Listed below are the upcoming commissioner meetings for Lenoir County, Jones County, and Greene County.
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Michael Chastain: Candidate for Lenoir County Commissioner, District 5
Michael Chastain hopes to be the next Lenoir County Commissioner representing District 5 (Contentnea, K5, K6, and K7). He retired from the US Postal Service in 2018 with 33 years of service. He worked the graveyard shift, which allowed him to work a part-time job with the Kinston/Lenoir County Parks & Recreation Department where he taught gymnastics. Chastain still does some work at Fairfield Recreation Center and with substitute teaching. Serving is in his blood.
Lenoir County Board of Commissioners approve budget with pay adjustment for county employees
Lenoir County Commissioners approved this coming's years budget, which keeps the property tax rate the same, and adjusts pay for county employees.
New salary plan for the Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office
On February 7, the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to approve a new salary plan for the Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office that will take effect March 1, 2022. Sheriffs’ Administration staff took time last week after Boards’ approval to meet with staff to share new pay plan.
Candidate Interview - Chad Rouse
Chad Rouse joins Neuse News Publisher BJ Murphy to discuss today's issues ahead of the General Election. Rouse is running for one of two At-large seats on the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners. Topics discussed include the Hwy 70 bypass's impact on Lenoir County, property tax rate, growing Lenoir County and more.
Dr. Pradeep: Mask or No Mask?
Dr. Pradeep joined our Coronavirus Chat and tackled topics such as:
Mask or No Mask?
Death Certificate process and its impact on COVID-19 deaths
Gov. Cooper's Phase 1 Implementation Friday at 5pm
Trends with COVID-19 statistics
Lenoir County Board of Commissioners letter to Governor Cooper
Top 10 Neuse News stories from December 2019
NCAA D-1 recruits Dontrez Styles and Isaac Parson played in front of NC State head coach Kevin Keatts, Starbucks is definitely coming, a Pink Hill lady is found, another sweet lady is memorialized and two are arrested on felony child abuse. Here are your top stories from December 2019.
Downtown revitalization includes murals to depict Kinston's rich history
Two professional local artists, Maximillian Mozingo and Jamil Burton, will craft the community-based murals on the exterior of buildings scattered throughout downtown. And, in other matters before the Board of Commissioners, Linda Rouse Sutton was re-elected Chair and Jeff Davis, son of the late Commissioner Reuben Davis, received tokens of the County’s appreciation.
Hill named new executive director of Kinston-Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce
A self-described "life-long learner," Craig Hill declared he would not file for re-election with the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners. His second term ends in December 2020.
Pink Hill Mayor Carol Sykes seeks assistance for town's public library
Carol Sykes, mayor of Pink Hill, said the rural town's public library needs minor renovations and made her plea to the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners., which owns the facility.
Residents encouraged to provide input for proposed Kinston bypass
A series of open houses will provide Lenoir County residents a chance to give their input on the route of proposed Kinston bypass.
Lenoir commissioners approve contract for courthouse repairs
Commissioners met Monday and approved a contract for courthouse repairs, among other business.
Proposed Lenoir County budget increases property taxes
The proposed Lenoir County budget will provide for courthouse repairs and new voting machines, while increasing property taxes in the county.
Commissioners to discuss open manager job
Lenoir County Commissioners will meet Monday to discuss the open county manager position.
Election 2018: Giles L. Stroud, Lenoir County Board of Commissioners, District 4
Meet Giles L. Stroud, candidate for Lenoir County Board of Commissioners, District 4