Sam Dietrich is a journalist based in Goldsboro, North Carolina. He writes for the Brunswick Beacon and Kinston Free Press, focusing on local news and events in the area. Sam covers a wide range of topics, including community issues, crime, business developments, and local government updates.
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Sam Dietrich's coverage is centered around local news, with a focus on government and politics, crime, health and wellbeing. He frequently covers evolving stories and announcements related to the community events, weather updates, public safety issues.
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Helping Hands United Mission is set to have its annual Christmas meal box giveaway.
A Kinston man was arrested and charged after Lenoir County deputies found narcotics in a vehicle he was driving in the county.
Reggie Harris has been named the pitching coach of the Down East Bird Dawgs for the 2025 season.
A former E.B. Frink Middle School student has been charged following two fires that took place on school property.
A Kinston man was arrested and charged after Lenoir County deputies found a concealed weapon inside a vehicle he was driving in the county.
Helping Hands United Mission is set to have its annual Christmas meal box giveaway.
A woman was arrested by Lenoir County deputies and charged with trafficking methamphetamine.
U.S. lawmakers were successful in pushing back the retirement of F-15E Strike Eagles and saving more than 500 jobs at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base through 2027.
Shirley Myers was one of hundreds of people who flocked to Goldsboro’s first Wawa gas station and convenience store during its recent opening in the city.
The Lenoir Hospital Foundation recently provided financial support through scholarships to seven people.
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