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17 THE BUZZ AROUND WAYNE COUNTY APRIL 2026 People "LOVE" the Buzz! Averil Williams 919-289-9238 Come See Us On Wayne Memorial Dr., in Mar Mac, and Patetown Rd. Bring THIS coupon, buy a footlong meal, and get a free cookie! eat fresh. Peace Lutheran Church (LCMS) 1002 Gardner Manor Drive Goldsboro, NC www.peacelutherangoldsboro.org Easter Schedule Palm Sunday: Mar 29 @ 10 AM Good Friday: Apr 3 @ 7 PM Easter Sunday: Apr 5 @ 10 AM But from now on the Son of Man shall be seated at the right hand of the power of God. Luke 22:69 Our Advertisers get RESULTS! Call ME for details! TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUP MEETING The TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) Support Group of Wayne County meets every second Saturday of the month (with a few exceptions, previously announced) at the Peggy Seegars Senior Center in Goldsboro. If you or a loved one would like to meet and greet friendly folk, come to our meet- ing! We have refreshments and a lot of laughter and chatter to offer anyone willing to come and share in the journey. For more information, con- tact Pier Protz at ReNu Life 919-734-0266.See you there? Blondine I. Knelsen, MSW, LCSW The Neighborhood Watch Meetings The Neighborhood Watchmeets every first Wednesday of the monthly,from 5:30pm until 6:30pm at the Peachtree Street Recreation Center. It is locat- ed at 1601Peachtree Street here in Goldsboro.If you are interested in local happenings, clean streets (we offer our help to Adopt-A-Block,founded and operated by Linda Jordan on Mulberry St), reducing crime, reporting issues on our streets and neighborhood, come join us.For more informa- tion, please call our representative, Jamie Taylor, at 919.273.1908 or come to one of our meetings. We would love to have more interested parties to help us think of solutions for common problems. All are welcome . Mental Health Association of Wayne County Serving as a voice for the mentally ill, advocating for quality mental health treatment of Wayne County citizens, and promoting good mental health through public programs. Taking a mental health screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition. Mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety are real, common, and treatable. Recovery is possible. Take your free and confidential mental health screening for Anxiety, Depression, Post Traumatic Disorder, Eating Disorders, Addiction Test and Youth. Provided by The Mental Health Association in Wayne County and Mental Health America For more information, call The MH Association at 919-734-3530 or Emily Peacock at 919-608-4307. Community Partnership in Action,Pikeville! Twice each year, the Pikeville Police Department is proud to partner with students from Aycock High School for a roadside cleanup effort along US 117. This important com- munity project helps keep one of the main corridors in our area clean while also giving students an opportunity to serve their community. During the cleanup, officers with the Pikeville Police Depart- ment assist by providing traffic control and roadside safety measures to ensure the students can safely carry out their work along the highway. With vehicles traveling at high speeds along US 117, having proper safety oversight is critical, and our officers are honored to play a role in making the event both safe and successful. We want to give a huge thank you to the hardworking students and staff from C.B. Aycock High School who volunteered their time to make a difference. Your dedication to improving our community does not go unnoticed. Partnerships like this are what make our community strong. We look forward to continuing this tradition and supporting these students again during the next cleanup. Great job everyone! TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE BUZZ!