Matt Neff, a bass trombonist with the North Carolina Symphony, performed at the Neuse Regional Library today for Kinston’s youth.
Engagement Opportunities at the Library
The Neuse Regional Library is offering numerous engagement programs this summer for people of all ages. Justin Stout, the head of Information Services at the library, has initiated a chess club aimed at teaching and engaging individuals in chess.
Juneteenth Celebration set for June 17th
Kinston will be holding its annual Juneteenth celebration, this upcoming Saturday, June 17th, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the African American Music Trail Park.
"Harts for Hope" Campaign raise almost $20,000 for Cancer Awareness
Kinston held its first Harts for Hope campaign, hosted by Marsha Heath. The one-mile walk was held at Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School and raised just under $20,000 to support those going through gynecological cancers.
Downtown Kinston welcomes Monroe Magic Notary and Shipping Center
Monroe Magic, managed by sisters Laura and Carla Monroe, is one of the newest businesses in downtown Kinston, located at 408 N Heritage Street. The notary and soon-to-be FedEx center offer services such as notary signings, faxing, and printing production on yard signs, posters, and banners.
Downtown Kinston gets a new full-service dog grooming facility
A new dog grooming business has opened at 306 W. Blount Street. DeOGee Spaw, owned by Bianca Andrade and Stephen Hill, is one of the newest businesses in downtown Kinston. Located in the art district, they offer full-service baths, haircuts, nail trimming, and customized packages.
Mayor gives out Keys to the City at BBQ Fest on the Neuse
The 42nd annual BBQ Fest on the Neuse took place this weekend with Mayor Dontario Hardy giving out keys to the city. There were four recipients this year, Waylon Adams, Craig Hill, Shannarra Barrow, and Nikisha Williams.