Cures for the Colors survivor banquet to honor, celebrate cancer warriors
GOLDSBORO — Southeastern Cancer Care, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals battling cancer, is excited to announce the upcoming Cures for the Colors Survivor Banquet on Saturday, June 22, at the Maxwell Center in Goldsboro.
WCC’s Global Scholars leaders present at conference
GOLDSBORO — Two Wayne Community College employees recently presented at the annual conference of the North Carolina Association of International Educators (NCAIE) held at Appalachian State University.
Pickle Festival draws record crowd with mix of new activities and old favorites
The 38th annual North Carolina Pickle Festival is in the books. Pickle lovers from near and far crowded downtown Mount Olive Friday evening, April 26, and throughout the day Saturday, April 27, taking in all things pickle — food, costumes, and merchandise — and enjoying lots of non-pickle-related events and entertainment, as well.
WCC’s Global Scholars leaders present at conference
GOLDSBORO — Two Wayne Community College employees recently presented at the annual conference of the North Carolina Association of International Educators (NCAIE) held at Appalachian State University.
WCC graduates truck driver class
GOLDSBORO – Wayne Community College has graduated its next class of truck drivers.
WCC spring Fine Arts Festival Thursday
GOLDSBORO – Wayne Community College will hold a spring Fine Arts Festival to showcase the artistic talents of its students on Thursday, beginning at 6 p.m.
N.C. Pickle Festival provided much to relish
Pickle juice. Lots and lots of pickle juice. That is what Miranda Welch said she was going to need following her nearly five-hour journey from Bessemer City with two excited 8-year-olds primed for their first N.C. Pickle Festival.
Faison, Dudley students among UMO scholarship recipients
Several Wayne County students were recognized for their achievements at the University of Mount Olive’s Annual Awards Ceremony. Among those receiving awards were: