Grocery Store Employee Accused Of Stealing Gift Cards And Snacks
CLAYTON - A former employee at Harris Teeter, at 67 Flowers Crossroads Way, has been arrested by the Johnston County Sheriff's Office.
On January 13,...
Car Strikes Smithfield Home
A Smithfield homeowner had a rude awakening after a car struck the corner bedroom of his home where he was sleeping.
The accident happened at...
Rouzer Votes For National Defense Authorization Act
US Congressman David Rouzer (R-NC) has voted for the Fiscal Year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, an authorization bill considered by Congress every year to...
Federal Judge Chides N.C. Elections Board, But Takes No Action
By Mitch Kokai
Carolina Journal News Service
RALEIGH — A federal judge noted his “serious concerns” about the N.C. state elections board in an order issued Friday, Oct....
Local Runners Take Steps To Protect Clayton Police K-9
CLAYTON – The Clayton Police Department has an additional safeguard for one of its officers, thanks to the generosity of a local club. Clayton...
7 School Resource Officers Will Be Added This Fall
When the 2019-2020 school year gets underway this August, Johnston County Public Schools will have a School Resource Officer in every middle school in...
Candidate Withdraws From Council Race
A candidate for the Smithfield Town Council withdrew from the race Friday.
Tim Johnson, the former Parks and Recreation Director, had filed for the District 2...
Driver Strikes Gasoline Tanker
Highway 70 in Selma was closed for several hours Saturday afternoon after a car collided with a gasoline tanker. The crash happened at the...
Three People Charged With Attempted First Degree Murder And Robbery
CLAYTON - Clayton Police Chief Greg Tart has confirmed the arrests of three people on attempted murder and robbery charges stemming from a January...
Police Investigating Alleged Rape
Smithfield Police confirmed today (Wednesday) they are investigating the alleged rape of a Selma teenager.
The victim told police the incident happened at an undisclosed...
