JCPS Welcomes Students Back For 2022-23 School Year
Johnston County Public Schools began the 2022-2023 school year by welcoming back tens of thousands of students on Monday, August 29.
The excitement was palpable...
JCC Announces New Vice President Of Continuing Education
SMITHFIELD – Vic McCormick is the new vice president of continuing education at Johnston Community College (JCC). Interim President, Dr. Kenneth A. Boham made...
Clayton SRO Program Expands To Serve Seven Area Schools
CLAYTON– The Clayton Police Department has expanded its School Resource Officer Program, and for the first time in the Town’s history, a Clayton Police...
Mom Seeks Justice After Unseen Drug Kills Daughter
By Rudy Coggins Dunn Daily Record JOHNSTON COUNTY - A Benson woman still awaits closure after losing her youngest daughter to a drug-induced homicide...
Neuse Charter School Installs Door Lockdown System
K-12 Charter School chooses leading safe room technology in response to ongoing security threats at schools around the country
SMITHFIELD - Neuse Charter School...
Johnston County School Board Censures Ronald Johnson, Calls For His Resignation
SMITHFIELD - The Johnston County School Board censured Ronald Johnson during a special called meeting Wednesday evening. The board also asked Johnson to resign...
Pack-A-Police Car Event Collects School Supplies
CLAYTON - On Saturday, August 6, 2022, the Clayton Police Department conducted “Pack-A-Police Car” at Walmart on Highway 70 in Clayton. The purpose of...
My Kid’s Club Receives Johnston County Arts Council Grant
SELMA - My Kid’s Club (MKC), a Johnston County non-profit providing services for local youth, has received a Grassroots Grant from the Johnston County...
North Carolinians Win Most Prizes Ever On Way To Raising $929.8 Million For Education
RALEIGH – North Carolinians trying their luck on lottery games won the most prizes ever in fiscal year 2022, helping to raise $929.8 million for...
Looking Back At Leandro Ahead Of The Latest N.C. Supreme Court Hearing
By Mitch Kokai Carolina Journal
Mention the name “Leandro,” and you’re bound to see heads nodding among North Carolina’s education policy establishment. For the...
