For the first time ever, people from across eastern North Carolina converged on the Hub Thursday night for Center Street Jam, Goldsboroâs popular downtown concert series.
The Hub is a new outdoor entertainment venue with an amphitheater, stage, paved walkways, tables, a lawn, restrooms and other amenities. Itâs located near the intersection of Center and Chestnut streets, where live bands perform under a covered stage and concert goers can stand or sit on a grassy area in front of the stage.
Jim Quick and Coastline, a band known for weaving together soul, blues, R&B and Americana into their very own âswamp soulâ music, jammed from 6 to 9 p.m. as people stretched their legs from lawn chairs that dotted the grassy lawn.
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SECU Foundation Provides Grant to Assist with Affordable Workforce Housing Initiative
Check Presentation
SECU Foundation Executive Director Jama Campbell (first row, right) presents ceremonial grant check to City of Goldsboro Downtown Development Director Erin Fonseca (first row, left) with DGDC, Communities, Inc., and State Employees’ Credit Union representatives on hand.
RALEIGH, N.C., May 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) A Goldsboro non-profit focusing on addressing the lack of affordable housing for a growing middle-income workforce has received a Mission Development Grant of $40,000 from the SECU Foundation. The organization, Downtown Goldsboro Development Corporation (DGDC), requested assistance to help build organizational capacity in the areas of strategic planning, fundraising, and human resource needs to achieve their goal. DGDC will work together with Communities, Inc., a non-profit formed by the Corporation in 2019, to facilitate plans developed during the capacity build