The town of Wallace is in Duplin County, North Carolina. Wallace is south of Rose Hill, east of Elizabethtown, and west of Jacksonville. The town was initially known as Duplin Roads, and was incorporated as such in 1873. Its name was changed in 1899, to honor Stephen D. Wallace, a railroad official.
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Held each May, the two-day event offers a variety of activities, including a 5K race, entertainment, bands, competitions, and food vendors. Its schedules, contacts, and vendor and sponsor forms are available.
http://www.carolinastrawberryfestival.com/
Locally owned and operated, the construction company has done work with a variety of commercial enterprises, factories, textile plants, schools, health facilities, and renovation projects. Its history is put forward, along with a work portfolio and highlighted pre-engineered buildings. A client list is included.
http://www.dixie-general.com/
Johnson Realty & Home Inspections
The realty company in Wallace, North Carolina offers bank-owned foreclosures, short sales, and traditionally marketed homes and property, and also provides commercial and residential rentals, storage unit rentals, and home inspections. Featured homes are highlighted, and its current listings can be browsed or found by in-site search.
http://www.johnsonrealtync.com/
Offering a frequently changing assortment of antiques and collectibles, the 12,000 square-foot facility is family owned, and located in Wallace, North Carolina, five miles off of Interstate 40. Hours, directions, hours, and photographs are featured.
http://www.riversidebarnantiques.com/
Comprised of businesses and professional people from Wallace, North Carolina and the surrounding area, the mission and membership policies of the non-profit organization are put forward, with a meeting schedule, calendar of events, and contact data.
http://www.wallacechamber.com/
The Wallace, North Carolina congregation is part of the Presbyterian Church USA. Its location, beliefs, leadership and church organization are put forward, along with weekly schedules, a church calendar, bulletin, and sermon archive.
http://www.wallacepresbyterian.com/
The town’s official web site offers contacts and an overview of its administrative and departmental offices, a town profile, and a guide to area schools and businesses. Meeting agendas, minutes, and the municipal code are posted to the site, along with access to various reports and documents.
http://www.townofwallace.com/
