Goldsboro News

Air Force Maj. Erin James Pickel and his wife, Jennifer Kay Pickel, exit the courtroom Monday in Wayne County District Court.

A hay export facility scheduled to open in North Carolina later this month will allow southeastern U.S. hay growers to market overseas.

An officer at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and his wife have been charged with child abuse and neglect, Goldsboro police said.

On June 11, the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office conducted an undercover operation that yielded the arrest of two suspects who were selling illegal narcotics in the Seven Springs area.

This is a view of the intersection of Center and Mulberry streets in downtown Goldsboro, where the first phase of the Streetscape redesign project currently ends.

Jamaury Hawkins, 8, introduces himself during an "Intro to Anger" lesson at Positive Influences Inc. in Goldsboro.

Frankie and Kim Warren talk about the eight weeks it took to get their new Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwich Shop open.

The power line is down on Saulston Rd., west of Goldsboro in Wayne County, according to the NCDOT.

This tanker truck carrying gasoline overturned on the access ramp on U.S. 117 from U.S. 70 early today, delaying traffic on both highways entering the city from the south and west.

Bob Etheridge speaks at a press conference that he and Public Schools First NC organized at Mina Weil Park Tuesday.

The largest mental institutions in North Carolina aren't the state psychiatric hospitals in Butner, Goldsboro and Morganton.

Users of iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices in 16 markets across nine states are benefiting from faster speeds thanks to the expansion of AT&T 's 4G LTE network into those areas.

Albert Barron Sr., a Greene County pastor, reads over the state NAACP's legislative report card Thursday night prior to the start of the Forward Together Movement Local Organizing Tour meeting.

Goldsboro police have arrested a man that they say used a cell phone to take a photograph up a victim's skirt at a Walmart.

The recommended capital requests for Goldsboro Parks and Recreation in the proposed 2013-14 budget for the city of Goldsboro, although minimal, are in line with the priorities for the department, according to the Parks and Recreation master plan.

Boys and Girls Club Teen Director Anthony Teachey talks to Teriquea Butler,14, about the center's plans for the summer.

In honor of our annual 'Cue Awards we're going deep into barbecue culture with The Smokin' Hot List.

Airmen with the 336th Tactical Fighter Squadron perform maintenance on a grounded F-15E fighter jet at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base near Goldsboro, NC, on Thursday, May 23, 2013.

Goldsboro postal carrier George Ardis helps fix a flag pole in the yard of Reba Butts on Florida Street.

Author and award-winning photographer Douglas J. Butler of Crumpler has published "North Carolina Civil War Monuments: An Illustrated History," a new book exploring the south's coming to terms with defeat in the years following the surrender at Appomatox through monuments honoring Confederate dead.