After placing their hands on Bibles and taking oaths, three community members joined the Board of Education for Sampson County Schools to start a new chapter in local education.
The N.C. Department of Transportation plans to close a busy portion of Sunset Avenue (N.C. 24) in Clinton through this weekend, starting Friday night, while contract crews demolish a bridge as part of a massive replacement project.
As Sampson County Schools prepares for a new way of educating students due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), district officials are seeking input from parents during the summer.
At the Sampson County Courthouse on Monday, Darue Bryant voiced his frustration over a controversial Confederate monument while facing a crowd of protestors.
Tests for COVID-19 across North Carolina surpassed the one million mark over the weekend, as cases and hospitalizations continue to rise in the state, the latter hitting a new high. While numbers have increased along many metrics, deaths have leveled off in recent weeks, according to statistics through the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS).
