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The Kinston City Council voted against a proposal from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and approved by the Lenoir County Commissioners to remove several traffic signals on Queen Street. The decision was made following a public hearing where numerous community members voiced strong opposition to the plan.
At the 43rd Annual BBQ Fest on the Neuse, amidst the savory aroma of smoked meats and the lively atmosphere of festivities, the BBQ Fest on the Neuse team took a moment to recognize a longstanding supporter and local philanthropist, Stephen Hill.
In April, the City of Kinston announced the formation of an advisory board, The Historic Grainger Stadium Commission, aimed at preserving and promoting the city’s iconic baseball stadium. The Council at the most recent meeting considered the appointment of several notable local figures to the commission.
The top five stories in December were Amazon is coming to Kinston, North Carolina approved to extend student P-EBT food assistance benefits through 2021-22 school year; child care P-EBT still pending federal approval, Updated: Super 10 to close in downtown Kinston, TikTok challenge leads to scare at Greene County Middle School, Former Lenoir County Deputy charged with exploitation.
Brothers Zac and Grant Holcomb have acquired the property at 300 N. Herritage St., formerly Parrott’s General Store, and announced their new commercial and residential property development startup called 6Thumbs, LLC.
Visitor spending increased by 5.2 percent between 2017 and 2018 in the county, going up to $93.48 million.
The building at the corner of Blount and Mitchell Streets features a newly painted mural, and will host a Pop-Up Art Show on Saturday evening.
Stephen Hill and Vivian Howard were recipients of the Esse Quam Videri Award from Visit North Carolina.
After about a month of renovations, the Mother Earth Tap Room opened back up Saturday with numerous changes.
King’s Restaurant owner Joe Hargitt received Lenoir County’s top honor Thursday night.
The governor of North Carolina had some mighty nice things to say about two Kinston businessmen at Tuesday’s visit to Lenoir Community College.
Neuse News Editor Bryan Hanks suggests name changes for the Woodmen Community Center.
