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The two women have moved to eastern North Carolina in the last six years … First family goes hiking in national park in Virginia Big-play Rams swarm Falcons 52-41 PIKEVILLE — Greene Central relied on a cluster of big plays on offense to deal host C.B. Aycock a 52-41 loss Friday night in Hardy Talton Stadium. Rams junior quarterback Jackson Batchelor threw three touchdown passes, including two of 90 … Cougars edged by North Edgecombe 14-12 Warriors thump Hertford 27-12 Carr helps WCA past Bethel Christian in 4 sets Wilson Recreation Department results Adult basketball Summer League Results Games from Aug. 8-22 Lake City – 80 NC Ballers – 53 Highlights: Lake City – Kaden 19 points, Jamel 18 points; NC Ballers – J. Delgado and O. Mangia 14 points each. Brutal heat, great golf expected for 24th edition of Wilson Cup A few tips for opening day Church News for Aug. 27 The Ward Boulevard Church of Christ will have Bible study 9:30 a.m. Sunday, morning worship 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. evening worship.

Bible study will be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Lewis Chapel — Farmville Lewis Chapel Free … Church news - week of Saturday, Aug. 6 Wilson church plans to pack to pews Free Faye Tyson Daniel Free Hobbie Lee Anderson Free Karen Donald King Free John L. Cox Free Kevin Scott Kimmel Free James R. Viverette Our Opinion: HB2 questions linger at start of new school year It’s a fresh start. A challenge and an opportunity. On Monday, 12,200 students will report to the first day of classes at Wilson County’s 26 public elementary, middle and high schools. Whether pupils are starting at a new … GOP leaders must play fair on early voting State shouldn’t rely on charity for class supplies Nonprofit, state of Michigan tackle stigma of mental health Pennsylvania can do more to end marijuana arrests, Wolf says Author shares life experience Sallie B. Howard bus routesGoldsboro is the place to find the right size restoration for you.

It’s also the place to find a bargain and a growing community of preservation enthusiasts who are helping transform the city’s historic downtown. You can see some of the properties available for rehab at an Open House on Sunday, September 11, from 2-4pm.  The Paul Borden House, the Traylor-Peacock House (recently featured in This Old House Magazine) and the Bryan-Stanton-Holmes House will all be open. Downtown Goldsboro’s award-winning revitalization effort is part of a 10-year city plan. Several historic properties are being lovingly restored, some well on their way to being finished. With potential incentives including down-payment assistance, grants for small-business owners, façade improvement grants and historic preservation tax credits, the area is primed for revitalization success. Preservation NC is an active partner with the City of Goldsboro in the revitalization of the residential historic district near downtown. Over the last decade, PNC has helped save twenty vacant historic houses on the edge of the commercial downtown.

The Traylor-Peacock House (right), which was featured in the September issue of This Old House Magazine, is one of several properties available for rehab in Goldsboro.  It was built in 1895 and has 3 bedroom and 2 bathrooms, and has a side-hall plan. Please click here to learn more about this property, which comes with a nearly 1/4-acre lot! In 2015, PNC bought two key historic houses to save them from demolition. The Paul Borden House (pictured at right) is a fine 1920  brick Craftsman bungalow, and is available for purchase now. Please click here to see more photos and learn about the house. The M. J. Best House is an important Victorian structure and will be available for purchase soon. Preservation NC is doing extensive structural work to both of these houses in order to prepare them for private renovation as homes. The work completed to date has been made possible by generous grant support from the donors listed below. Additional funding is still needed to ensure the remaining stabilization work can be completed.

Please click here to see photos and learn more about the M. J. Best House. or click here to make a donation now. Goldsboro is on its way to being more dynamic and connected. Historic Union Station will become a hub on the rail line connecting Raleigh to the coast. There are many properties, residential and commercial, still waiting to be restored — from big to small, lavish to simple, Victorian to bungalow. Take a look and find your place in Downtown Goldsboro today. Andrus & Company, Enfield The Borden Foundation, Inc., Goldsboro The Borden Fund, Inc., Goldsboro Arnold Wilbert Corporation, Goldsboro Downtown Goldsboro Development Corporation Goldsboro Builders Supply Co., Inc. Jackson & Sons Heating and Air Conditioning, Goldsboro Mt. Olive Pickle Company, Inc. T.A. Loving Company, Goldsboro The Little Bank, Goldsboro Amy & Jay Bauer, Goldsboro Carolyn H. Borden, Durham John Clifton & Dr. Tyanna Yonkers, Dudley