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WCC sponsors high school math contest at Wayne County Fair
GOLDSBORO — For the 37th year, Wayne Community College’s Mathematics Department partnered with local high schools to sponsor the Wayne County Fair High School Math Competition.
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Tigers roar past Eagles in homecoming rout
WARSAW — After a week away from the field, the James Kenan Tigers returned home with something to prove.
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Dolores Maria Corbin
It is with deep love, affection, but sorrow, we announce the homegoing of our beloved Dr. Dolores Maria Corbin. Dolores was a beloved mother, grandmother, and friend who departed peacefully on October 2, 2026 in the company of family and much love.
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Stephanie Corona: Turning a Human Services degree into community impact at ADLA
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Rosewood High School golfer continues to build his game after years of competing on the course
ROSEWOOD — At just 16 years old, Lee West has already spent half of his life playing golf.
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Gators storm the finish line at Swine Valley Conference Cross Country Meet
GOLDSBORO — The starting line was quiet for only a moment.
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UMO business students meet with North Carolina State Treasurer
MOUNT OLIVE – On Monday, Oct.5, North Carolina’s 29th State Treasurer addressed students in the University of Mount Olive’s Robert L. Tillman School of Business on the mission and responsibilities of the North Carolina State Treasurer’s Office, highlighting his efforts to improve investment returns for North Carolina’s pension fund and…
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North Duplin Rebels take wins in recent sports action
CALYPSO — Rivalry matchups always bring an extra level of intensity, but the North Duplin Lady Rebels made sure there was little doubt about who controlled the court earlier this month.
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Saints shut out Firebirds in defensive battle
DUDLEY — The Southern Wayne Saints earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory over the Southern Nash Firebirds, relying on aggressive defense and an outstanding performance from their goalkeeper Javier Lujano to secure the shutout.
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Saints battle through the storm, fall short against Firebirds
DUDLEY — The Southern Wayne Saints entered the season with plenty of momentum, opening the year 3-1, their best start in 15 years. On Friday night, the Saints battled through rain, thunder and a hard-fought contest against the Southern Nash Firebirds, but ultimately came up just short, falling 21-14.
