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Janice Head Kornegay, 73, a Mount Olive attorney who practiced as Janice S. Head, P.A., passed away Jan. 3, 2025.
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One wouldn’t argue if organizers of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Winter Classic changed its annual boys’ basketball holiday tournament to … oh, let’s say … the Wayne Country Day Invitational.
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Steve Herring has 45 years of community journalism experience and is an award-winning photographer and reporter having covered a wide range of topics from local mother-daughter tea parties to national politics.
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CALYPSO — Once rivals on the Carolina 1A Conference scene for nearly two decades, North Duplin and Spring Creek wrapped up their regular-season series on the hardwood Friday evening.
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MOUNT OLIVE — University of Mount Olive senior Hannah Loftin has been selected as the 2024 National Brown Swiss Youth Ambassador. This prestigious honor recognizes Loftin’s dedication to agriculture and her commitment to youth education.
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Seven Springs will kick off the Christmas parade season when it holds its annual Yule march this Saturday at 3 p.m. followed by the Mount Olive Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 7, and the Calypso parade on Saturday, Dec. 14.
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CALYPSO — Once rivals on the Carolina 1A Conference scene for nearly two decades, North Duplin and Spring Creek wrapped up their regular-season series on the hardwood Friday evening.
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Hugh F. Oates, Jr., 74, passed away peacefully in his sleep at his Cape Coral home surrounded by his family on December 16, 2023. Hugh was born November 20, 1949, in Mount Olive, North Carolina to Hugh F. Oates, Sr. and Doris Oates.
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When Natasha Robinson steps inside the Sprinter van that houses the Wayne County Public Library’s mobile unit, she heads straight for the children’s section, plops down on the floor, and sits cross-legged, browsing the book titles in front of her.
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The preamble to the U.S Constitution begins with “We the people,” unfortunately the people’s ignorance and lack of understanding of the document have them making decisions based on potentially biased and misleading soundbites and social media, said retired U.S. Army Col. Kenneth Sullivan.