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SAFE was established in 1985. In March 1986, the first SAFE shelter opened its doors. SAFE answers approximately 850 hotline phone calls and referrals each year. From 1985 through 2015, SAFE provided 34,700 nights of shelter to more than 3,750 victims of domestic violence.
“Our cotton candy isn't that fake stuff that’s all sugar; ours is made from real cotton.”
For the fifth year the CSS Neuse Foundation is joining efforts with Ironclad Races, Inc., to promote a half marathon, a 5K race – and Breakfast on the Boat.
Today's libraries are dynamic, modern community centers for learning, seeking information, and recreation. Positioned at the heart of the community, libraries are a powerful resource for people of any age to find the tools they need to help improve their quality of life.
Junious Smith III talks a bit about Jones Senior’s decision to cancel the rest of his football season and forfeit the games.
Something to think about: blessed are the flexible for they are not easily bent out of shape. In last week's column, I talked about the Impeachment situation, and I want to add a few thoughts to that today.
For the past 18 months, Burroughs has been a correspondent for Neuse News, although to date the only assignment she's completed was her six-part series on Skittles in December of 2018.
G.I. Joe’s Military Living History Museum is sponsoring its first ever Sloppy Joe fundraiser. The event is scheduled to take place from 11 a.m. through 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 12, 2019.
Cast iron pans are making such a comeback that we are hosting the First Ever Cast Iron Cook-Off at this year’s Lenoir County Fair.
As Junious Smith III celebrates a birthday Saturday, he puts together a relatively unconventional list of presents he’d like to receive from the community.
No President in history has had to endure the intense scrutiny and hatred that President Trump has endured, leading now to calls for his impeachment. There has been a constant drumbeat, with his enemies "creating" crisis after crisis with lie after lie.
In reality, a couple of us would actually put some effort into the trailer switch, while the others would just lay their hands on the trailer and grunt as if the contractions were mere seconds apart.
On Sunday, Sept. 1, the Kinston Police Department started a special fundraiser to replace two dogs who have retired after years of service to our community. The K-9 Matching Gift Project is a fundraiser working with the National Association Chiefs of Police, and the Association will match donations dollar for dollar up to $5,000.
Junious Smith III looks at the five best turnaround season’s he’s been blessed to witness in the area.
We were told in 1980 that New York City would be underwater by 2000. Yet here we are, in 2019, and there's more ice in New York City than ever before and the polar bears are doing just fine.
