Help wanted: Lenoir County Health Department - Animal Control Officer II. Salary Range: $29,785 - $45,322.
Lenoir County Department of Social Services: Social Work Supervisor - Adult Services
Lenoir County Department of Social Services: Social Work Supervisor - Adult Services. Special Entry Salary Range: $52,559 - $67,280. Special Entry Salary Range: $52,559 - $67,280
flyExclusive Lays off at least 50 employees two weeks before Christmas, on the heels of a potential IPO announcement
flyExclusive, one of Kinston’s most celebrated and prized employers and self-proclaimed fastest-growing private airlines in the country, laid off as many as 55 people on Friday, effective immediately.
On October 18, 2022, Neuse News reported, “flyExclusive to become publicly traded through business combination agreement with EG Acquisition.” flyExclusive CEO Jim Segrave stated, “flyExclusive is raising the bar in the private aviation industry and creating the best possible experience for customers, partners, and employees so we can create more moments that matter.”
Update: Arrest made in November shooting on Vernon Avenue
With assistance from the public, Zion McMillan (20) of Farmville, N.C. was identified as one of the assailants in the November 27th shooting that occurred at 1609-B W. Vernon Ave. Kinston, N.C. Warrants were obtained on McMillan for (2) Counts of Attempted First Degree Murder.
LCC presents the 2023 Excellence Award - Staff and Excellence in Teaching Award
Congratulations to Oscar Gutierrez and Rebecca Dail on being selected the 2023 Excellence Award - Staff recipient and 2023 Excellence in Teaching Award recipient,. Gutierrez is the College's Cloud Analyst, and Dail is the Program Chair/Instructor of the Medical Assisting Program.
Treasurer Folwell to Return Missing Cash to Lenoir County 4-H
Treasurer Dale R. Folwell, CPA, will be in Kinston on Tuesday, Dec. 12, to return missing funds to Lenoir County 4-H. 4-H is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina, helping to educate the next generation of leaders and equipping them with the skills to succeed, according to its website.
Lenoir County Crime Stoppers provides key role in solving crime in the community
In Kinston, homicides have doubled this year over last. The Kinston Police Department has a high success rate in apprehending the perpetrators of crime in the city, in part because of Crime Stoppers. This tool, used by law enforcement throughout the county, runs on donations. KPD Interim Police Chief Keith Goyette and newly-elected Lenoir County Sheriff Jackie Rogers weigh in on the importance of Crime Stoppers for our community.
Arrest made after early morning search warrant executed
On Thursday, December 15th, 2022, members of the Kinston Police Department Violent Criminal Action Team concluded an investigation into the illegal weapons possession and narcotics distribution by Shelton Mason, 31, of Kinston.
Arrests made after KPD and NC ALE execute search warrant
On December 10, 2022, members of the Kinston Police Department and NC ALE Agents executed a search warrant at 521 Fields St, Kinston, NC. The search warrant was related to a felony firearms and ammunition investigation.
Matt Lococo: Meet Me Greene County featuring Jessica Anderson
Neuse News is beginning a series to introduce Greene County readers to some of the influential, interesting, and decision-making leaders of our community. Consider this “Meet Me Greene County” column a look into what makes Greene County the special place it is to live, work, and play.
Kinston Community Health Center to construct new medical facility at old shirt factory site
On November 16, 2021, the City Council approved a resolution authorizing the conveyance of the shirt factory property to the Kinston Community Health Center (KCHC) to construct a new medical facility. Since that time, KCHC has been conducting pre-development in preparation for the new medical facility, which includes financial planning, engaging lending partners, and architectural planning.
Once complete, this $20 million health center will result in expanded services, as well as an expected 41 new jobs and a 3,000-person increase in the number of patients served by KCHC annually.
Teen Volunteer, Amelia Smith wins North Carolina Public Library’s Friend of the Year Award
Neuse Regional Libraries are excited to announce that Amelia Smith, a sophomore at Lenoir County Early College High School, won the North Carolina Public Library Director’s Association (NCPLDA) Friend of Year Award. Amelia truly deserves this statewide recognition as she consistently dem
Public Notice: Greene Lamp Community Action Agency - Notice of Public Hearing/Community Forum
A Public Hearing for Greene Lamp Community Action Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) will be held for Lenoir County on Facebook Live on the “Greene Lamp Community Action” Facebook page, Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at 5:30 pm.
ALERT: Three arrests made on first day of ‘Operation Restore Lenoir'
On the first day of Lenoir County Sheriff Jackie Rogers’ “Operation Restore Lenoir,” the LCSO made three arrests.
Update: Victim identified fatal fire over the weekend
The victim of this weekend’s fatal fire in Lenoir County has been identified as 54 year old, Faith LaFlamme. Investigators are awaiting medical examiner autopsy results to determine exact cause of death. The fire appears to have been accidental however, the exact cause is still under investigation.