Neuse News End of Year Review - August
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023.
Number 5
Court rules in favor of NC shrimpers and commercial fishermen
In a major decision handed down by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, a group of North Carolina shrimpers won a huge victory!
Number 4
KPD announces arrest of wanted Goldsboro woman
On August 21, 2023, deputies from the Lenoir County Sheriff Support Services took Ms. Turzy into custody while she was inside the court room.
Number 3
New Store "Tarheel Trading Post" to open on October 1, 2023
A new store, "Tarheel Trading Post," is set to open its doors at 204 N Herritage Street on October 1, 2023, aiming to offer a variety of North Carolina-based products. Owned by Brandon Corey, the store will feature a range of items sourced from within the state.
Number 2
Kinston PD seeks Goldsboro resident in motor vehicle theft case
Shaquann Patrice Truzy of Goldsboro is wanted by the Kinston Police Department for fail return hired motor vehicle and larceny of motor vehicle.
Number 1
Cymply Popcorn Etc opens in Kinston
In Kinston, a new business named Cymply Popcorn Etc has recently opened its doors at 909 A Vernon Avenue. Founded by Cynthia D. Taylor, this establishment is proudly family-owned and operated. On July 29, 2023, the business commenced its operations, offering a diverse range of popcorn varieties to the local community.
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