Nearly two years after extensive damage from Hurricane Matthew, the Lenoir County Cooperative Extension is reopening.
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Pink Hill: Nine things to know about the 2018-19 Pink Hill budget
The annual Pink Hill town budget went into effect on July 1. Here’s what you need to know about it.
Kickstart Kinston to have first meeting Tuesday
A new program to assist entrepreneurs will kick off Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Lenoir County: Nine things to know about the 2018-19 Lenoir County budget
Here are nine things you need to know about the 2018-19 Lenoir County budget, which took effect on July 1.
Lenoir County administrators give tips on hurricane safety, home insurance
‘Just because you have homeowner’s insurance doesn’t mean flooding is covered’ — Lenoir County Emergency Services Director Roger Dail
Contentnea-Savannah student chosen for STEM program at Wake Forest
A Contentnea-Savannah K-8 student is taking part in a prestigious program at Wake Forest University that begins this weekend.
LCC to host an evening of song, dance and dessert
The LCC Foundation will host "Broadway Unleashed Act II -- A Wine and Dessert Theatre" in the college's Culinary Arts Center.
Photo gallery from Wednesday's Naturalization Ceremony at Harmony Hall
A gallery of photos from Neuse News photographer Linda Whittington from Wednesday’s Naturalization Ceremony at Harmony Hall.
28 new citizens take oath of allegiance Wednesday at Harmony Hall
The United States grew by 28 citizens Wednesday morning at Kinston’s Harmony Hall.
Sargeant named district court judge; leaving school board
Lenoir County Board of Election chair Jon Sargeant will be stepping down from the board soon — he has been selected by Gov. Roy Cooper to become the District Court Judge for District 8.
The Editor's Desk interview with Bryan Hanks
Neuse News Editor Bryan Hanks was recently interviewed by Andy Bechtel from The Editor's Desk, a website dedicated to the "discussion of writing and editing, with an emphasis on U.S. newspapers, news websites and social media."
Multiple churches join forces to serve La Grange
For three days in July, a group of La Grange area churches will join forces to serve their community and foster positive race relations. They are referring to this event as Change4LaGrange.
UNC Lenoir CEO retires after successful career
Gary Black worked the final day of his illustrious career at UNC Lenoir Health Care on Wednesday.
Potter bestows virtues of LCC
"There are four-year colleges and universities that don't have the facilities and equipment that are available at LCC," Brandon Potter said. "LCC has saved me so much money because I don't have to pay anyone to create a website for me. If I need to run an ad, I can design my own. Not having to pay anyone for those services has helped my business tremendously."
‘Nine Questions’ with photographer Linda Whittington
After a successful 23-year career at Lenoir Community College and 11 years with the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library, Linda Whittington retired in November. Her retirement has allowed her to pursue her passion – photography.
Kinston Teens launches summer internship program
For high school and college students looking to make some additional money this summer, Kinston Teens has an internship. Kinston Teens will be running its summer internship program for the third consecutive year.
'Nine Questions' with photographer Bud Hardy
William "Bud" Hardy is everywhere in Lenoir County. His business, Bud's Photography is known for taking pictures at graduations, prom, sporting events and so much more. Before starting his own business he was in the Army, where his passion for the camera began.
Kinston-Lenoir County Tourism Development Authority Passes 2018-19 Budget
On Tuesday the Kinston-Lenoir County Tourism Development Authority agreed on a budget with no public dissension. Tax revenue increased in the proposed budget, with $470,000 in the 2018-19 financial plan compared to the projected $465,580 slated for the current year.
Press conference details $10 million settlement in Lions Water Adventure Park accident
The family of the child injured in a Lions Water Adventure Park settled with the City of Kinston for $10 million. A press conference Tuesday morning laid out the details of the settlement.
Was your home damaged by Hurricane Matthew? Here’s some help for you
Need some help to help rebuild or repair your home because of damage from Hurricane Matthew? A new recovery center in Kinston is here for you.