H. D. Grady, a 2013 graduate of Mount Olive College and owner of Mount Olive Motor Company, has been named Chair of the Mount ...

GOLDSBORO — Six Wayne Community College students were awarded the top prize in a national competition held by Phillips ...

The final game of the NCHSAA 2A East Regional Championship lived up to every bit of the hype as the North Duplin Lady Rebels ...

GOLDSBORO — Wayne Community College Simulation and Game Development Instructor Cheyenne Prybylinski is the recipient of the ...

The 76th annual Wayne County fair will be held starting Sept. 15. Information about the fair, including a daily schedule, tickets and entertainment can be found at https://waynefair.com The 76th ...

As I awoke this morning and started my morning routines, (shower, drying off, brushing my teeth, applying lotion, dressing, and combing my hair) to start my day, albeit, not as easy a task as it use ...

Wayne Community College held a topping out ceremony for its new agriculture building, marking a milestone in the construction ...

The North Duplin Lady Rebels continued their impressive postseason run with an exciting 8-7 victory over the Camden County ...

The second round of the NCHSAA Women’s Soccer 2A State Tournament featured a familiar rivalry as the No. 6 North Duplin Lady ...

During a special called meeting Thursday, the Mount Olive Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to limit Mayor Jerome Newton’s authority over town matters, including access to town employees and ...

Mount Olive Mayor Jerome Newton asks questions during a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Historic Train Depot between the town board and the nonprofit North Carolina Pickle Festival, Inc. board of ...

Three newcomers will join Mount Olive’s incumbent mayor and two incumbent town commissioners to tackle the town’s mounting problems, according to unofficial election results reported by the Wayne ...