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This North Carolina Amish-Style Buffet Serves All-You-Can-Eat Comfort Food That Feels Like Home
Some restaurants serve meals, but a few serve memories that linger long after the last bite. Robbins Nest in Selma, North Carolina, is exactly that kind of place. This all-you-can-eat buffet has built a devoted following by keeping things refreshingly simple: hearty, soulful dishes crafted with the same care and warmth you remember from Sunday dinners at your grandmother’s table. Every visit feels like coming home, with generous portions and comforting flavours that make it impossible to leave without a full heart and a satisfied appetite.
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10 Must-Try Restaurants & Hangouts In Greenville, North Carolina
Think Greenville, North Carolina is just another small town? Think again. Locals know the real secret: this place is packed with hidden culinary treasure you won’t find on a typical map. Ever asked someone where to eat and ended up with a list so long you don’t even know where to start?
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The Legendary Whole-Hog Barbecue Spot In North Carolina That Hasn’t Changed In Decades
In Greenville, there’s a white cinder block building that’s been smoking whole hogs since your parents were young, and it has zero interest in updating for modern times. B’s Barbecue is a time capsule of Eastern North Carolina barbecue tradition, and thank goodness nobody’s tried to renovate it.
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'People are worth investing in': Singer Maren Morris chips in to transform former N.C. prison
GOLDSBORO, N.C. — Months after activist Kerwin Pittman received the keys to an abandoned correctional center in Goldsboro that he plans to turn into re-entry housing for men released from prison, country singer Maren Morris has donated to his effort. What You Need To Know. Kerwin Pittman, founder of...
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Faison farmers day parade set for March 14
Faison, DUPLIN COUNTY — The Faison Farmers Day Parade returns on March 14, bringing the community together to celebrate agriculture, local businesses, and small-town pride. Hosted with the support of Faison Fire & Rescue, the parade will begin at 11:00 a.m. Organizers encourage attendees to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot along the parade route and enjoy the full day of festivities.
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Ocracoke Fig Festival to Feature Washington, NC Chef Jamie Davis
This free, family-friendly event takes place August 6-8, 2026 on Ocracoke Island, NC. The Ocracoke community will celebrate the summer’s fig bounty with special guest chef Jamie Davis. The 13th annual Fig Festival will take place at the Berkley Barn on Ocracoke Island. The free festival features live music...
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Since 1946, Parker’s Barbecue In Wilson, North Carolina Is Where Tradition Meets Smoke
Can a single restaurant define an entire region’s food culture? In North Carolina, the answer is yes, Parker’s Barbecue in Wilson has been proving it since 1946. What started as a family dream on US Highway 301 South has grown into one of the most beloved barbecue spots in the entire South. Pull up a chair, because this place earns every bit of its legendary reputation.
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Jefferson Starship To Perform in Smithfield on April 18 During 50th Anniversary Tour
Jefferson Starship will perform at the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium in Smithfield on April 18 at 7 p.m. This marks a stop during their 50th anniversary tour. The group will play classic hits and new material. Doors open at 6 p.m. The show takes place at Johnston Community College's main campus.
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Stitches in Time: Quilts, Needlework & Notions - Mar 7
Oriental History Museum invites you to the opening reception for their newest exhibition Stitches in Time: Quilts, Needlework & Notions, Saturday, March 7, from 1-4p. Join us for refreshments and listen as our VP, Rolayne Schwendy, walks you through the exhibit describing different sewing techniques, hand-sewn garments, and historic quilt patterns.
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The Charcoal-Grilled Chicken At This North Carolina Restaurant Is So Popular It’s Gone By Lunchtime
There’s a place in Greenville where chicken gets more respect than most politicians, and it sells out faster than concert tickets. B’s Barbecue has been grilling chicken over charcoal since before grilling chicken was considered artisanal, and people still can’t get enough of it. Let’s address the...
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Tradition, tribute mark Mount Olive’s Black History Parade
MOUNT OLIVE — Crowds filled Breazeale Avenue last Saturday, for Mount Olive’s 18th annual Black History Parade. For many, attending the parade is a long-standing tradition. For two men from Calypso, Randy and Dewight, it is “a chance to meet people, enjoy the sun, and show our support for the community and those putting on the parade.” Randy and Dewight haven’t missed a single year. Enthusiastic attendees, vendors, and food trucks started gathering along the parade route at 11 a.m.
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Movies and TV shows casting in New Bern
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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'Grease' brings memories of stage and screen to Farmville theater: Musical set in 1950s opens Friday
Nearly half a century after Paramount Pictures released “Grease,” the title is finally featured on the marquee at the theater in Farmville. Starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, the highest-grossing film of 1978 was never shown at Farmville’s Paramount Theater, which closed its doors to movie-goers in 1977. But the stage version that opens Friday at what is now Farmville Community Arts Council will bring back memories of not only the hit movie but also the era that inspired it. “Everybody in the cast has a parent, a grandparent or even a great-grandparent that was a teenager in the ’50s,” Director Kevin Lee said in an interview. “So we’re kind of dedicating the whole show to those folks.” “Grease,” a 1971 musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, is set in the 1950s at the fictional Rydell High School, home of the “greaser” gang and the “Pink Ladies.” The story centers on a hot-rodder named Danny who, over the summer, fell for Sandy, the new girl in town. But the relationship is complicated when the two meet again at school, where her sweet innocence poses a threat to his tough-guy image. The fan-favorite show is one that people had often
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Tobacco Farm Life Museum Welcomes One Day Wonder Exhibit
KENLY — The Tobacco Farm Life Museum, part of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, is hosting the State Archives of North Carolina’s One Day Wonder exhibit “To Preserve the Blessings of Liberty: State Constitutions of North Carolina” on Friday, March 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Teacher of the Week: Scott Lauzon
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - WITN is proud to highlight some of the incredible educators who inspire our students across the East, all thanks to your nominations. This week, we want you to meet Scott Lauzon. Scott is the chorus director at West Craven High School. In his third year of...
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Steak Stampede Hits Selma as LongHorn Fires Up at Eastfield
Selma’s steak game just leveled up. LongHorn Steakhouse has opened a new casual outpost at the Eastfield mixed‑use development, marking the chain’s first restaurant in Johnston County. The Selma location sits on a highway‑facing pad near Interstate 95 and brings the brand’s familiar lineup of grilled steaks, sandwiches, ribs and kids’ meals to the area. Local officials say the dining room will create roughly 90 jobs as Eastfield continues to push retail and industrial development along the I‑95 corridor.