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Local youth program continues its nearly three-decade tradition of developing athletes on and off the field
MOUNT OLIVE — As summer begins to wind down, the Mount Olive community is preparing for another season of youth athletics as registration opens for the FCA Mount Olive Hurricanes Youth Football and Cheerleading program.
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County rivalry takes center stage in Southern Wayne and Spring Creek matchup
DUDLEY — The rivalry between the Southern Wayne Lady Saints and the Spring Creek Lady Gators delivered another competitive chapter Tuesday night, as both county rivals took the court looking to make an early statement.
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Lady Saints show fight in season opener against cross-county rival
DUDLEY — The Southern Wayne Lady Saints opened their volleyball season Tuesday night against cross-county rival Goldsboro in a matchup that brought plenty of energy into the gym.
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Glory in the room; The Temple of the Holy Spirit
When God’s glory fills the room (which is our temple) with the Holy Spirit, it always produces a witness. To say that there is “Glory in the room,” means that we should let our light shine forth for Jesus no matter where we are and no matter where we venture…
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Saints look to build on growth under second-year coach Elizabeth Morgan
As preparations continue for the upcoming volleyball season, the Southern Wayne Saints are entering the year with optimism and a renewed sense of confidence under second-year Head Coach Elizabeth Morgan.
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How personal is your praise?
Every day that God saw and sees fit to open my eyes and yours, this is truly a good enough reason to give Him praise. The real question is, how personal is your praise? When gathered with family and friends, are you alone in it? According to the Bible, personal…
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North Duplin volleyball looks to rebuild and compete under experienced coach Heather Best
North Duplin volleyball is preparing for a new chapter after a strong campaign that included a second-place finish in conference play and a playoff berth. Now, the Rebels look ahead to a season of transition as they enter a rebuilding year under experienced head coach Heather Best, who has guided…
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Carver High alumni Wynn carries on multi-generational family history
Dr. Tanya Wynn has been named the new National President of the Carver High School Alumni and Friends Association, stepping into a role deeply rooted in her family history. This role had previously been held by the Mayor of Mount Olive, Dr. Jerome Newton.
