Gary Black worked the final day of his illustrious career at UNC Lenoir Health Care on Wednesday.
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'Nine Questions' with photographer Bud Hardy
William "Bud" Hardy is everywhere in Lenoir County. His business, Bud's Photography is known for taking pictures at graduations, prom, sporting events and so much more. Before starting his own business he was in the Army, where his passion for the camera began.
Local firefighters honored at Emergency Services Banquet
Firefighters from around Kinston and Lenoir County gathered at the Emergency Services Banquet on April 26, to honor and recognize the Distinguished Service Award and Firefighter of the Year recipients.
Lions Water Adventure park local host for world’s largest swim lesson
The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson was created by the World Waterpark Association in 2010 as a platform to communicate the fundamental importance of teaching children to swim. On Thursday, June 21 147 children lined up at Lion’s Water Adventure to participate in this swim lesson.
Agricultural rally to be held on Monday
State leaders are planning a rally to discuss the importance of agriculture in North Carolina and the NC Farm Act.
After six committee hearings, 11 votes and nearly ten hours of debate, the NC Farm Act of 2018 passed the General Assembly on June 15. The NC Farm Act of 2018 currently awaits action from Governor Roy Cooper.
'Nine Questions' with Correspondent Junious Smith
Junious Smith is an ever present member of the sports community. If there is a game, tournament or team signing he is there. Journalism is more than a career for him, it is a passion. When he is not writing he spends his time with family in Fayetteville.
'Nine Questions' with Correspondent Jon Dawson
Jon Dawson has been writing about music in for years. His humor is also well known throughout Lenoir County. Now he has continued that humor with his column at Neuse News. While he enjoys writing he spends his free time working on music.
Commissioners accept termination of Woodmen agreement
Lenoir County Commissioners accepted the termination of the Woodmen Community Center agreement, Tuesday, in a four to two vote. County Commissioner J Mac Daughety said the commissioner's unanimously agreed to get out of the original Woodmen agreement. “Our disagreement was on how to get out of the agreement,” Daughety said.
City accepts Woodmen's Donation
Kinston City Council approved the donation of the Woodmen of the World property with a vote of four to one in favor. This vote comes in after a public forum held last week.
Citizens discuss future of Woodmen
Voices were heard Tuesday night, when Lenoir County citizens filled the banquet hall of the Woodmen Community Center to discuss how officials will handle the center in the future.