HVAC Repairman Charged With Defrauding Second Customer
A self-employed HVAC repairman arrested in February for allegedly defrauding an elderly customer has now been charged with scamming a second customer.
Gregory Lee Hines,...
Lightning Strike Sparks House Fire
A lightning strike is believed to have sparked a house fire in Clayton. Around 5:30am Sunday, the Clayton, Cleveland and Garner Fire Departments responded...
Fuel Spills On Several Miles Of Highway
The NC Department of Transportation has responded to a fuel spill today (Friday) in Wake and Johnston counties. A tractor trailer reportedly leaked a...
Clayton Police Roll Out Mobile Crime Scene Unit
Clayton Police Department’s latest investment in a new vehicle has already paid off for the department’s Crime Scene Investigations Unit.
The vehicle – a 2021...
JCPS Take The ‘NC First In FAFSA’ Challenge To Send More Students To College
High schools across North Carolina are competing for grants in the School Challenge
Johnston County Schools have officially accepted North Carolina’s First in FAFSA Challenge...
An Intensive Effort To Root Out Domestic Terrorism
Capitol Columns By: Brad Crone In the summer of 1980, Glenn Miller, the Carolina Master Dragon of the Knights of Ku Klux Klan held...
Clayton PD Looks To Expand Trail Patrol
To pedestrians and bicyclists who regularly use Clayton’s trails and greenways, Officer Neal Johnson is becoming a familiar, friendly face. He not only offers...
Hails Named Interim Planning Director
CLAYTON – Planning Consultant Dick Hails will be joining the Town of Clayton staff in a regular, part-time capacity as Interim Planning Director beginning...
Clayton Ranked #1 For Improving Affordability For Renters
The Town of Clayton has been ranked first in North Carolina for improving affordability for renters. Clayton can now add improving affordability to its...
1,400 Gallon Sewage Spill Reported
The Town of Clayton has reported a 1,400 gallon sewage spill. The spill was discovered on Friday, March 19th from a manhole behind 11351...
