Beyonca Mewborn is a journalist for The Daily Reflector, focusing on local news in Greenville, North Carolina. With a passion for community journalism, Beyonca covers a wide range of topics, including local events, business developments, and profiles of community leaders.
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Beyonca's coverage is largely focused on local community events, town news, celebrations, and fundraisers. She often covers topics related to house & home, family & relationships, agriculture & farming, and education within the Greenville area of North Carolina.
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Marchers with the Long March for Unity and Justice on Sept. 26 turn the corner in front of the Veterans Memorial at the Town Common.
A side view of the Kawai keyboard, the Roland amplifier and the carrying case donated to the Grifton Lions Club for Grifton School.
GRIFTON — First Christian Church of Grifton invited the community to celebrate the furry friends that God has blessed them with during its first Blessing of the Animals service at
Members of the Grifton Lions club hope that a recent gift of a keyboard and amplifier to Grifton School is the start of the club making beautiful music together with
AYDEN — An Ayden man said that barbering led him down a path of reformation to change his life for the better — and to open his own barbershop in
GRIFTON — Folks from Grifton and beyond celebrated the area’s history, heritage and blending of cultures during what organizers said was one of the best-attended John Lawson Legacy Days ever.
By: Beyonca Mewborn
A gathering hosted by local vegetarians showed guests that meat is not required to celebrate Thanksgiving.
GRIFTON — Twelve competitors put their skills to the test at the fourth annual Shad Festival Chili Cook-off fundraiser in Grifton last month, and organizers said that partnering with local
SNOW HILL — Growing interest in self-sustainability and subsistence farming drew an engaged crowd of experts and people eager to learn to Greene County last week for the first Grow Your Homestead conference.
A student fills out forms for Spelman College, the first HBCU for women in the country founded in 1881 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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