Candidate Q&A series | Wallace Mayor Incumbent Jason Wells As Wallace continues to grow, so do the challenges and opportunities facing its leadership. In this Q&A, MayorJason Wells discusses the town’s biggest accomplishments to date, including new business development, park openings, and critical infrastructure projects. Looking ahead, he outlines his priorities for the next four […]
Candidate Q&A series | Wallace Commissioner Glenn Price As Wallace faces a period of rapid growth and critical infrastructure needs, longtime resident and Navy veteran Glenn Price is stepping forward to serve. Now retired after a decades-long career in military leadership and defense consulting, Price is running for town council with a focus on smart […]
Candidate Q&A series | Wallace Town Council Incumbent Tasha Herring Appointed to the Wallace Town Council in 2023, Tasha Herring stepped into public service with a mission to help shape the town’s future. In this Q&A, Herring reflects on her journey into local government, the importance of diversity on the council, and how she plans […]
WALLACE — In an effort to clean up a hazardous and unsightly old school building, Wallace leaders voted Thursday to seek federal funding to help cover most of the estimated $265,000 cost of the project. The old C.W. Dobbins School building at 908 N Teachey Road sits among weeds, vines, trees and trash on almost […]
WALLACE — An economic development strategic plan was presented to the Wallace Town Council last Thursday, outlining the town’s chief objectives over the next five years and strategies to achieve them. The plan focuses on the revitalization of downtown Wallace, improving community engagement and connection, and creating a strong network of local businesses in addition […]
Get ready for a “berry” good time at the Garden Gala on April 26 and let the good times blossom as Wallace kicks off the festivities leading up to one of the most anticipated events in Duplin County—the Carolina Strawberry Festival. Held in the lush Gardens of Southeastern North Carolina from 1 p.m. to 5 […]
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