Sam Dietrich
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20 WCC students earn scholarships (opens the original)
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Twenty Wayne Community College students have been awarded scholarships from the State Employees Credit Union. The SECU Bridge to Career Program awarded scholarships for $500 each to 20 students enrolled in short-term training through WCCâs Workforce Continuing Education Services, said Meredith Futrelle, WCC public information officer. The SECU Bridge to Career Program helps remove financial barriers for students seeking to obtain state-regulated or industry-recognized credentials through Workf
Clinton man arrested on stolen vehicle charge (opens the original)
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Wayne County deputies arrested a man on a stolen vehicle charge while going speeding as fast as 90 mph from Lenoir to Wayne County on N.C. 55. Brandon Lee Hester, 32, of Lake Pointe Lane in Clinton, was charged with possess stolen motor vehicle, flee to elude arrest w/motor vehicle, reckless driving to endanger, hit and run fail to stop prop damage, speeding 90 mph in 35 mph zone, driving while license revoked not impaired, resisting public officer, fail to stop at stop sign/flashing right light
5 displaced in Livius Court fire (opens the original)
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Five people were displaced after misuse of a lighter caused a structure fire at a home on Livius Court Friday. At 6:37 a.m., Goldsboro firefighters responded to a structure fire at 104 Livius Court, said LaToya Henry, Goldsboro public information officer. Fire units arrived on scene at 6:42 a.m. to find smoke and flames visible from above the homeâs garage. At least 17 firefighters worked the scene to extinguish the flames, Henry said. Crews went inside the home and battled the blaze before th
UMO awarded near $3M Title III grant (opens the original)
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The University of Mount Olive has been approved to receive $2.99 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education to support a five-year initiative focused on student success and artificial intelligence-enabled workforce preparation. The college was awarded a $1.45 million Title III grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support its five-year institutional transformation initiative focused on student success, retention, graduation, workforce preparation, AI literacy, facult
Candidates share agendas at political forum (opens the original)
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Shawna Mullins went to the Grantham Grange political forum Tuesday night to learn more about candidates seeking elected office in the November general election. The Tuesday event attracted more than 130 people who filled the auditorium of Grantham Middle School, at 3093 U.S. 13 South in Goldsboro, said John Crawford, Grantham Grange president. The political forum, which allowed candidates to speak and interact with the public, was hosted by the Grantham Grange, a local nonpartisan nonprofit that
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