Saturday morning, you may have noticed construction work going on near the Make A Difference Food Pantry as members of the Potters Baseball Team came to Mount Olive to lend a helping hand around town. Due to COVID-19, only seven members of the team were allowed to come with several of their coaches. The seven…… read more »
Mount Olive will need a new Town Manager. After nearly 15 years with the town, Mount Olive Town Manager Charles Brown has announced his retirement. Brown’s retirement was effective Monday, July 13, and the Mount Olive Town Commissioners accepted his retirement at Monday’s regular meeting. In a written statement, Brown says having recently passed his…… read more »
Recently, the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a planning session for chamber board members, Mount Olive administrators and Mount Olive town board members. The group gathered in Mount Olive’s historic train depot and discussed partnerships between the three entities. Julie Beck, Mount Olive Chamber president stated, “This was a great opportunity to bring…… read more »
In response to recent events in our country, the Town of Mount Olive is inviting residents to come together as a community to pray for peace and healing. A prayer vigil will be held in the courtyard of Mount Olive Town Hall located at 114 E. James Street, Mount Olive on Monday, June 8th, at…… read more »
The Mount Olive town offices received a makeover Thursday from employees of Convenient Glass Service of Goldsboro. The town decided to put in safety barriers into their offices at the Mount Olive Town Hall. The barriers will help to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and give the employees a safer working environment.… read more »
The Town of Mount Olive hosted another parade for graduating high school seniors this past Tuesday. Seniors from Spring Creek and North Duplin high schools, as well as graduates from area private schools were encouraged to participate. Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce President Julie Beck came up with the idea about a month ago and…… read more »
Mount Olive Town Commissioner Vicky Darden and other officials took time out on Thursday to serve up lunch to all town employees. The meal was provided by the Pizza Village of Mount Olive. The lunch was served at the Old Train Depot to thank the town employees for their hard work and and dedication to…… read more »
