Firefighters from across Duplin County respond to Limestone Road blaze KENANSVILLE — More than 100 emergency response personnel from 17 departments across Duplin County battled a massive commercial fire for more than seven hours last week at a multi-unit office building on Limestone Road, overcoming challenges to bring the blaze under control. Duplin County 911 […]
WALLACE — The North Carolina Association of Municipal Clerks has appointed Jackie Nicholson as an at-large officer for the 2025–2026 term. Nicholson, who serves as town clerk for the town of Wallace, will join the association’s leadership team, which provides training, resources and support to municipal clerks across the state. As an at-large officer, she […]
KENANSVILLE — Duplin County leaders say the year ahead represents a period of intentional growth, with investments aimed at strengthening the local economy, improving public facilities and expanding services that touch residents’ daily lives. County officials point to economic development projects, education improvements and long-term planning as signs of a county preparing for future opportunity […]
The North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association (NCSA) recently recognized Rep. Jimmy Dixon as a 2025 Defender of Public Safety for his leadership during the 2025 legislative session, which advanced key policies to strengthen law enforcement and protect communities. “Nothing is more important than public safety in this troubled world. I will continue my absolute support for […]
KENANSVILLE — The chill of winter is here and for many, so are the high energy bills. For some households across Duplin County, that could mean a first peek at a room with drafty windows, aging heaters or a system running overtime. Thanks to the state’s Energy Saver North Carolina program, Duplin homeowners and renters […]
FAISON — The Faison town board discussed animal complaints involving excessive cats at a rental property and a report of an aggressive dog at another during the Dec. 3 meeting. In both cases, members said there was little the town could do. Executive Administrator Jimmy Tyndall said the cat issue was being created by a […]
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