NC Pickle Festival provides entertainment for all ages
A festive atmosphere filled the air as a costumed pickle and a contestant in a bright yellow shirt celebrated the start of the pickle eating contest.
Wayne County Junior Livestock Show continues decades of education, fun and family tradition.
DUDLEY — Show business can be tough even for a pig — just ask Baconator.
Attendees and vendors enjoy another successful Pickle Festival
Sara and Troy Curry weren’t shy about showing off their dance moves, as they were seemingly in their own little world, grooving to music by The Amazing Lounge Lizards during the Pickle Festival Saturday afternoon. Noting that they live in the Winston-Salem area, Sara said, “We drove three hours to get here, and we’re making the most of it.”
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Wayne County Junior Livestock Show continues decades of education, fun and family tradition.
DUDLEY — Show business can be tough even for a pig — just ask Baconator.
Kimberly Cuellar balances work, school, and ambition in UMO’s MBA program
CASTLE HAYNE — For Kimberly Cuellar of Castle Hayne, the journey to earning her MBA from the University of Mount Olive has been shaped by personal growth, real-world experience, and a steady pursuit of her goals. Set to graduate on May 9, the 22-year-old earned her bachelor’s degree in Business Management from UMO and is now taking her education and future to the next level.
Mount Olive unveils its new UMO Trojan mural just in time for this Saturday’s Pickle Festival
Stand in just the right spot next to the larger-than-life University of Mount Olive Trojan featured on the town’s third and newest mural and he is looking right at you.
Ribbon cutting held for Hilltop Insurance Services and N.C. Realty at its new downtown location
For Patricia McCoy Hill of Dudley buying and renovating a strip shopping area and then relocating her businesses there was a step of faith.