Strawberry Festival
Annual Strawberry Festival.
Boney Mill Pond
Fun for the entire family!
Historic Depot
Wallace history.
Train
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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.
Recent News From Facebook
Our Police Department is Hiring!
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#DidYouKnow The town of Wallace was first known as "Duplin Crossroads" and was incorporated into existence in 1873. Later in 1899, the town fathers decided to adopt the new name, Wallace, to honor Stephen D. Wallace, an official of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. #VisitDuplinCounty #DuplinCountyHistory
Duplin County is excited to welcome Metal Specialist LLC to our community! Duplin County Economic Development Commission hosted an event this morning where NC Commerce’s Chief Deputy Secretary Jordan Whichard announced that Metal Specialist, a metal working and roofing supplier, is relocating its headquarters and manufacturing facility to Wallace. The expansion brings 33 new jobs and a $2.9 million investment to Duplin County.
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Not a lot of changes overnight. Elsa remains a weak tropical storm with the center of that system passing closer to the Raleigh area. We anticipate rainy conditions all day, sometimes heavy with accumulation of 1-2 inches of rain and wind gusts up tp 35 mph. See link for graphics and more details. Be mindful of water on roadways in area that are flood prone, it is better to turn around and find another route.
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