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Normally there are 70 to 80 residents who are late in paying their monthly water bill, and the current COVID-19 pandemic has shown some impact with delinquent bills.
But, Town Manager Charles …
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5/20/20
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Faison Fire & Rescue has received the 2020 NC State Matching Fire Grant for the total amount of $39,877.
The department will be responsible for $19,938.50 and the state will match the other …
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5/20/20
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Mount Olive Town Manager Charles Brown expects expenses to exceed $10,000 in reopening town hall and other town facilities.
Projects to complete before opening will include the installation of …
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5/20/20
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The Wayne County Health Department reported two more deaths related to COVID-19 last week.
Both individuals, including one who resided at a long-term care facility, had underlying medical …
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5/20/20
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Friends, family, neighbors and fellow firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own and a well-known farmer who lived in the New Hope community of Wayne County.
Donald Gray died last …
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The town of Mount Olive plans to seek a federal Community Development Block Grant of up to $750,000 for impoverished neighborhood improvements.
The community revitalization program application …
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The town of Mount Olive expects to add 10 new vehicles to its fleet in mid-July as part of a lease management agreement.
The police department will receive four new Dodge Durango SUVs. The …
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5/20/20
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Charges stemming from separate incidents have been filed by investigators with the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office against two La Grange men.
Colby Warren, 26, of 101 Dana Drive was arrested on …
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5/20/20
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GOLDSBORO — A total of 20 Wayne County Public Schools earned the Purple Star Award designation from the N.C. Department of Instruction (NCDPI) for their demonstrated military-friendly practices and …
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5/20/20
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Class of 2020 will hold ceremony in Sears parking lot at Berkeley Mall
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By Rudy Coggins
Assistant Editor | 5/18/20 |
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New date is May 26 at 5:45 p.m.
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5/18/20
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UMO art students reflect on COVID-19 pandemic through personal artwork
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5/18/20
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