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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Tropical Storm Debby brought high winds, heavy rain and resulted in flooded roads, power outages and downed trees in the Wayne County area.
A local Wayne County school bus was stuffed with donations during the annual Stuff the Bus school supply collection held just weeks prior to the start of the school year.
Big Lots will stay open in Goldsboro as the company plans to shut down about 315 stores nationwide.
Marina Salinas was thankful she received a new backpack and school supplies during the Back-to-School Bash Friday at Worrell Contracting Co. in downtown Goldsboro.
Col. Morgan Lohse, 4th Fighter Wing commander at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, confirmed during the annual State of the Military that plans to divest F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft are
Col. Morgan Lohse, 4th Fighter Wing commander at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, confirmed during the annual State of the Military that plans to divest F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft are
An 81-year-old Mount Olive man died in a vehicle accident Saturday near the intersection of Emmaus Church Road and N.C. 55.
The Kinston City Council voted to create an agreement to transfer zoning authority from the city to Lenoir County for a parcel along Goodman Road for a proposed mining project.
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A Goldsboro police cruiser slammed into a utility pole on the U.S. 70 entrance ramp at William Street after it was struck by a BMW Wednesday night.
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