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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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.
The Ayden Board of Commissioners tabled a possible reset of the town's Main Street program after a presentation from one of the program's board members on the initiative's positive impact.
The Town of Grifton has hired a Moore County administrator to be its next town manager, filling a post vacated in July.
By: Beyonca Mewborn
GRITON — A man was transported to ECU Health for evaluation after a standoff with law enforcement at his home on Church Street on Wednesday, authorities said.
An Christmas party hosted by a Greenville church last week made a point to include folks sometimes left on the holiday margins.
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