After spending six hours on Monday recounting every ballot cast in the Goldsboro Mayoral Race, the Wayne County Board of Elections announced the results did not change. … read more »
Category Archives: Local News
United Way Hosting Fair Share Finale
The United Way of Wayne County is hosting the finale of its Fair Share Challenge on Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Arts Council of Wayne County. … read more »
WCPS Students to Sing in Choral Showcase
Wayne County Public Schools students will spread holiday cheer through festive songs and melodies at the annual district-wide Choral Showcase, with performances spanning over three nights, Nov. 28-30 at the Goldsboro High School auditorium.
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GPD Responds to Monday Morning Shooting
On Monday at approximately 3:38 a.m., officers with the Goldsboro Police Department responded to the 900 block of Fairview Circle following a ShotSpotter alert and a dispatch for a report of a shooting.… read more »
WCCAEOP Hosting Christmas Toy Drive
The Wayne Community College Association of Educational Office Professionals (WCCAEOP) will collect and donate Christmas gifts for children in the foster care system in Wayne County.… read more »
Recount for Goldsboro Mayoral Race to be Held on Monday
The recount is being held on Monday at the Wayne County Board of Elections office at 309 East Chestnut Street in Goldsboro. The public can view the recount on Zoom by using: … read more »
Seven Springs Celebrates Annual Tree Lighting
SEVEN SPRINGS — The Town of Seven Springs celebrated its annual Christmas tree lighting on Nov. 26 at Granddaughters Community Center. … read more »
Kenansville Holds Christmas Parade
KENANSVILLE — The Kenansville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the Kenansville Christmas Parade on Nov. 25. … read more »
Goldsboro, Princeton Christmas Parades Set For Dec. 2
The City of Goldsboro and the Town of Princeton are both holding their respective Christmas parades on Dec. 2. … read more »
WCC Magazine, Students Win National Awards
Renaissance, Wayne Community College’s writers’ and artists’ magazine, and its student writers have been recognized by the Community College Humanities Association (CCHA) for the seventh consecutive year.… read more »
