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School Board Decision Paves Way for More Diversity

The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected everyone in 2020 and will affect us for years to come. I will leave some of the national debate about the economic stress, masks, hydroxychloroquine, or other issues to the pundits. On a local level, the recent potential 18-week decision by the Lenoir County School Board exposed a servant leadership deficit catching parents, teachers and even administrators by surprise.

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Now’s the Time

Have you ever pondered about when to take action? Get some behind the scenes discussion about that and …

Great client meeting on a fun project. Gracie loses to a cabinet. We continue to make progress in our new office and studio. And more. If we were ever going to invest in our studio, now’s the time. Don’t sleep on us…we have a lot of good things coming!

Now’s the Time – The Journey, Episode 36

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A Peek Inside Magic Mile Media

Take an interesting look inside a business meeting with one of our Magic Mile Media social media clients, Brooks Poole, Realtor, as we discuss strategies for his Facebook page. (If you haven’t liked his page you should do that now. Fun stuff happening there.) Neuse News covers the new UPS store at MedSource Pharmacy and, of course, no vlog is complete without a dose of Gracie Herring and Mackenzie Cannon. We are loving this journey!

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Having a Blast – The Journey, Episode 32

This episode of The Journey really captures the personality and atmosphere in which we get to work on a daily basis. It looks like we are having a lot of fun and we are. But what you do not see is that between Neuse News and Magic Mile Media our team was responsible for 147 pieces of content just last week. Yes, we actually do work really hard. And we have a blast doing it. It is so important to love what you do!

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So, about last month…

Have you ever had something gnaw at you long enough that you finally had to address it?

Last month the City of Kinston requested that Neuse News run a Public Notice informing the community of the proposed Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget. Having served for eight years as mayor, I know the budget process and numbers well. Glaring to me was the proposed $26,100 increase in the mayor and council’s salary line item. Surely that was a mistake. Surely in a time like this that would not be on the table.

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