On Dec. 27, Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Patrol “B” Shift responded to a shooting into an occupied vehicle in the Southern end of the county.… read more »
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Two Arrested for Firing Into an Occupied Vehicle
UMO Named Safest College Campus in North Carolina
MOUNT OLIVE — The University of Mount Olive has once again earned the distinction of being the Safest College Campus in North Carolina according to Niche’s 2025 Safest College Campuses rankings.… read more »
WCSO Arrests Murder Suspect in Goldsboro
On Sunday, a deputy with the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division located a stolen vehicle that was in the parking lot of 2707 N William Street.… read more »
Town of Mount Olive Manager Fired
MOUNT OLIVE — Town of Mount Olive Town Manager Jamie Royal was fired on Monday night during a closed session meeting. … read more »
PET OF THE WEEK: Bubbles
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This week’s WGBR Pet of the Week proudly sponsored by Jackson & Sons is an adorable and lovable dog named Bubbles. Bubbles is a one-year-old male Terrier, Pit Bull mix with a striking black coat and a cute white bib that makes him stand out from the crowd. He’s a sweet, affectionate pup who has…… read more »
WCC’s Garon Earns Certified Nurse Educator Credential
Wayne Community College Nursing Department Chair Michelle Garon has successfully passed the examination to become a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE).… read more »
City of Goldsboro Offices to be Closed on Monday
The City of Goldsboro offices will be closed on Monday in observance of in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.… read more »
Annual UMO Church Night Basketball Games set for Feb. 1
MOUNT OLIVE — The annual University of Mount Olive Church Night Basketball Games will be held on Feb. 1 at Kornegay Arena.… read more »
United Way of Wayne County Announces 2024 Community Campaign Results
The United Way of Wayne County’s (UWWC) 2024 Community Campaign officially wrapped up on December 31.… read more »
WCC Offering two Pre-Apprenticeship Academies This Summer
The Southeastern Education and Economic Development (SEED) initiative is offering two pre-apprenticeship academies at Wayne Community College this summer for students interested in industrial systems and agricultural science.
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