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LCC, Vidant feed 500 in Jones County
Lenoir Community College and Vidant Medical Center teamed up Wednesday to feed 500 Jones County residents.
Jones County: Important information
If you need help or answers to your questions, please call 252-397-0007 - Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Jones County Applications for Disaster Food Benefits (D-SNAP)
Jones County has been declared a disaster county by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services. These declarations authorize the Department of Social Services to administer the Disaster Food and Nutrition benefits program.
At APA, a flood of students serving others
With their school closed for nine straight days, Arendell Parrott Academy students reached out to help those struggling with Hurricane Florence’s aftermath across Eastern North Carolina.
UPDATED 9/25 2:09pm - New York lineman prepares for surgery after Hurricane Florence
New York lineman prepares for surgery after Hurricane Florence
Volunteers, supplies needed in Jones County
Here are two ways you can help Jones County NC recover from Hurricane Florence.
Neuse Sport Shop update with CEO Russell Rhodes
Neuse Sport Shop CEO Russell Rhodes explains the restoration process and how the Hurricane Matthew experience is helping them this week.
Videos: Two major Lenoir County thoroughfares open
Thanks to two posts in our WeReport NeuseNews.com Facebook Group yesterday, Neuse News learned of major thoroughfares opening in our community.
Hurricane Florence recovery update 9/24/2018
Jones, Duplin, Lenoir and Greene County updates
Red Cross schedules blood drive for October 5th
Over the coming days and weeks we are going to see a tremendous need for support. More than 170 blood drives have been forced to cancel through this week due to Hurricane Florence, resulting in more than 4,600 uncollected blood and platelet donations.
Water contamination could pose serious health issues
As the waters from Hurricane Florence recede, a new health and environment threat may emerge across Eastern North Carolina.
Southern Baptist organization feeding thousands in Kinston
A relief effort at First Baptist Church in Kinston has been ongoing on since Hurricane Florence ravaged the region last week.
Florence Recovery Team: Ready to Spring into Action
A team which earned its wings courtesy of Hurricane Matthew is primed to help local victims of Hurricane Florence.
WeCare NeuseNews - Neighbors Serving Neighbors
Help us make sure that we've listed all the ways, and the organizations responsible, we can help our neighbors as we begin the recovery phase of Hurricane Florence. Based on your feedback, we've been compiling some resources for our area. It's quite possible that we've missed some things. Please visit www.neusenews.com/wecare.
Farmer’s Market to serve as a collection point today for flood victims, especially children, at the LCC shelter.
Today beginning at 10:00 AM there will be a collection point at the market for new or gently used toys, books and games to be given to the children at the LCC shelter for flood victims.
Junious Smith III column: A brief window of normalcy
It might've seemed trivial to cover a volleyball game this week, but it brought a bit of normalcy.
Hog Farming is a part of NC's ecosystem
North Carolina is the second largest producer of hogs in the United States, with more than two million pigs in Duplin County alone. According to the North Carolina Pork Council, hogs are a $2.9 billion industry in the state, accounting for 46,000 jobs.
Arendell Parrott uses big run to defeat Southampton Academy
With a run of 34 straight points, Arendell Parrott shrugged off an early deficit to defeat Southampton Academy 42-22 Friday on the road.
BREAKING: Neuse River at Kinston Reaches 3rd Highest Crest - 8:31 PM on Friday, Sept 21st
UPDATED: As of 8:31 PM on Friday, September 21st the Neuse River at Kinston, according to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, has crested at 25.8 feet, which is a Major Flood. This is now the third highest crest at the Neuse River at Kinston’s history and the second Major Flood in 23 months.