Atlantic Casualty Insurance Company, a leading commercial insurance provider, has over 20 University of Mount Olive alumni among its 180 Goldsboro-based employees.… read more »
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Atlantic Casualty Insurance Company Celebrates Strong Ties With UMO
Foundation of WCC Announces Spring Arts and Humanities Series
The Foundation of Wayne Community College has announced its spring Arts and Humanities lectures set for each Monday in March.
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Resident Injured in Sunday Night Fire
At approximately 8:43 p.m. on Sunday, Goldsboro Fire Department units responded to a reported structure fire at 108 S. Slocumb St.… read more »
Annual St. Baldrick’s Event Being Held Mar. 22
The annual St. Baldrick’s Cuts-For-Cures event is being held at 2 p.m. on Mar. 22 at the Hub in downtown Goldsboro. … read more »
UMO Battles in loss to No. 15 Newberry
MOUNT OLIVE (Feb. 22) – Despite a highly competitive first half of play on Saturday, the University of Mount Olive men’s lacrosse team was defeated by a 12-6 margin against No. 15 ranked Newberry in a non-conference matchup at Ray McDonald Sr. Sports Complex.… read more »
Mount Olive Holds Annual Black History Parade
MOUNT OLIVE — Mount Olive held its annual Black History parade on Saturday afternoon. … read more »
United Way of Wayne County Hosting Annual Meeting on Tuesday
The United Way of Wayne County is inviting the community to join in celebrating a historic milestone at its Annual Meeting at 8 a.m. on Feb. 25 at First Baptist Church of Goldsboro, at 125 S. John St.… read more »
Bell Supports Bill That Would Protect Land Near Military Bases
(The Center Square) – Representative John Bell, R-Wayne, was one of four Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly who filed a bill this week that aims to ban foreign enemies from buying farmland in North Carolina amid reports of growing foreign investments in US agricultural land and the systems used to collect.… read more »
Goldsboro Receives Grant From Governor for Union Station Project
Goldsboro received one of 13 grants as Governor Josh Stein announced on Friday that the Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved rantg requests to local governments totaling $9,627,500.… read more »
From Struggles to Success: UMO Student’s Journey to Becoming an Educator
CHINQUAPIN — For University of Mount Olive student and Chinquapin resident Brittney Gilbert, the path to higher education has been anything but traditional.… read more »
