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(The public reports listed below are provided by the Clinton Police Department and Sampson County Sheriff’s Office.)
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Highlighting local artists
CLINTON — Last spring a simple video projected was started by the Sampson Arts Council, and now it’s grown into its own series of videos highlighting the artistic talents of Sampson County.
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Roseboro commissioner resigns
ROSEBORO — Town Commissioner Cary Holland’s resignation was officially accepted Tuesday night.
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Harrells market starts season
HARRELLS — People steadily worked their way to the Harrells Farmers Market as it started off its new season this past weekend.
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Teenager killed while riding atop ATV
A teenager was struck and killed Saturday night as she rode atop an ATV in Sampson County, a fatal collision that remains under investigation by North Carolina State Highway Patrol officials.
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Class back in across Sampson
Smiles and waves, sunshine and laughter were all in place for the return of students in Sampson County after their spring break.
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HCA honors student excellence
Headmaster’s List (All A’s)
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Impaired drivingcases, one fatal,bring prison time
A Sampson man has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for causing a June 2020 fatal wreck, in which he struck a pedestrian while driving impaired. He was also ordered to pay restitution to the family of the man, who was standing in his driveway when he was hit.
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Marking Child Abuse Prevention Month
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and serves as an opportunity to highlight the role the community can play to support parents and families.
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County nears 1 in 5 vaccinated
More than one-fourth of Sampson County is now at least partially vaccinated, as the county nears one in five fully vaccinated, according to state figures.
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‘Walking It Out’ in Sampson
AUTRYVILLE — While carrying a special flag on his shoulder, Anthony Peterson crossed the South River and walked through the heart of Autryville.
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Sampson pays tribute to Hall
Brent Hall was known for his compassion, service to his community, and being a warrior who proudly wore badge number 503.