Spring Creek’s aggressive attack and disciplined defense proved too much for North Johnston, as the Gators controlled the ...

This was the board’s first meeting since the Office of the State Auditor released a report in August noting several findings ...

Taking over at the 10, the Saints turned to their ground game. No. 3 Monte Kornegay carried the load, picking up key yards ...

(The Center Square) – Ending a federal lawsuit has been agreed to in a joint filing by the U.S. Department of Justice and the State Board of Elections in North Carolina. (The Center Square) – The ...

Most of us think to isolate from family and friends when enduring our storms, and while isolated, we hope and pray to hear from God about what to do or how to handle the situation. God allows us to ...

Yesterday, today, possibly even tomorrow, someone was, is, and might be crying out, “How much longer, Lord?” I have at times, and still do, even be ready to throw in the towel on most days, until God ...

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, ...

The intersection of N.C. 55 and Secondary Road 1744 (Indian Springs Road/Old Seven Springs Road) is scheduled to be converted into a single-lane roundabout as part of an $8 million project that ...

Denise Sutton, center, and Chandra Williams, right, lead the singing of the black national anthem “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” Saturday afternoon during the fourth annual Community Juneteenth ...

Mayor Ronda Hughes (standing, with back to camera) addresses a group of citizens and officials during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the town’s parks. (Kathy Grant Westbrook|mountolivetribune.com) N.C.

Brad Mitchell gives his grandmother, Norma Ann “Nanny” Vinson, a kiss Friday afternoon following a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Mount Olive location for Grounded and Baked bakery and coffee shop.

WALLACE — Seeds of faith are being planted in the Duplin County soil once again as members of Poston Baptist Church and supporters of its school look toward the future and a $1.2 million building that ...