Monthly Archives: January 2021

Athletes Of The Week: Tyrese Whitley

Athletes Of The Week: Tyrese Whitley

Early in his basketball career, when Tyrese Whitley missed a couple of shots, he was sometimes hesitant to shoot the next time he got the ball. Now a senior at Princeton High School, Whitley has evolved as a player, and his shot has become even purer over the years. Now, whether he is 9 for…read more »

Athletes Of The Week: Carly Court

Athletes Of The Week: Carly Court

For Goldsboro’s Carly Court, running at a high level comes down to a few ingredients. The sophomore first must put in the work outside of the cross country meets because, without training, nothing is possible in the most critical moments. Second, she must believe in herself. Running a race is a physical challenge, but a…read more »

Suspect Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Juvenile

Suspect Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Juvenile

On October 17th of 2020, a report was filed regarding a juvenile victim alleging that a known suspect had sexually assaulted her. During the Goldsboro Police Department’s investigation, 30-year-old Reginald Teachey, Jr. of Goldsboro was identified as the suspect. A warrant was obtained for Teachey for Indecent Liberties with a Child. Teachey was arrested by…read more »

WCC Providing Accelerated Health Professional Training

WCC Providing Accelerated Health Professional Training

In response to the demand for additional medical personnel, Wayne Community College is adding accelerated nurse aide and phlebotomist training this spring. The courses will run March to May and prepare students to take certification exams. The Certified Nursing Assistant course introduces basic skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents, or clients in…read more »

Young To Serve On UMO Board Of Trustees

Young To Serve On UMO Board Of Trustees

Charlie B. Young of Selma has been appointed to the University of Mount Olive Board of Trustees. “Charlie Young brings to the Board an impressive business record,” said UMO President Dr. H. Edward Croom. “He has demonstrated keen insight and an entrepreneurial spirit in managing his business interests. With his love of people and the…read more »

It’s A Big DILL: 95th Anniversary For Mt. Olive Pickle!

It’s A Big DILL: 95th Anniversary For Mt. Olive Pickle!

Fans today can enjoy a crisp Mt. Olive Pickle thanks to the forward-thinking business leaders of the North Carolina town of Mount Olive back in 1926. That’s right: America’s favorite pickle company is 95 years old. “We are still here and going strong 95 years later.” In the early 1920s, several large produce markets in…read more »

North Carolina News – January 28

North Carolina News – January 28

DEPUTY STANDOFF-ASSAULT Sheriff: Ex-deputy arrested, charged after 4-hour standoff WAKE FOREST, N.C. (AP) — Officials say a former North Carolina deputy accused of assaulting his wife was arrested after a four-hour standoff with authorities. The Wake County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were attempting to serve Brad Woodlief with a warrant and a restraining order Wednesday…read more »

Girls Basketball: Southern Wayne Prevails On Senior Night (PHOTO GALLERY)

Girls Basketball: Southern Wayne Prevails On Senior Night (PHOTO GALLERY)

Southern Wayne got to celebrate senior night with a win against rival Eastern Wayne, but getting the victory was not easy for the Saints. The Saints built up an early double-digit lead, but Eastern Wayne cut the deficit down to eight points. However, the Saints mustered up plenty of will and determination and hung on…read more »

2nd Suspect Charged In Connection To August Homicide

2nd Suspect Charged In Connection To August Homicide

On August 1, 2020, Goldsboro Police officers responded to the 200 block of Winslow Circle to investigate a report of a shooting. Upon their arrival, they found a subject identified as 19-year-old Costello Zyan Reese of Goldsboro suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. Reese was transported to Wayne UNC Health Care by ambulance. He later…read more »

Rep. Bell Files Bill To Fund New ECU Brody School Of Medicine

Rep. Bell Files Bill To Fund New ECU Brody School Of Medicine

– From the Office of Rep. John Bell – On the first day of bill filling, House Majority Leader John Bell (R-Wayne) filed legislation (HB 6) to provide $215 million for the construction of a new Brody School of Medicine facility at East Carolina University. He was joined by primary bill sponsors Speaker of the…read more »

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