Goldsboro, N.C. — Music lovers in Wayne County are in for a treat as Wayne Community College’s Bison Community Concert Band presents its annual spring concert on Thursday, May 8 at 7 p.m. The performance will take place in Moffatt Auditorium inside the Wayne Learning Center—the college’s main building, easily recognized by the flag poles…… read more »
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Wayne Community College’s Bison Community Concert Band to Host Free Spring Performance
NCDOT Highlights Work Zone Safety and Launches New Enforcement Program During National Awareness Week
Raleigh, N.C. — This week, the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) spotlighted work zone safety through two major initiatives—hosting the national kickoff of National Work Zone Awareness Week and expanding the HAWKS Program, a law enforcement initiative to protect workers and drivers in construction zones. National Work Zone Awareness Week Kicks Off in Raleigh…… read more »
Walmart Unveils Major Investment in North Carolina Stores, Associates, and Communities in 2025
Raleigh, N.C. — On Thursday, Walmart strengthened its footprint in North Carolina with a sweeping investment plan in 2025 that includes remodeling 41 stores, enhancing associate opportunities, and expanding community support efforts. The announcement reinforces Walmart’s continued commitment to being the state’s most accessible and community-driven shopping destination. “Our stores often serve as the heartbeat…… read more »
Congressman Don Davis Visits ICE Detention Facility in Georgia Amid Ongoing Immigration System Review
Lumpkin, G.A. — Congressman Don Davis continued his efforts to assess the U.S. immigration detention system with a visit to the Stewart ICE Detention Facility in Lumpkin, Georgia on Thursday, April 24. This marks the third ICE facility the North Carolina congressman has toured in 2025, following earlier visits to the Alamance County ICE Detention…… read more »
Stephen Evangelista Appointed Deputy Commissioner for Operations at the Social Security Administration
Washington, D.C. — The Social Security Administration (SSA) has officially appointed Stephen Evangelista as Deputy Commissioner for the Office of Operations, the agency announced today. In his new role, Evangelista will oversee one of the largest operational components in the federal government—managing a nationwide network of more than 1,200 field offices and 23 teleservice centers…… read more »
Memorial Service to Honor K9 Lark at Wayne Community College
Goldsboro, N.C. — A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, April 29th at 9:00 a.m. at Wayne Community College in honor and memory of K9 Lark, a dedicated service dog who served alongside local first responders. The funeral and memorial event will take place at the First Responders Memorial located at 3000 Wayne Memorial…… read more »
Mount Olive Pickle Festival Draws Thousands in Celebration of Local Flavor and History
Mount Olive, N.C. — The town of Mount Olive was buzzing with energy on Saturday as locals and visitors packed the streets for the annual Mount Olive Pickle Festival — a long-standing tradition that continues to grow in both size and spirit. With live music echoing through the town and the unmistakable crunch of pickles…… read more »
Social Security Administration Reinstates National Social Security Month, Emphasizing Customer Service and Efficiency
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Social Security Administration (SSA) has officially reinstated National Social Security Month, a public awareness campaign aimed at helping Americans access their benefits. After a five-year hiatus, the observance will once again take place every April, with this year’s outreach efforts extended through August 14 to coincide with the 90th anniversary of…… read more »
Labor Commissioner Luke Farley Denounces Court Ruling in Stein v. Hall, Warns of “Dangerous Precedent”
Raleigh, NC — On Thursday, North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley issued a strong rebuke of a recent court ruling in Stein v. Hall, Berger, & Boliek, calling the decision an “abysmal” interpretation of constitutional law that threatens the independence of the state’s elected executive officers. In a statement released Wednesday, Farley criticized the ruling…… read more »
North Carolina Pickle Festival Kicks Off with Food, Fun, and Festivities in Mount Olive
Mount Olive, N.C. — The streets of downtown Mount Olive were buzzing with energy Friday night as the North Carolina Pickle Festival officially kicked off, bringing together locals and visitors for a lively evening of food, music, and family-friendly fun. As vendors arrived throughout the evening to set up their booths, festival goers were already…… read more »
