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University of Mount Olive freshman Lens Mathurin (top) pins Coker's Branden Dasen during the final seconds of their 125-pound match Sunday afternoon.
TROJAN BEAT: Mathurin notches first win in dramatic fashion; UMO has busy weekend at home, on the road
On verge of loss, UMO freshman logs victory more
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Ferry Bridge Road is closed after flood waters from the Neuse River overflowed its banks Friday morning.
Water, water everywhere
Heavy rainfall shuts down some Wayne County roads more
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Spring Creek's Adrian Tavrera prepares for a throw-in during first-half action against East Duplin on Wednesday evening.
Gators knock off Panthers in soccer
SC's Perez stops a PK; teammate and captain Inestroza scores twice more
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Southern Wayne's girls won't complete their regular-season schedule and could miss the playoffs. The team is under quarantine for 10 days due to contact tracing after Kinston reported a positive COVID-19 test on its team.
PREP ROUNDUP: Season over for SW girls' hoops; ND boys drop finale at Union
Saints benched due to contact tracing more
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WCPS moves forward on K-5 issue
COVID-19 numbers continue to decline in Wayne County. However, educators remain wary of the Wayne County Board of Education’s decision to move forward with reopening schools for grades K-5 … more
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Yosmy's Nail Salon opened last week at 214 N. Center St. in downtown Mount Olive. Participating in the ribbon cutting, from left, are: Yanielys Berra, Antmay Cala, Aros Maura Lezcano and Mayira Cala.
Lezcano opens ‘dream’ business
Yosmy Lezcano saw her dream come true last week. A native of Cuba, she opened a new business that highlights her passion — Yosmy’s Nail Salon — in downtown Mount … more
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Wayne County Master Gardener volunteers help others learn more about gardening.
Become an Extension Master Gardener volunteer
Do you have an interest in learning more about gardening? Would you like to meet and share with other gardeners? Do you have an interest in volunteering to provide gardening educational programs with … more
Renita Allen Dawson is the newly-elected president of the N.C. Community College Adult Educators Association.
Dawson elected association president
Renita D. Allen Dawson has been selected as the new president of the NC Community College Adult Educators Association. Dawson, the associate vice president of workforce continuing education … more
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Pork, chicken plate sale Feb. 27
The Mount Olive VFW Post 9959 is selling pork or chicken plates beginning at 11 a.m. on Feb. 27. Cost is $9 per plate and is take out only. The semi-annual fundraiser is for community programs … more
The Mount Olive Train Depot is pictured here on a foggy morning.
This week in history... Feb. 17-24
The Mount Olive Tribune takes a look back at headlines and stories this week from 1920, 1950 and 1980. more
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Do you know Sam Jones?
EDITOR’S NOTE: February is Black History Month. In each edition this month, the Mount Olive Tribune is recognizing those who have made significant contributions in various fields. Lenora … more
Annual sales tax revenue tops $1 million during COVID
Mount Olive experienced an increase in monthly sales tax revenue in 2020. According to Kaye Anderson, who recently retired as the town’s clerk and finance officer, Mount Olive’s annual … more
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