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SAU Receives $10K Donation From Wayne County Group HBCU Alliance at St. James AME Zion Church
The Wayne County HBCU Alliance in Goldsboro is the latest organization to offer a generous gift to Saint Augustine’s University (SAU), continuing the outpouring of love and support the 157-year-old university has received from the community. In a St. James Church AME Zion Church service on Sunday, July 28, 2024, the Wayne County HBCU Alliance presented a $10,100 check to SAU Interim President Dr. Marcus H. Burgess.
Sunrise Kiwanis hosts annual golf tourney
The Sunrise Kiwanis Club held its 34th Annual Superball Golf Tournament at the Goldsboro Golf Course on Thursday Aug. 22 to raise money to grant to organizations that support children in Wayne County and Eastern, North Carolina. Kiwanian Grant Webber, chair of the Golf Tournament Committee, reported a record number...
More than $5,500 worth in goods stolen from multiple stores in Goldsboro, 4 arrested
Four people were arrested Saturday after police said they stole more than $5,700 in goods from four stores in Goldsboro.According to the Goldsboro Police Department, officers responded to calls about a felony larceny at Dick's Sporting Goods at 505 Eastgate Drive. When officers arrived, they were given a description of multiple suspects and a vehiclePolice said officers tried to stop the suspect's vehicle which was later found driving westbound on US 70. After a 22-mile pursuit to Wilson, police said the vehicle stopped and four people ran out of the car and led officers on a foot chance.An investigation found...
Warriors bow 35-14 at Northern Nash
ROCKY MOUNT — A Hunt High varsity football team young in most spots showed promise but not enough to unseat host Northern Nash in Friday night’s season-opening clash at “Death Valley.” The Warriors of the 3-A Quad County Conference stayed with the 2-A/3-A Big East Conference Knights, who have played in the last two NCHSAA 3-A East Region championship games, […] The post Warriors bow 35-14 at Northern Nash first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
WCC’s Allied Health graduates honored at Pinning Ceremony
GOLDSBORO — Wayne Community College’s Workforce Continuing Education Services held a pinning ceremony to recognize the summer graduates of its Allied Health programs. Students in the College’s Nurse Aide I, Dialysis Technician, and Phlebotomy programs received pins and certificates at the ceremony to signify the successful completion of their courses.
Prep roundup: Gators sweep Union in volleyball
SEVEN SPRINGS — Spring Creek needed four sets to knock off Union in non-conference volleyball play Thursday evening. Game details were not available. The Gators (2-3 overall) begin a two-game road swing Tuesday at Southeastern Athletic 2A member Clinton. Saints upend Warriors. GOLDSBORO — Southern Wayne served 21 aces...
Democrat Josh Stein surges ahead in North Carolina governor race but many voters undecided: Poll
North Carolina GOP gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson is trailing Democratic opponent Josh Stein by 14 points, according to a new poll, though many voters are still undecided in a contest that is one of the country’s most watched of the election cycle. Forty-eight percent of voters in a High Point University/SurveyUSA poll published this week favored Stein, while […]
Harris campaign unveils digital billboards in NC
The Harris-Walz campaign is putting up digital billboards around North Carolina starting Friday and running through the weekend. The billboards, covering 35 percent of all available digital billboards within a 12-mile radius of Greensboro, Charlotte, Durham, and Raleigh, follow Vice President Kamala Harris’ speech during the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago […]
North Carolina joins US Department of Justice in suing software company accused of illegally raising rent prices
North Carolina, the DOJ, and seven other states filed a bipartisan lawsuit against RealPage, alleging it violated antirust law and pushed apartment prices artificially high.
NCDOT awards $14,000+ in scholarships to students at HBCUs and minority-serving institutions
The recipients are North Carolina residents with 24 college credit hours who are attending a North Carolina HBCU or Minority-Serving Institution and pursuing degrees related to the transportation field.
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