Wednesday, April 24, 2024


23 Central Office Job Cuts Still On The Table

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SMITHFIELD - The Johnston County Public School Board approved a new fiscal year budget proposal Tuesday night but not without some controversy. During budget...

Travel Trailer Overturns On I-95

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SMITHFIELD - A family heading northbound on I-95 to their Virginia Beach home from Florida were involved in a traffic accident this afternoon in...

More than 800,000 Children Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic to Receive Additional Help Buying...

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Starting today, families impacted by school closings due to COVID-19 are beginning to receive additional food benefits as part of the new Pandemic Electronic...

Families To Receive Enhanced Benefits In May To Ensure Food Access

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To help families access food during the COVID-19 pandemic, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is temporarily increasing benefits for May...

Retired Nurse Cashes In On $115,497 Prize

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Evelyn Burbridge of Angier never misses her chance to play Cash 5, and that dedication paid off with a $115,497 win. “I buy Cash 5...

Hundreds of Offenders Designated Recovered From COVID-19

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RALEIGH - The majority of offenders in the state prison system who tested positive for COVID-19 are now presumed to have recovered pursuant to...

Wayne Community College Taking Layered Approach To Campus Return

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Wayne Community College is working to re-open its campus after weeks of operating remotely due to COVID-19 precautions. While the state is in Phase I...

JCPS To Hold Virtual Job Fair On May 14th

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Johnston County Public Schools will hold a Virtual Job Fair on Thursday, May 14th. The event will be held in a Zoom Conference format...

Excellence Honored At Central Carolina Community College

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Central Carolina Community College has recognized approximately 100 outstanding students for its Annual Academic Excellence Awards. Instructors selected the students who were recognized for academic...

Cooper: State won’t relax COVID-19 restrictions before May 22

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By Julie Havlak Carolina Journal News Service RALEIGH — North Carolina won’t ease restrictions on its economy and residents before May 22, despite increasing pressure from...