As hospitals and senior centers around the country continue to manage the surge in COVID-19 infections, Brian Center Health & Rehabilitation/Goldsboro has partnered with local health officials to implement a new model of care for seniors who have tested positive for COVID-19. Beginning Monday, May 4th, the Center began accepting COVID-19 positive seniors from area

It’s disappointing news for the Goldsboro teens that were hoping for some summer work opportunities. Monday evening, the Goldsboro City Council agreed to cancel the city’s Summer Youth Employment Initiative for 2020. Goldsboro Community Relations Director Shycole Simpson-Carter explained it was due to the coronavirus pandemic. 32 youth and four local businesses expressed an interest

Wayne County Public Schools is sharing the following update on remote instruction: Remote Instruction Timeline & Update: This week, district administrators met with workgroups of principals and counselors to finalize local plans and processes for teachers to effectively provide student feedback, give end of year progress reports, and assign final grades as applicable. On Friday

Wayne County Public Schools is sharing the following message regarding graduation plans with high school seniors and parents: Class of 2020 Graduation Planning:  Since school buildings were closed in March, our seniors have lost the opportunity to attend prom, take part in senior trips, participate in school sports, and be able to socialize with teachers and

All North Carolinians have been impacted by the coronavirus in some way, especially children and their parents and teachers.  Gov. Roy Cooper began Friday’s press conference by acknowledging the difficult and confusing times for children. Gov. Cooper said the state has made the difficult decision to continue remote learning for North Carolina’s K-12 public schools