Strawberry Festival
Annual Strawberry Festival.
Boney Mill Pond
Fun for the entire family!
Historic Depot
Wallace history.
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Car
Restoring our history.
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Welcome
Wallace is a wonderful place to live and raise a family. You will find citizens here outgoing, with warm and friendly personalities, who are eager to welcome you to our community. Quality of life in our town is second to none. We have excellent schools, active churches and faith-based organizations, lots of opportunities for recreation, a growing economy, and resilient people who rally in times of need and who display a genuine sense of civic pride. We would welcome your visit.
Mission & Vision
Mission
We are a forward thinking, proactive and responsive local government that sets the standard of dedication, loyalty and transparency, being always good stewards of the public trust.
Vision
Is to become the regional economic hub for commerce, medicine, technology and opportunity for all people, defined by our small town values and unified in diversity for the greater good of all.
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The Town of Wallace is hiring! We are seeking qualified individuals to fill a Customer Service Representative Vacancy. See below for details.
Great opportunity to help clean up the community and to get rid of residential trash and bulky items for free! Details on how to volunteer, and regarding the free landfill day guidelines are below.NCDOT Litter Sweep & Free Landfill Drop-Off on Saturday, April 17![]()
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The Duplin County Solid Waste Department is participating in the North Carolina DOT litter sweep on Saturday, April 17, 2021. The landfill/transfer station at 325 Landfill Road, Rose Hill, will be open from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. for all residential trash FREE of charge.![]()
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Residential trash items that are eligible for drop-off include trash, household items like furniture and mattresses, tires, appliances, metal, electronics, yard debris, and recyclable materials such as aluminum cans, plastic, cardboard, etc. Please do not take to the local collection sites. No contractors or businesses, please.![]()
Please be prepared to separate and place items in the appropriate area(s). If you have any questions about any items, please call 910-289-3091. ![]()
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We encourage anyone interested in helping with roadside cleanup to contact Dean Butts with the NCDOT office in Kenansville at 910-296-8703 for supplies. The NCDOT Litter Sweep is a great opportunity for residents to join together and remove litter from our county’s roadsides.
We are happy to announce that the MLB Pitch, Hit and Run Competition is back for the 2021 season! This year's competition is scheduled for Saturday, May 22 at Clement Street Park. Check in is at 9:30 a.m. and the event will start at 10:00 a.m. This event is open to all baseball and softball players ages 7-14. Competition age cutoff is July 17. Age divisions are 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, and 13/14. Boys and girls compete in two different groups. New to this year's event is a trip to the MLB World Series to compete for the MLB Pitch, Hit and Run Championship! For more info contact the WPRD and to signup for the event please clink the link:![]()
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Keep a watch out for some stormy weather that we may experience later this evening.![]()
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