LA GRANGE — With more than 26 years of experience in building inspection and code enforcement, Cindy Motsko says she’s ready to put her expertise to work for the residents of La Grange as a candidate for Town Council.
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Bradfest returns to Kinston for third annual celebration of art and unity
Bradfest is preparing for a large turnout at its third annual festival, continuing its mission to unite the community through music and art.
Canadian Rehabilitation Equipment Manufacturer Selects Lenoir County for U.S. Expansion
(RALEIGH) Today, Governor Josh Stein announced Cardon Rehabilitation & Medical Equipment USA, LLC, a manufacturer of customizable powered treatment tables and exercise equipment, will add 20 new jobs in Lenoir County. The company will invest more than $4 million to establish its U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in Kinston.
Anthony Hall: Focused on Revitalization, Affordable Housing, and Transparency in La Grange
LA GRANGE — Current Town Councilman Anthony Hall is seeking another term on the La Grange Town Council, emphasizing a platform built on economic growth, transparency, and community collaboration. Hall, a longtime civic leader and active voice in local affairs, says his motivation to serve began nearly two decades ago — and continues to be driven by a desire to see La Grange thrive.
Early voting for North Carolina’s 2025 municipal elections begins Thursday, Oct. 16
Early voting for North Carolina’s 2025 municipal elections begins Thursday, Oct. 16, giving residents of Lenoir and Greene counties the opportunity to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Governor Stein announces Judco Manufacturing Relocating Headquarters to Greene County
Snow Hill, NC – Governor Josh Stein, joined by the Greene County Board of Commissioners, the NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region, and the Greene County Economic Development Partnership, announced today that Judco Manufacturing will relocate its corporate headquarters and research and development operations from California to Greene County, North Carolina.
Bradfest Returns to Kinston for a Third Year of Music and Community
Three years in the making and still going strong, Bradfest returns to Kinston this Saturday from 12:00 pm until 8:00 pm with a celebration of music, art and community unity.
Speaker appointments to the House Select Committee on redistricting
Speaker Hall has made the following appointments:
R. Dylan Potter: Young Nurse Aims to Bring Growth, Transparency, and Revitalization to Snow Hill
At just 26 years old, R. Dylan Potter is among the youngest candidates seeking election to the Snow Hill Town Commission this year. A lifelong Greene County resident and registered nurse, Potter says his decision to run stems from a deep commitment to community growth, transparency, and opportunity for the next generation.
UNC Health Lenoir’s Sports Medicine Team Keeps Eastern NC Moving
Whether it’s a high school athlete, a weekend runner, or someone getting back on their feet after an injury, UNC Health Lenoir’s Orthopedics and Sports Medicine team has become a trusted destination for advanced, local care.
NC leaders call for compassion and collaboration in fight against addiction at LCC conference
North Carolina’s First Lady Anna Stein and Attorney General Jeff Jackson brought messages of compassion, evidence-based treatment, and partnership to Lenoir Community College on Tuesday, where community leaders, recovery advocates, and health professionals gathered for the third annual Recovery Together ENC Conference.
Airport Road to reopen on Friday
The long-term road closure on SR-1578 (Airport Road) near Herritage Street in Kinston is set to end on October 17 at 5:00 PM.
The Sound of Music takes center stage at LCC with timeless songs and local talent
The Sound of Music sweeps onto the Turner Stage with a story of courage, joy, and the healing power of song. Follow Maria, a free-spirited governess whose love of music transforms the von Trapp family as they discover hope and harmony in uncertain times. With beloved classics like “Do-Re-Mi,” “My Favorite Things,” and “Edelweiss,” this production invites audiences of all ages to rediscover a timeless favorite filled with heart, humor, and soaring melodies.
Greene County Commissioners Highlight Community Values with Focus on Youth, Infrastructure, and Leadership
On Monday, October 6, 2025, at 10:00 AM, the Greene County Board of Commissioners met at the Greene County Operations Center for a session reflecting the community’s spirit in this rural North Carolina county. The meeting focused on youth development, infrastructure planning, and recognizing local leadership.
Lenoir County death notices
The following is a list of people who have recently passed away in Lenoir County:
Road closure scheduled for pipe replacement near Kinston
Lenoir Maintenance has scheduled a pipe/crossline Replacement on Hillcrest Rd on Tuesday Oct 14th 2025 at 8:00 AM.
Salon 408 & Co continues to grow in downtown Kinston
After years of building her reputation as a nail technician, Alexis Carter turned a dream into reality by purchasing and revitalizing Salon 408 & Co in the heart of downtown Kinston.
Mike Parker: ‘Breakfast on the Boat’ set for Oct. 18
Saturday, October 18, will be an event-packed day. When Mother Earth Brewing established the Ironclad Races Half-Marathon in 2015, representatives of Mother Earth Brewing and the CSS Neuse Foundation decided to collaborate to make the day special. The Neuse Foundation would host “Breakfast on the Boat” while runners were beginning the 13.1-mile half-marathon run.
Superintendent Reflects on First 100 Days: “Listening, Learning, and Leading Greene County Forward”
When Dr. Rodney McNeill stepped into his role as Superintendent of Greene County Schools this summer, he brought with him not only nearly two decades of educational experience but also a deep personal connection.
Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds: