Lenoir County 2024 Election Results
Help Wanted: Executive Director position
Neuse Enterprises, Inc. is hiring an Executive Director’s Position.
Two arrested in La Grange after complaint prompts investigation
An investigation of a resident’s complaint about suspicious behavior resulted in the arrest of two people on Rouse’s Path Road in La Grange by Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
BJ Murphy: Beyond the Keyboard - 4 Ways to Make a Difference in Elections
We’re finally here - Election Day! As many people vented their frustrations about national, state, and local politics on social media this election (and I’m sure it’s not over, gahhhhhh), it’s common to see heated debates, complaints, and accusations aimed at politicians and the government. However, real change doesn’t come from being a keyboard warrior—it comes from taking action.
Join the Kinston-Lenoir Community Chorus & North Carolina Baroque Orchestra
You’re Invited to SING! Join the Kinston-Lenoir Community Chorus & North Carolina Baroque Orchestra
Neuse News welcomes Former NC Senator Jim Perry as special guest for election night coverage
We’re excited to announce that former North Carolina Senator Jim Perry will be joining Neuse News’s live election results show on Tuesday, November 5, at 7:15 p.m.
9 Facts About the Vote Counting and Reporting Process in NC
As Election Day nears for the 2024 general election, the State Board of Elections wants to make sure voters and news reporters understand what to expect on Nov. 5 and beyond, including how the vote counting and results reporting process works in North Carolina.
Kinston man jailed after deputies find 453 grams of marijuana
A Kinston man was jailed Saturday when Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office B Shift patrol deputies executed a traffic stop and found 453 grams of marijuana in his vehicle.
Trump rallies thousands in Kinston, boosting North Carolina Republicans
The whirlwind final days of a presidential campaign descended on the Kinston Regional Jetport on Sunday, as former President Donald Trump made a brief stop to rally supporters and bolster local Republican officeholders and candidates for office.
Greene Early College High School: Celebrating Success, Service, and Culture
Greene Early College High School started the academic year with several exciting activities and initiatives. Students and staff have recognized academic achievements, participated in cultural events, and engaged in community service. This involvement fosters a strong sense of community and enriches the educational experience, helping students grow academically and personally.
Small Business Town Hall Hosted by City of Kinston and U.S. Small Business Administration
Join U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Regional Administrator Allen Thomas and Kinston Mayor Dontario Hardy during a Small Business Town Hall on Thursday, November 7th, 2024, at the NCDOT Division Office in Kinston, NC from 9:00 am to 11:30 am.
Holly Jolly event returns to Kinston Community Center for 11th annual celebration
The Kinston Community Center is gearing up to host the 11th annual Holly Jolly event, an occasion that has become a local holiday staple. This year's festivities will continue the tradition of providing a diverse shopping experience while supporting local businesses and a charitable cause.
Mike Parker: Salute! Show honors veterans as part of weeklong celebration
Did you know that nearly one out of 11 citizens of this county are U.S. military veterans? In fact, according to the United States Census Bureau, Lenoir County veteran population is more that 2.5 percent higher than the state as a whole. More than 4,000 veterans live in this city and county. Nationwide, roughly 18 million veterans are still living in our nation.
Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
Letter to the Editor: Lenoir County Board of Education race
Just four years ago, in the midst of the pandemic, we ran for Lenoir County Board of Education - At Large, in an effort to fill the board seats with some parents. It was important then due to the continued closing of schools, and more important now.