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Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Walking in Wayne
Fremont hikes taxes 15 cents to meet deficit
Mt. Olive downtown project boosted
Mental health agency delays plan to move employees
Barrett burns shoe leather to make his point
Court overturns judge; couple can sue over house
Fireworks over Wayne County
Three county schools receive honors
Town responds to alley lawsuit
Public records
Pikeville introduces new commissioner
Briefly
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Topping tobacco
City sues former councilmember, four others for junked-car removal
County attacking litterers
Budget bust -- no citizens, no quorum
Work begins on $4 million WCC building
Weekend-long Booze It and Lose it/Click It or Ticket campaign begins Wednesday
SBI investigates Mount Olive house fire
Public records
Mt. Olive sued over alley designation
Duplin postpones privatization of EMS
Briefly
Monday, June 28, 2004
Man pinned in accident
Busco Beach accident takes life of man, 19
Lamaze instructor donates kidney to son
Red Cross appeals for blood donors
Red Cross offers lightning, flood tips
Public records
OPINION -- If only ...
House in Mount Olive burns
Duplin economic development officials resigns
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Local legislators foresee slow budget talks
WCC expands student center
A little taste of home
Goldsboro Habitat gets boost from out of state
Public Records
Retired judge runs for Duplin school board
Briefly
Volunteer Wayne
TriCounty presents scholarships
Wayne County Court News
Student News
Riders raise $800 for McDonald House
Wayne piano students compete
Friday, June 25, 2004
It's a butterfly world
School cuts coming? Superintendent says funding order will cause reductions
Col. Holmes to take command of 4th Wing
Arts add green to North Carolina economy
Duplin County board considers contracting out EMS
Tom West to retire from county tax office
Children learn farm safety first hand
Clerk's audit finds minor flaw
Public records
Briefly
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Water travel
School finances uncertain, says official
Sager's goal to insure fiscal responsibility
Williams seeks open council seat
Hospital holds health careers summer camp
Public records
Briefly
Wayne Community College ground breaking set for Monday
Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Practice fire
School officials upset by vote on teacher pay
New hearing set for revised base zone
Council to launch nationwide search to replace city manager
Pikeville plans for Independence Day
Clock to be erected at college in memory of late mayor
Global TransPark board approves operating budget
Public Record
Briefly
Crime Stoppers call leads to bank robber's arrest
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
A day in the garden
City and county to buy land to protect base
Residents in targeted annexation area file court petition to block city
Council hires Finan as new city attorney
Break-ins solved
County orders schools to raise teacher pay but refuses to budget additional money for the increase
Mother of slain Chek 'n Go employee suing company officials
Gateway read to turn keys over to Apple Bus
Girl, 7, helps drive grandfather to hospital in frightening ride
Briefly
Public records
Duplin residents protest proposed tax increase
Princeton town board keeps tax rate but raises sewer, water rates
Potter's Wheel rebuilding after fire
Fur Bowl attracts crowd
Monday, June 21, 2004
Cooling off at the cliffs
Death rate for children drops; infant mortality edges higher
Corps of Engineers orders clean-up of debris; owner complying
Tobacco buyout plan pleases farmers
Stuart seeks vacant Goldsboro council seat
OPINION - Good ol' days?
Public records
Sunday, June 20, 2004
A game of horseshoes can make this Father's Day a happy one
Faith-based organization specializes in transforming lives
At Mount Olive bingo, favorite prizes are fellowship, fun
Blue marlin weighing 555 pounds brings victory at Big Rock
Mount Olive waits for land deal
Duplin schools hire consultant
Payment schedule for attorney on agenda
Public record
Coheley joins Mount Olive College as director
Friday, June 18, 2004
Wayne County tobacco
Edwards weighs in on Goldsboro schools
County sued over landfill bid
Woman dies, child hurt in wreck
Wayco Ham is Wayne's small business of year
Braswell, Minchew continue feud at county courthouse
Best submits name for vacant council seat
Plans for expanding City Hall stay on schedule, officials say
Briefly
Scout camp to begin
Public records
Wayne senior agency has new activities head
Group prepares to open day care
Thursday, June 17, 2004
Crops looking good
Public records
Briefly
Wednesday, June 16, 2004
Visiting Pelican
Budget hearing brings out few speakers
Squad spots large field of marijuana
Fremont residents may face bigger bills
Pelican turns Predator
Study takes pulse of county's health
City water quality meets requirements
Steps taken to insure money spent by Seymour Johnson AFB stays in Wayne
Briefly
Wing commander speaks at fundraiser
Public records
Princeton gets grant for town park
Eureka sewer bill seems to be correct
Tuesday, June 15, 2004
Young entrepreneurs
Grace period declared over for mobile home park compliance
No applicants yet for Goodman seat
Farmers to get their day at Aycock
Duplin County manager defends proposed budget
Calypso adopts budget
Eureka holds budget hearing
Nyaho performs free concert
Public records
Monday, June 14, 2004
Wayne's tax rate still lower than average
Convenience centers may become less so
Men charged in home invasion
School retirees recognized
Eight win teacher scholarships
Public records
Reminiscences
Sunday, June 13, 2004
Budget hearing Tuesday
Miniature Golf in China
Mosquito spraying in Goldsboro
Bedford running for commissioner
Women's Outreach seeks help
Goldsboro fire report
ECC adopts budget
Superior Court
Student News
Smart Start program
Mount Olive Court
District Court
Dail gets award
Briefly Sunday
Friday, June 11, 2004
Loading up
Lightning and thunder give deployed airmen a sendoff
Magistrate resigns
Commissioners must decide on base zoning
Hood supports community schools concept
Adamsville exhibit shows a slice of early Goldsboro life
Home Builders to sponsor Habitat House
State Senate passes military bill
Public records
Briefly
Thursday, June 10, 2004
One more for the Gipper
Seymour gets honor of participating in Reagan rites
Aircraft, people from 4th Fighter Wing
Law may turn junk car keepers into criminals
History buffs will fight the Battle of Whitehall
PACC-10 giving city more air time
Historical Association seeks to raise funds, increase membership
Grand jury indicts man in kidnapping and robbery
Youth conference set for Saturday
Smart Start representatives carry message to legislators
Public records
Briefly
Wednesday, June 9, 2004
County landfill? -- No, it's Price boat landing
Everett resigns
Another study says hog farming not hurting rivers
F-15E Flyover
Downtown group wins national award
Wharton lists five campaign issues
Noise issue stumps planning board
Mount Olive adopts budget with no fanfare
Public records
Mental Health Association holds golf event
Historical Association plans large fund-raising effort
Dudley woman dies in wreck
Correction
Briefly
Tuesday, June 8, 2004
Reflecting on cattle
City Manager Richard Slozak to retire
Council sets out procedure to name Goodman replacement
No tax increase for city residents
Ten Wayne schools getting new principals
Pikeville gets new mayor, new commissioner
Duplin raises property tax rate to 74.5
Public records
Wayne County teacher scholarship recipients named
Princeton town board postpones action on limiting housing residents
Property owners given reprieve on condemnations
Briefly
Adamsville was thriving community
Monday, June 7, 2004
Home again
Fremont National Guard returns
Two die in single-vehicle wrecks
Goldsboro's junior ball leagues in business
Habitat house dedicated
Travel and Tourism numbers climbing
Public records
OPINION -- Reminiscences
Albertson rain date
Sunday, June 6, 2004
Former President Reagan dies
Base commander wins national honor
D-Day veteran can still hear the gunfire
Price promises to help gain jobs
Anderson wants to add balance
Legal fees cost city more than expected
City Council plans vote on budget
Severe storms roll through area
Jury orders schools to pay $250,000 for bleacher accident
Public record
Purple Heart to be awarded in memory of World War I veteran
Friday, June 4, 2004
Cherry Hospital memorial dedication
Tornadoes spotted
Golden Leaf Board announced grants
Tobacco movie leaves audience nostalgic
Public records
Graduates are named scholarship winners
Duplin begins paying emergency medical technicians
Faison accepts new library
Briefly
Cherry Hospital dedicates cemetery monument
Bounds endowment established
Thursday, June 3, 2004
Morning fog
Applebus takes over reins at Gateway
Wayne's state legistlative influence waning
Goodman's resignation official
West announces run for Registrar of Deeds office
Proposed county agriculture districts ready for public reveiw
Click it checkpoint nabs 60 drivers, one chased
Benefit to be held for sick Mount Olive child
Briefly
Southern Wayne teacher recognized
Consultant woos Duplin school board
Small Business Vendor Fair to explain dealing with military
Public records
Wednesday, June 2, 2004
Cooling off
Goodman pleads guilty, will resign city seat
County extends development moratorium around base
Annexation lawyer says suit wil be filed soon
Goldsboro makes plans to improve blighted areas
Woman defends actions at graduation
Commissioner questions budget items
Eureka introduces proposed budget
Wayne Community College holds orientation
Briefly
Public records
Mobile mammography comes to Wayne
Eureka residents concerned about sewer situation
Tuesday, June 1, 2004
Theater taking shape
No county tax increase in proposed budget
Tears of pride, sadness, mark service
Cooking fire damages home in Goldsboro
Local Scout receives rare national award
North Duplin Elementary school recognized for crisis preparation
Summer school begins at Eastern Wayne High, sessions at other schools to follow
Tobacco film recalls early days
Tuesday briefly
Public records
Student's artwork featured on billboards
