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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.
SAFE of Lenoir and Greene County is hosting a BINGO night fundraiser on Thursday, Oct. 17 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at The Exchange at 121 West Gordon Street in Kinston. Bingo players will have the chance to win gift baskets, jewelry, college football tickets and other prizes.
A more than $6.3 million contract has been awarded to an eastern North Carolina contractor to complete work on a Greene County bypass.
GCPRD President Mike Anderson didn’t give hosting the regional a second thought, until his phone rang.
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles will open a new license plate agency (LPA) on Sept. 27 in Greene County.
The following are river and creek levels and projected peaks in Lenoir County, Jones County and Greene County.
Due to the disruptions caused by Hurricane Dorian, Executive Director Brinson Bell has issued an emergency executive order extending One Stop Early Voting for the US-NC 3 congressional race. Voting will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m today only at your county’s Board of Elections’ office.
The latest closures or schedule changes for schools, businesses, healthcare and government operations.
School bus drivers in Greene County have a higher initiative when they navigate roads during the early-morning hours during the 2019-20 academic year.
Waving dark blue and white pom poms, teachers and folks from the community greeted students from different entry points Monday morning at Greene County Intermediate School.
Wayne County reporting legend Rudy Coggins has joined the Neuse News team and will cover Greene County.
Lenoir-Greene United Way Executive Director Molly Taylor shares her love for her organization.
Here is the list of those who have filed for positions in Lenoir, Greene and Jones County. The filing period ends July 19 at noon and incumbents are labeled with an asterisk.
Candidates in Lenoir, Jones and Greene counties filed took advantage of the first day of filing Friday to begin their runs for office in November.
The General Assembly approved a budget for the state on Thursday, but Gov. Cooper chose to veto it on Friday.
