The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
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The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2020. North Carolina voters can request a ballot by mail or vote in person during early voting and on Election Day. Early voting starts on October 15th in Lenoir, Jones, and Greene counties.
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Population changes are being felt all over the country, according to the new Census Bureau Estimates released April 18.
As we look back at 2018, we’re sharing the top five stories from June through December.
The Lenoir County SPCA is accepting donations for its annual “Home For The Holidays” fundraiser to do something special for the animals and also build its medical fund.
Watch Election 2018 results LIVE with the Neuse News team through our Facebook page.
Nearly 6,000 voters have cast their ballots so far in Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties.
“We have been raising money quietly for about 10 years,” Lenoir County SPCA President Jerry Henderson said. “Our current facility was built in 1978. The way we treat animals has changed a lot in 40 years. (Our current facility) is not big enough, it's too expensive to operate and no longer meets our needs.”
With all of the projected storm tracks, there will be a massive amount of rain, especially to the west and that can be worse for us than Matthew.
June 3: Leijani K. Rule born to Heidi Morlock and Joshua Rule; June 5: Felix M. McNeil born to Amanda M. Hall and Dimitri McNeil; June 6: Nazur T. Hill born to Sakimberal Pope and Andre Q. Hill; June 7: Harmony R. Best born to Timon D. Jones and Herman L. Best; June 8: Kyilee B. Moore born to Destiny B. Foster and Joseph S. Moore; June 8: Jordyn I. Platt born to Jami D. Murphy and Allen R. Platt Jr.
After a successful 23-year career at Lenoir Community College and 11 years with the Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library, Linda Whittington retired in November. Her retirement has allowed her to pursue her passion – photography.
Need some help to help rebuild or repair your home because of damage from Hurricane Matthew? A new recovery center in Kinston is here for you.