Yarnell’s, a new restaurant serving freshly prepared breakfast and lunch, will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 22.
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Yarnell’s, a new restaurant serving freshly prepared breakfast and lunch, will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 22.
Our office has already reduced the retention period for Flock ALPR data from 90 to 30 days. We chose the 30-day period because it allows investigators to access information when needed for serious investigations, including homicides, missing persons, kidnapped children, and other major felony investigations, while limiting the amount of historical information retained.
State Representative Chris Humphrey (R – Lenoir, Greene, Jones) sent a letter today urging state and federal officials and major GPS navigation companies to address growing public safety concerns caused by motorists being routed onto rural secondary roads.
Christy Eubanks, whose leadership has put Northwest Elementary School in the spotlight for academic achievement, was named on Monday as the 2026-2027 Principal of the Year for Lenoir County Public Schools.
The Lenoir County Board of Commissioners denied a special use permit Monday for a proposed campground at 759 Cobb Road after nearby residents raised concerns about traffic, safety, drainage and the effect on the surrounding neighborhood.
Greene County commissioners heard concerns Monday from residents who urged the board to consider a moratorium on data centers, citing questions about farmland, water, power use and a possible project near Burnett Road.
We received several reports this afternoon regarding water discoloration at the Lenoir County Detention Facility.
On Sunday, July 16, 2026, Deputy Harrelson and his K-9 partner, Fuse, completed their shift at 6:00pm and returned home for the evening.
Neuse News is launching Google Ad-Free, a new membership that removes Google advertising for signed-in members. While NeuseNews.com remains free for everyone, members simply get a cleaner read and directly support local coverage of Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties.
Jones County officials, historical organizations and community members gathered Monday, Aug. 17, at the Jones County Courthouse for a ribbon-cutting and unveiling ceremony recognizing three new historical markers tied to Revolutionary War events in the county.
Robert (Bobby) Ray Dail, Jr., 86, of Deep Run passed away at home in the afternoon hours of Saturday, August 15, 2026. Funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, August 23, 2026 at Garner Funeral Home with Pastor Jimmy Sowers officiating. Visitation will follow the funeral service.
The Lenoir County Development Alliance unveiled its new economic development strategic plan Monday during a lunch event at the Aviation Center for Excellence at Lenoir Community College.
North Carolina is moving toward allowing residents to carry a digital version of their driver license on a mobile device as part of a broader effort to modernize the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles.
Three years ago, the N.C. State Master Gardeners started the Lenoir County Children’s Garden near the museum at the Richard Caswell Memorial at 2612 West Vernon Avenue in Kinston.
The following restaurant inspections were conducted by the Lenoir County Health Department:
The following is a list of people who have recently passed away in Lenoir County:
The Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the promotions of four dedicated members of our agency. Each has demonstrated a strong commitment to public service, leadership, and the citizens of Lenoir County throughout their careers.
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
Saturday's vendor lineup includes Robin's Nest, B&B Eggs, TJ Designs, TC Smith, Julie Babbin, Holy Granola, and Rodney “Pork Skin Man.”
In response to concerns from the community and the Kinston Housing Authority, KPD officers conducted high-visibility patrols in and around public housing communities last night. Those patrols led to the following:
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