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The City of Kinston is looking for its third police chief since 2020, and they may not have to look far.
In October, former Kinston Police Chief Jenee Spencer retired and left a vacancy. Major Keith Goyette was asked to step into the role as interim chief until the position could be filled. City manager Rhonda Barwick has started a nationwide search for Kinston’s next police chief.
The main impact from Nicole will be the threat for a few tornadoes and severe wind gusts in thunderstorms, as outer bands from the storm move through the area.
Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy has "A Conversation with... Lenoir County Commissioners Chair Linda Rouse Sutton." They discuss the recent employee pay study, the history and future of the 1/4 cent sales tax, and more.
Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy has "A Conversation with... LCPS Board member-Elect Michelle Davis Cash". They discuss why she ran for a seat, what it means to have a mother on the board, and more.
Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy has "A Conversation with... Pink Hill Mayor Yvonne Deatherage". They discuss the recent challenges in Pink Hill and how she hopes to move forward.
On November 12th and 13th, the Jones county Herritage Festival is coming to the Jones County Fairgrounds and Brock Mill in Trenton.
The creative team behind Lenoir Community College’s presentation of A Christmas Carol – A New Musical is hard at work to bring this musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel to life on stage. This production is an excellent way to start the holiday season with a 13-piece orchestra and 38-member cast.
On February 24, 2022, Jackie Rogers filed to be a candidate for Lenoir County Sheriff. Last night, the voters of Lenoir County made their choice, naming Rogers as their sheriff-elect. With more than 30 years in law enforcement, Rogers platformed on making Lenoir County a safer place to live and raise families.
The latest changes with this briefing are to lower expected rainfall amounts, but increase the severe threat, mainly in the form of isolated tornadoes for Friday.
Congratulations to the following Greene County Middle School students:
The stage is set and actors are preparing for Lenoir Community College’s production of A Christmas Carol ~ A New Musical, in partnership with the LCC Foundation and Fine Arts Department. The presentation will be November 11, 12, 18, and 19 at 7:30 p.m., and November 13 and 20 at 3 p.m. in the Briley Auditorium on LCC’s campus.
The science fiction pioneer H.G. Wells once observed that “human history is, in essence, a history of ideas.” This is a wise observation — and it speaks to the political debates we’ve been having here in North Carolina.
Tonight, Neuse News will hold our annual Facebook Live election night coverage at 7:30. Hosted by Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy and correspondent Catherine Hardee, the Facebook Live event will provide up-to-minute election results and share previews of upcoming interviews with Mayor Yvonne Deatherage of Pink Hill, Lenoir County Commissioners Chair Linda Rouse Sutton, and soon to be LCPS school board member-elect Michelle Davis Cash.
The Snow Hill NC Police Department needs your help to identify a suspect from a larceny that occurred at the ABC store in town.
Get ready for the holiday season this November as Lenoir Community College presents A Christmas Carol ~ A New Musical, in partnership with the LCC Foundation and Fine Arts Department. Coming to the stage in LCC’s newly renovated Briley Auditorium November 11 – 20, this show is sure to put everyone into the holiday spirit.
Lenoir Community College presents A Christmas Carol ~ A New Musical, in partnership with the LCC Foundation and Fine Arts Department November 11, 12, 18, and 19 at 7:30 p.m., and November 13 and 20 at 3 p.m. in the Briley Auditorium on LCC’s campus.
The NC Network for Fair, Safe and Secure elections is pleased to note that more than 2.1 million people (including 819,553 Democrats, 673,117 Republicans, and 649,483 Unaffiliated) have voted in NC during the early voting period, at 359 polling locations, without any major incidents or disruptions. That number represents almost 29% of registered voters.
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