The Southern Wayne Saints will kick off their season at home on August 22nd, taking on non-conference opponent James Kenan ...

RALEIGH — A new investigative report on the Town of Mount Olive from the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor (OSA) has ...

WILMINGTON — A Kenansville man was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison, followed by four years of supervised release, ...

Faison Mayor Billy Ward, left, and Recreation and Wellness Center Director Matthew Scott agree that an equipment grant from the nonprofit Good Sports will be a tremendous help to the Town, to the ...

Simon Thornton (left) and Faison Mayor Billy Ward unveil a monument that pays tribute to Thornton’s father, William E. Thornton, a Faison native who became a physician, inventor, author, and astronaut ...

MOUNT OLIVE — Students in Professor David Shields’ Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience class at the University of Mount Olive are delving into the biological foundations of behavior and cognition.

Beverly Weeks, left, founder and CEO of the anti-human-trafficking organization Cry Freedom Missions, shows off merchandise in the Cry Freedom Missions Shoppe that raises funds to help sustain the ...

Shelves at the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce are filled with Pickle Festival merchandise that is now for sale. As usual, t-shirts are available, but the wording on them differs from that on the ...

Thanks to a recent remodel, the Bobby Denning Furniture and Properties business has a fresh, modern storefront, with two-tone stucco, complementary stonework, metal slat awnings, and bold, red ...

Jamie Murray is Duplin County’s Opioid Response Coordinator. Part of her job entails speaking to groups throughout the county and providing them with free Narcan kits. Narcan — a medication used to ...

Bill Bryan, Mt. Olive Pickle Co. executive chairman, samples pickle soda prior to Thursday morning’s grand opening for the company’s new Pickle Parlor located at 109 N. Center St. From left are Bryan, ...

In his Mount Olive studio, artist Winford Galmon — who goes by his first name professionally — explains how his style has evolved over the years. On the left is a finger-painting he created ...