The following is a list of people who have recently passed away in Lenoir County:
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Jones County Schools and Jones County Career and Technical Education (CTE) hosts RISE
On December 19th, Jones County Schools and Jones County Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department hosted their first internship signing for their RISE (Real Investments in Student Experiences) Internship Program at the Jones County Board Of Education in Trenton.
Neuse News End of Year Review - August
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023. Court rules in favor of NC shrimpers and commercial fishermen — KPD announces arrest of wanted Goldsboro woman — New Store "Tarheel Trading Post" to open on October 1, 2023 — Kinston PD seeks Goldsboro resident in motor vehicle theft case — Cymply Popcorn Etc opens in Kinston.
Congressman Greg Murphy, M.D.: December updates from Eastern North Carolina and Washington, D.C.
Thank you for taking the time to read my most recent updates from Eastern North Carolina and Washington, D.C. As always, it remains a true honor and a privilege to represent you in Congress! If this email was forwarded to you, you can subscribe to my e-newsletter here.
Neuse News End of Year Review - July
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023. Catch 22: A family-owned seafood restaurant will open its doors Saturday — Beloved local sportswriter and family in need of our financial assistance — Governor Cooper Signs Bill into Law — Men arrested on meth charges following joint investigation — School board approves new principals for three LCPS elementary schools.
Mike Parker: Symbols of Christmas point to the Savior
The Christmas season is perhaps my favorite time of year. I love the music, the special holiday foods with their delicious aromas, the brightly decorated Christmas trees, and the candles adorning windows. Some yards come to life with the lights of Christmas.
Neuse News End of Year Review - June
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023.
Theresa Parker Pierce: One Boomer's Christmas
Christmas in the 1950s-1960s was magical for me in downtown Kinston, North Carolina. They called it, “The Magic Mile.” This was before malls and shopping centers. Downtown included everything! Each store went all out to decorate more elaborately than their neighbor.
Lenoir County Planning and Inspections to launch new service
The Lenoir County Planning and Inspections Department will be launching a new service in the New Year.
Neuse News End of Year Review - May
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023.
Support Local Journalism: Your Opportunity to Make a Difference
As we draw close to the end of 2023, we at Neuse News reflect on the year behind us, filled with stories that have shaped Lenoir, Jones, and Greene Counties. From covering local events to unearthing stories that matter to our community, we've strived to keep you informed every step of the way. But quality journalism is not a solo effort – it thrives on community support. That's why we're reaching out to you with a special appeal.
Construction Suspended for Holiday Travel
The N.C. Department of Transportation will suspend most construction activity on major highways to make travel easier during the upcoming holiday season. Most work along interstates, U.S. and key state routes will be suspended starting Friday morning and will resume Jan. 2, 2024.
Cooking with Tammy Kelly: Tried and True Christmas Food Favorites
This season it is all about traditions and memories, here is one way to save some of your Holiday memories. Every group of good friends have favorite food items they share during the Holidays. Often, they only show up at this time of year, not because they aren't delicious but because they symbolize the special occasion.
Neuse News End of Year Review - April
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023. Inmate and Woman Charged with Felony Narcotic Conspiracy — Tidal Wave Car Wash to replace former Golden Corral site — La Grange's newest wedding venue hosts grand opening celebration — KPD seeking public assistance in identifying suspects using counterfeit money — Kinston Police arrest three in major drug bust on West Washington Ave.
UScellular Donates $56,300 in Wireless Hotspots, Service to Kinston Community Health Center
To help provide equitable learning access and opportunities and keep local youth connected, UScellular has donated 50 wireless hotspots and two years of service to Kinston Community Health Center. The donations are worth $56,300 as part of the company’s After School Access Project.
Humphrey appointed to key legislative committees
Representative Chris Humphrey (R-Lenoir, Greene, Jones) has been appointed by House Speaker Tim Moore to serve on two key legislative committees for the 2023-24 interim period, as follows:
Neuse News End of Year Review - March
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023. Second Chance Thrift shop boss charged with skimming - North Carolina Approved to Continue P-EBT Food Assistance Benefits During the 2022-23 School Year - Governor Cooper Lets Two Bills Become Law - BREAKING: LCSO Officer-involved shooting on Saturday results in death - NLFR firefighter suffers injuries while completing fire truck inspections.
SWAT assists in capture of armed robbery suspects in Kinston
On Wednesday, December 20, 2023, at approximately 6 p.m., members of the Kinston Police Department responded to a residence on the 600 block of Terminal St. Kinston in reference to an Armed Robbery. Upon arrival, officers met with the victim, who advised that two unknown black males entered his residence and robbed him at gunpoint.
Dear Santa Letters: Jaime Moore's Third Grade Class - La Grange Elementary
Enjoy these letters to Santa from Jaime Moore's Third Grade Class at La Grange Elementary School.
Neuse News End of the Year review: February
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023.