Wednesday, April 24, 2024


AVID Seniors Rank Above National Average

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Seniors in the AVID program at Smithfield-Selma High outperformed their peers across North Carolina and the nation. Newly released college-readiness data shows the success of...

Area Lawmakers Named 2019 NC Clean Energy Champions

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GREENSBORO -- Two Republican lawmakers have been named North Carolina's "Clean Energy Champions" of 2019. State Sen. Rick Horner (R-Nash) and State Rep. Larry Strickland...

BAMC 40th Anniversary Celebration Draws State And Regional Healthcare Leaders

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Benson Area Medical Center (BAMC) marked its 40 years of service to residents in Harnett, Johnston and Sampson counties on Tuesday, Nov. 19th with...

High School Football Playoffs—A Community Happening

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By Karissa Niehoff, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Que Tucker, Commissioner of the North Carolina High School...

Justice Paul Newby Visits JCC

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Senior associate justice shared his career on the bench with students Senior Associate Justice Paul Newby shared some of his experiences as a member of...

School Board Tweaks Public Comments Policy

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Growing criticism of a controversial public comments policy has prompted the Johnston County School Board to change the requirements placed on speakers addressing the...

WPTF Radio Holds Carl Lamm Appreciation Day

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Recently retired radio legend Carl Lamm was honored Wednesday by WPTF Radio and Curtis Media Group.  A special one hour radio show 'Carl Lamm Appreciation...

Tyndall Takes Oath As Smithfield Police Officer

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Officer Angie Tyndall received her Oath as a Smithfield Police Officer during the Nov. 12th meeting of the Smithfield Town Council. Mayor Pro Tem...

Teacher Who Questioned Students On Personal Beliefs Apologizes And Expresses Regret For Incident

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South Johnston High Spanish teacher Julia Lopp will be reinstated following 10–day suspension Johnston County Public Schools announced this afternoon (Wednesday), a South Johnston High teacher...

WCC, FSU Sign $10K Degree Agreement

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Wayne Community College and Fayetteville State University signed an agreement Tuesday that permits WCC graduates to earn a degree at FSU for no more...