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The city of Goldsboro’s municipal election is scheduled to be held later this year, and council took a preliminary step in addressing the upcoming election during its meeting this week.

The forced closing of the Herman Park Center due to mold and structural concerns in September has resulted in all programs being moved to the T.C. Coley Community Center on

Oracle Design Group, a Kentucky-based firm specializing in housing development, wants to bring new life to Goldsboro’s historic former Borden Manufacturing Co. property on North William Street.

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Changes are coming to the public comment period at Goldsboro City Council meetings following a council decision to reign in on the amount of time people speak before the board.

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The Housing Authority of the City of Goldsboro has come under scrutiny after a woman living in one of the agency’s public housing neighborhoods recently raised allegations of neglect by

The Goldsboro City Council voted 6-1 to reappoint Councilman Taj Polack as mayor pro tem for another year.

Wayne County residents came together over the weekend in Goldsboro to honor America’s servicemen and women.

The city of Goldsboro will celebrate a landmark anniversary this weekend as it reaches its 175th birthday.