The handicap parking sign has gotten a makeover.
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HOPE Prep is coming to Kinston
Organizers of a potential new Christian education school in Kinston met Friday.
APA students attend N.C. Supreme Court session
APA students traveled to Greenville to attend a special event.
Lidl is leaving Kinston
A grocery store that has only been in Kinston almost two years has announced it is closing next month.
UNC Lenoir CEO embraces new role
Robert Enders had the interim tag taken off last month, as he will continue to serve as UNC Lenoir Health Care’s CEO.
Restored building to host art show
The building at the corner of Blount and Mitchell Streets features a newly painted mural, and will host a Pop-Up Art Show on Saturday evening.
Farmer's market update for 5-18-2019
Free range eggs, fresh broccoli, strawberries, new potatoes, carrots, radishes, snow peas, sugar snap peas and more.
Day In The Park set for Saturday at Bill Fay
A popular event hasn’t occurred in Kinston in roughly a decade, but it’s back and slated for May 18 at Bill Fay Park.
Frink students participate in personal finance event
Students at Frink Middle School learned about personal finance on Wednesday.
Jones County Schools hold annual gala
Jones County Schools recently announced its teacher and principal of the year.
Collision with driver, KPD vehicle occurred off MLK Blvd.
A collision took place Wednesday at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. between a citizen and Kinston Police Department officer.
Pink Hill to hold RoseFest Saturday
Pink Hill has its annual RoseFest Saturday, with a kickoff event set for Friday.
Lenoir/Greene United Way welcomes new partner agency
Hope Restorations is partnering with Lenoir/Greene United Way and will be operating its ‘House of Hope’ ministries at the facility.
City of Goldsboro set to host Career Fair
The City of Goldsboro’s will host a career fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Goldsboro Event Center.
Memorial service service held to honor fallen officers
The Kinston-Lenoir County Peace Officers Memorial Service honored law enforcement offers who paid the ultimate sacrifice keeping the area safe.
Maysville town manager earns prestigious honor
Schumata Brown became the first Jones County government official to graduate an important course in Raleigh — and was named the top participant.
Downtown street closures set for Monday
As the Queen Street Streetscape Project is nearing its final stages, streets in the area will be closed for approximately four to six weeks, starting Monday.
Kinston Elks Lodge sponsors local T-ball team
Kinston Elks Lodge No. 740 sponsored its first T-ball team recently, with the Banks Bobcats being the recipient of uniforms and caps.
Local emergency service heroes to hold banquet
A night of fellowship for Kinston/Lenoir County Emergency Services is coming soon.
City Council hears plans for Hardee Road and Lenoir Avenue repairs
Kinston City Council received updates on road repair plans and discussed ordinances concerning food trucks and golf carts.