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The Blazers’ Diego Vera-Arriaga, right, chases down a loose ball against the Dream Team’s Miquel Gonzalez during their youth league soccer game on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Daughtry Field. Two all-star teams from the Mount Olive Parks & Rec Department were scheduled to play this past Saturday at Clinton. According to Josh Phillips, director of MOPR, the games were not contested and could be scheduled for a later date.
All-Star games not played
Harvesting cotton is one of the top agricultural industries in North Carolina. Seeds are planted in April and farmers usually collect the cotton in either late September or October.
It's cotton time!
The Sports Flooring Group put the finishing touches on some minor repairs inside the Grantham Middle School gymnasium last week.
Final touches to gym complete
The Sports Flooring Group put the finishing touches on some minor repairs inside the Grantham Middle School gymnasium last week. more
A former coach with the Mount Olive Parks and Recreation Department, Nick Spencer recently donated a truckload of baseball equipment that included catcher’s gear, gloves, bats, bags and baseballs. Director Josh Phillips said, 'we appreciate him, his kids Payton and Hayden, and the rest of his family for years of continued support.'
Former coach donates gear to Parks & Rec
We have a new office..The Mount Olive Tribune has moved to a new location — a few blocks down. Starting Monday, the Tribune will operate out of its new office inside Kommunikate Plus, Inc. at 114 N. Center Street. The office is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. To place a classified advertisement or legal notice and to order or renew a subscription, call Martha Jones-Carter at 919-658-9456 or at 910-230-2012.
The Tribune has a new office
The Mount Olive Tribune has moved to a new location — a few blocks down. Starting Monday, the Tribune will operate out of its new office inside Kommunikate Plus, Inc. at 114 … more
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No children play at Kid’s World in Westbrook Park
TRIBUNE PHOTO/WILLIAM HOLLOMAN An abandoned Kid’s World at Westbrook Park stands as a solemn reminder of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is spring, the grass is green, the weather warm and nearby … more
Work continues on new Southern Wayne gym..Despite the coronavirus pandemic, workers continue the construction on the new Southern Wayne High School gymnasium.
Work continues on new Southern Wayne gym
TRIBUNE PHOTO/RUDY COGGINS Despite the coronavirus pandemic, workers continue the construction on the new Southern Wayne High School gymnasium. more
Taking flight with Southern Wayne.Six Southern Wayne High School Air Force JROTC Cadets and instructor Col. George Schantz were honored guests at the February meeting of the Carolina Patriots Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held at Steele Memorial Library in Mount Olive. Each of the cadets spoke of their achievements and future goals. They spoke of the discipline, confidence and leadership skills that the JROTC program had given them. Chapter members said they were impressed by the maturity and ambition of these young cadets. Schantz shared his military career and how he came back to settle in the Wayne County area. Left to right are: Melissa Ocampo Zamora, Stephanie Rodriguez, Xiamara Soler-Sanchez, Colonel George Schantz, Rosio Lopez Elias, Cyerra Johnson and Itzel Arteaga.
Taking flight with Southern Wayne
Six Southern Wayne High School Air Force Junior ROTC cadets and instructor Col. George Schantz were honored guests at the February meeting of the Carolina … more
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Rosewood senior inks intent to be a Trojan.Rosewood High School senior Logan Price signs a national letter-of-intent to play baseball at perennial Division II powerhouse University of Mount Olive next season.
Rosewood senior inks intent to be a Trojan
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Rosewood High School senior Logan Price signs a national letter-of-intent to play baseball at perennial Division II powerhouse University of Mount Olive next season. more
Jeep crashes into wrecker on snowy road....The driver of a wrecker aiding a motorist stuck on an embankment during Thursday’s snowy weather got more than he bargained for at the scene. The wrecker, from A+ Towing and Recovery in Mount Olive was in the process of pulling the spun out vehicle onto Interstate 40 when a driver heading west on the interstate, lost control and struck the rear of the tow truck. The driver said when he saw the Jeep headed his way, he ran from the rear of the wrecker, escaping without being hit himself. The wrecker driver said he sustained only minor injuries when running away from the crash. The driver of the Jeep was uninjured.
Daily Record Photo/Thomas Honeycutt
Jeep crashes into wrecker on snowy road The driver of a wrecker aiding a motorist stuck on an embankment during Thursday’s snowy weather got more than he bargained for at the scene. The wrecker, … more
Rebels rule the hardwood.The North Duplin Middle School boys' basketball team emerged as the Duplin County Middle School regular-season and tournament champion for 2019-20. Members of the team, front row, left to right, are Joey Parrish, Anthony Kornegay, Branson Martin, Hunt Pate, Luke Kelly, Justin Lee and Brady Byrd. Back row, from left, are Mason Blust, Micha Lesesene, Donavan Armwood, Jacob Valasquez, Dujuan Arnwood, Branden Reyna, Rahmear Gates and James Ward.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Rebels rule the hardwood The North Duplin Middle School boys’ basketball team emerged as the Duplin County Middle School regular-season and tournament champion for 2019-20. Members of the team, … more
Downpours lead to Neuse River flooding..Flood waters from the Neuse River creep toward the River Bar sign on Highway 117 South.
TRIBUNE PHOTO/RUDY COGGINS
Downpours lead to Neuse River flooding Flood waters from the Neuse River creep toward the River Bar sign on U.S. Highway 117 South. more
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