Community Invited to Share Special Messages of Thanks for Local Veterans
WAYNE COUNTY, N.C. — Wayne County and surrounding communities will pause Wednesday, Nov. 11, to honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces as the nation celebrates Veterans Day.
The holiday recognizes U.S. military veterans for their service, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting the freedoms Americans enjoy today.
Across Wayne County, ceremonies, parades, and community events are being held to recognize local veterans, including the annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Goldsboro on Wednesday, Nov. 11, beginning at 11:11 a.m.
Many local government offices, schools, banks, and the U.S. Postal Service will also be closed Wednesday in observance of the holiday.
Share Your Thoughts: What Does Veterans Day Mean to You?
As the community prepares to honor those who have served, Goldsboro Daily News is inviting residents to share their thoughts, personal reflections, and messages of appreciation.
What does Veterans Day mean to you? Do you have a special message of thanks for a veteran, family member, friend, or fellow community member?
Whether you are a veteran reflecting on your years of service, a military family member, or simply someone who wants to express gratitude, we invite you to share your message.
Email your quote, along with your name and hometown, to gdnnews@curtismedia.com.
Selected messages may be featured in a special Veterans Day community roundup on GoldsboroDailyNews.com.
Veterans Day is an opportunity to remind those who served that their dedication and sacrifices are remembered and appreciated, not just on November 11, but throughout the year.
To all veterans, thank you for your service!
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