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Wayne County Jets endured a pair of losses against Randolph County at McCrary Park on Saturday afternoon.
Jets travel, dealt two losses
Perennial power Randolph County sweeps doubleheader from Wayne County at McCrary Park on Saturday afternoon. more
Wayne County Jets dropped a three-run decision to Kinston on Thursday. They return to action today against Wilson at Rocky Mount Academy.
Jets' defense costly in loss
Kinston walks away with 5-2 win at ECAP more
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Holly Daly
Daly to lead UMO's Health Services Department
Is part of university's COVID-19 Task Force. more
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UMO student charged in March accident
Deadly car crash claimed four lives more
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Maj. Gen. Chad P. Franks, Ninth Air Force commander (left), hands the guidon to Col. Kurt C. Helphinstine (right), incoming 4th Fighter Wing commander, during the 4 FW change of command ceremony at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Thursday. Helphinstine was previously deputy commander for operations at the 366th Fighter Wing in Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho.
Helphinstine to succeed Yates at Seymour Johnson
GOLDSBORO — U.S. Air Force Col. Kurt Helphinstine took command of the 4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Thursday morning. Col. Donn Yates relinquished command as he retires … more
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The town of Mount Olive no longer cuts weeded lots. Violators will be fined and repeat offenders could lose their land, according to a new weeded lot policy. This photo, taken of a property on North Chestnut Street in April 2019, is shown as an example.
Time to enforce new grass-cutting policy, officials say
Two years ago, maintaining weeded lots was costing the town of Mount Olive thousands of dollars, annually, finally prompting officials to say they would mow no more. The decision worked to a … more
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Vidant Duplin to discontinue behavorial health treatment
KENANSVILLE - Vidant Duplin’s Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit will discontinue operation in August. Debra Hernandez, president of Vidant Duplin, made the announcement in a written statement … more
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Volunteers from the Mount Olive Food Bank gather in prayer before they begin a busy afternoon of distributing food to residents of Mount Olive and surrounding communities.
King comes full circle with service helping others
Life has come full circle for Danny King. He and his 12 siblings grew up on Hillsboro Street in Mount Olive. The family lost its father when King was 5 years old, and his mother scrapped and … more
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High-speed chase lands 3 in jail
Three out-of-county residents were jailed on a variety of charges following a high speed chase in southeastern Wayne County. Thirty-three-year-old Phillip Clayton Brady Maddox of 536 Shoulars Road … more
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Mount Olive leaders adopted a "very tight" budget on June 29.
Board passes ‘very tight’ budget
The town of Mount Olive 2020-21 fiscal year budget of approximately $8 million was adopted without issue in a special-called session of the town board on June 29. Town Manager Charles Brown summed … more
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Miller
ACE team assists wildlife authorities
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Criminal Enforcement (ACE) team assisted North Carolina Wildlife Law Enforcement Division authorities with a narcotics investigation that resulted … more
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A sign in front of the Mount Olive Town Hall reminds visitors how to make utility payments while the office was closed in May.
Additional expenses lead to new funding request
Mount Olive authorities applied and received approval for COVID-19 reimbursement expenses, and a request for additional funding is in the process. The town got $4,000 to cover expenses for … more
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