В Северной Каролине наградили сотрудников, отслуживших государству почти 50 лет

North Carolina employees honored at award ceremony for nearly half-century of service RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — North Carolina employees who served the state for nearly a half-century were honored at an awards ceremony Tuesday, the governor's office said. According to the Office of the North Carolina Governor, the Richard Caswell Award Program recognizes state employees with at least 45 years of service. The governor's office said nine employees were honored at Tuesday's ceremony: - Jane Allen Beaman for 49 years with the Harnett County District Attorney's Office - Glendora Hagins for 45 years with the Department of Health and Human Services - Janice Johnson for 45 years with the Department of Justice - Gail Newman for 45 years with the Department of Adult Correction - Mae Rogers for 45 years with the Department of Transportation - Morris Reid for 45 years with the Department of Adult Correction - Judy Stem for 45 years with the Department of Health and Human Services - Rebecca Smith for 45 years with the Department of Justice - Donna Wilson for 45 years with the Department of Information Technology "Although today's honorees excelled in different fields, this year's Richard Caswell Service Award recipients are united by their immeasurable public impact," Gov. Josh Stein said in a statement. "Whether keeping our communities safe, ensuring every North Carolinian has a chance at success, or delivering quality services across the state, these incredible state employees have made North Carolina safer and stronger." Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to CBS17.com.