The Wallace Town Council updated its system development fees at a continued meeting on Tuesday night, June 25, reducing water fees, while increasing sewer fees for new developments coming in to town. The fees are charged for any new connection to the system, and are required to be updated every five years, Town Manager Rob […]
It’s been about a month since Duplin County saw significant rainfall — and area farmers are starting to feel their hopes for a successful yield dry up like the corn stalks in their fields. “Basically, we are a bit on the dry side and it is starting to affect crops,” said Della King, field crops […]
The Duplin County Board of Education honored two newly national board certified teachers at the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 18. “National board certification is offered by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards,” explained Daren Tyndall, assistant superintendent for human resources. “It’s a way to recognize the accomplished teaching that is occurring in […]
Starting this week and throughout the summer months, the Town of Magnolia in partnership with the Duplin County Schools Summer Food Program, will be providing free hot meals for children and youth up to 18 years of age. Meals can be picked-up at 12:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday at the Magnolia Town Hall located at […]
MOUNT OLIVE — Bright dresses twirling to the rhythm of Latin music set the perfect background for Camino al Bienestar, a community fair hosted on Saturday, June 15 in Mount Olive. The event, held on the fields of St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church, was the product of a collaboration between NC FIELD, Hispanic […]
KENANSVILLE — There was a full house at the County Commissioners meeting Monday night as the board approved the FY 2024-25 budget ordinance. During public comment, Angela B. Mainor praised County Manager Bryan Miller and his team for a job well done putting the budget together and making it easy for the people of Duplin […]
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