Duplin County

Documentary examines Smithfield hog farm nuisance trials

September 29, 2022 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — A new documentary from independent filmmaker Jason Arthurs examining the Smithfield hog farm nuisance trials will be shown twice in the coming month. “Hog Farmer tells the untold story of Joey Carter, a […]

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Duplin Co. farmers awarded $32 million in federal crop insurance case

November 16, 2021 Emily Roberson

WARSAW — A Fayetteville attorney has secured $32 million in federal compensation for Duplin County farmers following the resolution of a lawsuit involving crop insurance claims in the wake of 2020’s Hurricane Isaias. Scott Flowers […]

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100 in 100: Duplin County’s James Smith, boxing’s Bonecrusher

April 29, 2020 Brett Friedlander

North State Journal’s 100 in 100 series will showcase the best athlete from each of North Carolina’s 100 counties. From Alamance to Yancey, each county will feature one athlete who stands above the rest. Some […]

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Malware forces Duplin County computers offline

February 5, 2020 North State Journal Staff

KENANSVILLE — Officials in Duplin County said they have taken their computers offline because of malware. While some services to residents may be limited, emergency and essential operations will continue as usual. County spokeswoman Elizabeth […]

Residents file petition in support of farming neighbors

July 13, 2018 North State Journal Staff

Duplin County — A rally in Duplin County brought out more than 1,000 supporters of the state’s farming industry, calling recent nuisance lawsuits an attack on their industry. The rally came as a group of […]

Murphy to Manteo

May 23, 2018 North State Journal Staff

Heavy rains cause road collapse Transylvania County Heavy rains and flooding last week caused the partial collapse of a road in Transylvania County. Wilson Road was closed after about a third of the road had […]

Senate leader Berger calls for defense of NC barbecue

March 5, 2018 admin

RALEIGH — Senate Pro-Tempore Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) took umbrage with the website “Munchies” after it published an article titled “Why Is Brooklyn Barbecue Taking Over the World?” In a release, Berger urged for a bipartisan […]

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Wallace-Rose Hill takes battle of champions

December 13, 2017 Brett Friedlander

CHAPEL HILL — It would normally be a clichè to say that both teams played like a champion, even in a game that actually had a title on the line. But in the case of […]

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NCHSAA 2A Championship Game: Wallace-Rosehill 35, Reidsville 28

December 10, 2017 Cory Lavalette

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High speed internet to reach parts of rural North Carolina

October 25, 2017 North State Journal Staff

PINK HILL, N.C. – It has been years of waiting but taxpayers in rural Duplin County will soon be saying goodbye to dial up and hello to high-speed internet. While dial up internet seems a […]

Duplin County

Documentary examines Smithfield hog farm nuisance trials

Duplin Co. farmers awarded $32 million in federal crop insurance case

100 in 100: Duplin County’s James Smith, boxing’s Bonecrusher

Malware forces Duplin County computers offline

Residents file petition in support of farming neighbors

Murphy to Manteo

Senate leader Berger calls for defense of NC barbecue

Wallace-Rose Hill takes battle of champions

NCHSAA 2A Championship Game: Wallace-Rosehill 35, Reidsville 28

High speed internet to reach parts of rural North Carolina

Ferguson is the first enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to head to the legislature
ECBI’s Ferguson tapped to fill remainder of NCGA term for late Clampitt

Ferguson is the first enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to head to the legislature