Inclement weather once again reared its head during last week’s football activities, delaying some games and forcing others to be rescheduled.
When the Clinton Main Street Committee pulled out all the stops back in May for the first-ever Dinner on Main event, we thought it could not be topped. After all, it was a perfect night, with bright ...
Backpack Buddies has lost its supplier in the Lakewood District, and is in danger of running out of food, according to Lakewood High Backpack Buddies Coordinator Heather Tew. And she is hoping those ...
Student enrollment for Clinton City Schools didn’t drop as much as education officials once thought, and superintendent Dr. Wesley Johnson offered a newer report to members of the Clinton City Board ...
Midway’s soccer team (6-4) led 1-0 against James Kenan before the Tigers scored three goals in the second half to defeat the Raiders at home Monday evening.
Sampson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jamie King met with middle and high school principals this past Thursday to discuss updates on the new weapon scanners that have been implemented in the ...
Local Sampson County resident Dr. Jacqueline Howard recently went on a mission trip to Mombasa in Kenya back in August to help distribute clothing, personal hygiene products, shoes, and essential ...
After inclement weather pushed their road game back from Friday to Monday night, Lakewood (2-3) came away victorious over North Duplin 28-14.
Friday, Sept. 18 was a memorable day for 12 former Dark Horses, as the first-ever inaugural class of the Dark Horses Ring of Honor was introduced in front of a crowded Clinton High stadium during ...
Shout it loud, and shout it proud! With eight adorable tiny tots standing at attention around a small table in the center of the room, this mild-mannered freshman gave them a pep talk before they ...
The town of Salemburg was awarded for being the 31st town to shift from using Black Mountain Software as part of the Municipal Accounting Services Program. The award was presented during Thursday ...
Current District Court Judge Robert Gilmore has been elevated to a Superior Court judgeship. Gov. Josh Stein made the announcement late Monday afternoon, tapping Gilmore and two others to new seats.