2024 Neuse News end of year review: September
September 2024 saw exciting developments and impactful stories across Kinston and Lenoir County. Kinston welcomed a new Frontier League baseball team, continuing its rich baseball tradition, while an earlier announcement about the team sparked anticipation across the community. Tragedy struck when authorities investigated a fatal accident involving a golf cart and SUV, capturing regional attention. The Distinguished Young Women of Lenoir County program highlighted the talents and achievements of local youth in a much-anticipated Saturday event. Meanwhile, The Bunker Kinston hosted an open house, offering the community a closer look at its offerings and fostering local connections. Explore these top stories and more on Neuse News.
Here are the top 5 most-read stories from Neuse News in September 2024:
Kinston welcomes Frontier League team, continuing long baseball tradition
Kinston’s baseball legacy continues as the city officially welcomes a new Frontier League team, bringing professional baseball back to the community and building on its long-standing tradition of America’s favorite pastime.
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Authorities investigate fatal accident involving golf cart and SUV
Authorities are investigating a fatal accident involving a golf cart and an SUV that occurred on a rural road, resulting in the tragic death of one individual. Officials have yet to release further details pending the investigation.
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Distinguished Young Women of Lenoir County program scheduled for Saturday
The Distinguished Young Women of Lenoir County program will showcase the skills, achievements, and poise of local young women, with participants competing for scholarships and the chance to represent the county at the state level.
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Kinston set to make major baseball announcement on Tuesday
Excitement is building as Kinston prepares for a major announcement regarding professional baseball’s return to the area, promising big news for sports fans and the community alike.
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The Bunker Kinston hosts open house event
The Bunker Kinston opened its doors to the public during a special open house event, allowing visitors to explore its space, learn about its offerings, and connect with local business leaders and innovators.
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