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Veterans Stand Down planned Oct. 8 (opens the original)
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The Wayne County Veterans and Patriots Coalition and N.C. Works will be hosting the 2026 Wayne County Stand Down in October to connect homeless and at-risk veterans with resources. The event will be held on Oct. 8 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Wayne County Veterans Services Office, at 2001 E. Ash St. Free resources, assistance and support will be offered to homeless and at-risk veterans, said Larry Edmonds, Wayne County Veterans and Patriots Coalition publicity coordinator. Services that will be
PORTAL needs $327K sprinkler system to open (opens the original)
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The 4Day Movement, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people experiencing difficult times, continues to work toward opening a short-term shelter in the former Woodard Retirement Village on Royall Avenue. When it opens, the facility, the Place of Restoration, Transformation, Accountability, and Love, more commonly known as the PORTAL, at 1019 Royall Ave., will help the less fortunate get back on their feet and overcome homelessness and displacement. The 18,000-square-foot building is equipped with
Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair begins Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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The Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair is preparing to open at the county fairgrounds on Oct. 1 offering 10 days of events, rides, and fun for the entire family. The 77th Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair will be held on Oct. 1 through Oct. 10, at 2801 U.S. 117 in Dudley. Attendees will be able to enjoy rides, food, exhibits, competitions and livestock shows over the course of the 10 days, said Eddie Pitzer, Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair general manager. âOn average we have 95,000 to 100,000 p
Healthcare leaders focus on area needs (opens the original)
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Healthcare professionals and local leaders gathered together for a healthcare summit Tuesday to discuss what issues medical providers are facing in rural communities with transportation being at the forefront of the conversation. The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce 2026 Rural Healthcare Summit was held at the Maxwell Center, at 3114 Wayne Memorial Drive. As a healthcare provider, Dr. Dimitrios Paraskevas Lintzeris, UNC Health Wayne doctor of osteopathic medicine, said a patient having reliable
Summit addresses childcare challenges in Wayne County (opens the original)
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A business, workforce and childcare summit, hosted by the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce, Friday explored the challenges employers as well as families face in trying to pay for childcare while holding down a job. Executives Championing Early Learning in North Carolina, ExCEL N.C., which led the summit, estimates that Wayne County businesses lose $39.9 million each year due to a lack of affordable and accessible childcare options and millions in lost tax revenues. ExCEL N.C. is a coalition that
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