Antonio ‘Chef Phill’ Phillips is a South Lenoir graduate who has been working on his cooking brand in Atlanta.
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Perry sworn in Thursday night
Numerous state and local officials were on hand as N.C. Sen. Jim Perry (R-Lenoir) took his ceremonial oath of office Thursday night.
LCC looking for part-time truck driving instructors
Are you a truck driver that wants to teach the next generation of drivers? If so, LCC wants to talk to you.
Ministry unites Queen Street Methodist, Southeast Elementary
A Kinston church has partnered with Southeast Elementary for nearly 20 years.
Arrest made in Monday's homicide; one suspect remains at large
A man charged in a homicide committed Monday in Kinston was arrested in Philadelphia today.
LCPS students get a taste of local history
This week, more than 700 fourth-graders from Lenoir County Public Schools are learning local history — thanks to Tands, Inc., and Bojangles’.
JLL looks to raise money, assist the community
An area youth organization needs community help to send members to a leadership conference.
Commissioners to discuss open manager job
Lenoir County Commissioners will meet Monday to discuss the open county manager position.
UNC Lenoir Health Care Names Jay Dennard as CEO
Jay Dennard will be the next CEO of UNC Lenoir Health Care. Dennard served as the administrator for Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville, Ga. for the past 10 years.
Upgrades to existing water system approved in Monday's City Council meeting
Monday’s Kinston City Council meeting was relatively quiet, with upgrades coming for the existing water system SCADA to Microcom.
Senator Perry to take oath of office Thursday
Senator Jim Perry will take his ceremonial oath of office Thursday evening in Goldsboro.
Dinners at the Herritage raise money for Mary's Kitchen
Local artist and marketing specialist Seraphim Smith has been the driving force toward dinners at the Herritage raising thousands of dollars for Mary’s Kitchen.
Caswell Center to hold 20th annual golf tournament May 2
The Caswell Center Foundation will host its 20th annual Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 2 at the Falling Creek Country Club.
Volunteers help identify 45 homeless in Lenoir County
Local organizations teamed up on Wednesday to identify the homeless population in Lenoir County.
Voting starts in U.S. Cellular's Black History Month art contest
You can vote for your favorite piece of art in a contest that benefits the Boys & Girls Club.
For love of the kids: Dawson is back where it all started
Joshua Dawson is a three-time state basketball champion at Kinston High School and a former Fayetteville State University star. His competitive drive and love of his hometown has brought him full circle back to Rochelle Middle School.
Farmer's Market Update - 2/2/2019
Here’s your weekly Farmers Market update.
Learn more about African-American soldiers in the Civil War
Area residents can learn more about African-Americans who took up arms during the Civil War on Saturday.
Neuse News numbers rise dramatically to end January
Neuse News’ reach has grown emphatically over the past two weeks with the help of avid readers and people interested in the product across the community.
North Lenoir alum is headed to Miss North Carolina competition
Jessica Lanier recently won a qualifying pageant to earn her way to the prestigious Miss North Carolina competition.