extra dose for those who are vaccinated more
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Gov. Roy Cooper gives an update on the COVID-19 situation during a previous press conference.
Cooper outlines timeline on Group 3 COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
Starting Feb. 24, Group 3 frontline workers will become eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, beginning with anyone working in child care or in PreK through grade 12 schools. more
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