Leadership Johnston Announces 2021 Graduates
Pictured: (Left) Mike Mancuso, John Parker, Katie Crowder, Chad Little, Lovette Kirks, Sam
O'Brien, Melissa Curry, Telia Virgin, Lindsey Parnell, Brian Worley, Lucia Planchon, Harold
Keen,...
3 Arrested During Four Oaks Narcotics Search Warrant
Three people were arrested following a narcotics search warrant at a Four Oaks area home. Following an undercover drug investigation, agents with the Johnston...
Disabled Motorist Fatally Struck By Tractor Trailer
FOUR OAKS - A Johnston County man was killed early Friday morning after his disabled car was struck on the shoulder of Interstate 95.
The...
Benson Installs New Sculpture At Library
The first work in a planned “rotating sculpture tour” for Downtown Benson
“Geometer’s Gate” by Mint Hill, NC artist Charles Pilkey installed at the...
Commissioners Approve $36 Million General Obligation Bond From 2018 School Referendum
Funds Will Help Pay For New Thanksgiving Elementary School , JCC Engineering Building
Johnston County Commissioners adopted a resolution April 19th approving the sale...
Car Slams Into Guardrail Seriously Injuring Driver
The driver of a car that slammed into the end cap of a guardrail was pinned in the wreckage for about 30 minutes before...
Rivermark Homes Ribbon Cutting
BENSON - On Wednesday, February 22, the Benson Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting for Rivermark Homes in Benson.
Front row only (left to right): Kristen...
Semifinalists For 2022 JCPS Teacher Of The Year Award Announced
The Triangle East Chamber of Commerce announced the 20 semifinalists for the Flame for Learning Award.Because of the importance of teachers in developing and...
54 Years After His Death, Lost Dog Tags Returned To Fallen Marine’s Family
Memorial Day 2019 will be one that the family of a fallen Johnston County Marine will never forget.
Lance Corporal Harold Vernon Dayringer Jr. of...
$3.7 Million Bid Awarded For HVAC Upgrades At Four Schools
SMITHFIELD - Four public school campuses will be getting upgrades to their HVAC systems. The Board of Education recently approved a $3,745,195 contract with...