On Wednesday, July 17-19, at 7 p.m. (nightly) Youth Revival is being held at St. Stephens United Holiness Church, Turkey. The guest messengers are Minister Tameka King and Greater Six Runs youth choir; Pastor Ashley […]
(The public reports listed below are provided by the Sampson County Sheriff’s Office, the Clinton Police Department and the N.C. Highway Patrol via the Sheriff’s Office daily jail report.) Arrests/citations • July 12 — Naomi […]
Graduates of the Licensed Practical Nursing program at Sampson Community College earned their pins after completing all requirements. “The health division at Sampson Community College is proud of this group of Practical Nursing graduates,” says […]
It seems as though modern times have proven to be constantly evolving at a rapid pace. There are new advancements in technology and methods becoming available every day aimed at making us more efficient. Agriculture […]
With the state budget at an impasse, Republican leaders are lambasting Gov. Roy Cooper, saying a looming, seemingly imminent veto override due to the governor’s “Medicaid ultimatum” would take project funding off the table for […]
Pastor Roscoe Emanuel Jr. found himself before the Clinton City Schools Board of Education again on Sunday, expressing his interest in becoming the sixth member to fill a seat left vacant after the resignation of […]
Lions, tigers and bears — oh my! Well, maybe not lions, tigers and bears, but something wild for sure! Wildlife activist, animal behaviorist and motivational speaker, Dan Breeding will be bringing his “Wild Animal Encounter” […]
GARLAND — Town Clerk/Finance Officer Pam Cashwell was recently honored for her service to residents in the community. Next to family members, Cashwell received a bouquet of flowers and a five-year service pen. The gifts […]
In a few days, Julie Hedgepeth Williams will share the story of her great-uncle and his family surviving a ship once called “unsinkable.” The author is presenting her work “A Rare Titanic Family” at 2 […]
The Sampson County Board of Elections has plans to conduct educational seminars on voter identification requirements to meet changes in the voting laws beginning with next year’s elections. Starting in 2020, voters will be required […]
(The public reports listed below are provided by the Sampson County Sheriff’s Office, the Clinton Police Department and the N.C. Highway Patrol via the Sheriff’s Office daily jail report.) Arrests/citations • July 12 — Sabrina […]
Rep. Raymond Smith, District 21, which covers Sampson and Wayne counties, talks with members of the Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club about legislative issues ongoing in the General Assembly. Rep. Raymond Smith, District 21, which covers Sampson […]
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