Learn About The History Of Lenoir County

How well do you know the history of Lenoir County, North Carolina? We recently dug up some interesting facts about this wonderful region and decided to share them. Read on and test your knowledge about the area! It’s Named For a Revolutionary War Hero Lenoir County was named after William Lenoir – a farmer, entrepreneur,… Continue reading Learn About The History Of Lenoir County

Take A Class At The Kinston Community Center

Whether you’re looking to get fit for the summer or just want a way to stay in shape year-round, the Kinston Community Center offers a wealth of aerobic classes that can help you lose weight, strengthen your core, tone your muscles, and improve mobility. Check out the list of land and aqua fitness classes below… Continue reading Take A Class At The Kinston Community Center

Wood Ducks Baseball Is Back!

Yes, that’s right – the mighty Ducks have returned, and it’s time to play ball! The Down East Wood Ducks opens its 2019 season with an exhibition game April 1 at 7 p.m. in advance of the official season opening weekend with four games against the Carolina Mudcats Thursday–Sunday, April 4 through April 7. Watch… Continue reading Wood Ducks Baseball Is Back!

Take An Easter Egg Decorating Class!

For 55 years, The Arts Council of Wayne County has been supporting creative endeavors in our area with events, exhibitions, and one adorable mascot: a black cat appropriately named Artie. The many fun upcoming dates on the council’s calendar include an Artwalk, a live jazz performance, and drawing and painting sessions. The center also offers… Continue reading Take An Easter Egg Decorating Class!

Mark Your Calendars For The Strides Rockin’ Walk-A-Thon!

North Carolina’s district Lions clubs make it their mission to contribute to the community in many ways, from providing free hearing and vision screenings to running Camp Dogwood, a summer camp for the blind and visually impaired. And the Lions for Diabetes Awareness hosts Strides Rockin’ Walk-A-Thon to bring attention and funding to people living… Continue reading Mark Your Calendars For The Strides Rockin’ Walk-A-Thon!

Learn The History Of America’s Favorite Pastime!

The staff and volunteers at the C.S.S. Neuse Civil War Interpretive Center, two blocks off the banks of the Neuse River in downtown Kinston, host a variety of educational events throughout the year. You’ve been there before and enjoyed exploring the exhibits and learning so much about our area’s history. But this upcoming event is… Continue reading Learn The History Of America’s Favorite Pastime!

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