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Goldsboro firefighters dedicated the city’s new $1.3 million fire engine by hosting their department’s traditional push-in ceremony Friday afternoon.

The Goldsboro City Council voted Monday to give Goldsboro police and firefighters raises starting in October.

The Goldsboro City Council plans to move forward with pay raises for police and firefighters and will vote on the proposal in two weeks.

The Goldsboro Police Department and Goldsboro Fire Department are asking for pay raises to address staffing shortages.

The Goldsboro City Council will consider requests from Goldsboro police and fire chiefs to boost pay for firefighters and police in the city.

Goldsboro’s past and present fiscal health took center stage during the first day of the Goldsboro City Council’s annual retreat.

DUDLEY — A large-scale fire in Dudley at National Salvage and Service Corp. was still burning Monday but contained after engulfing the 30-acre site Saturday.

Salaries for city of Goldsboro employees was at the forefront of talks Monday night during a Goldsboro City Council budget work session

Operation Unite Goldsboro, a grassroots organization focused on improving the community, will host an in-person round table tonight centered on gun violence in the city.

A brush fire that spread quickly Monday night from a homeless camp behind the North Plaza shopping center on Spence Avenue was started by a campfire that set ablaze more