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10. The parade follows Market Street from Second Street to Sixth Street. Clayton -- 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec.
A Thanksgiving service is scheduled from 10 till 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 26, at Green Chapel Missionary Baptist Church on Brogden Road east of Smithfield.
An alternative to Halloween is scheduled from 5 till 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at Watkins Chapel Baptist Church at highways 39 and 231 in the Emit community.
Timaru family sad at loss of dog
GONE: Riley, 7, and mum Jaimee Broomhall only have a photo to remind them of the black labrador they tried to help.
Office Max donates classroom supplies
From left, first-grade teacher Stephanie Casey, Office Max representatives Nea Kolakowski, Rosa Amezquita and Stephen Whale and Micro-Pine Level principal Angela Jacobs Contributed A Johnston County teacher recently enjoyed "A Day Made Better." Across the country, Office Max, the office-supply chain, chose more than 1,100 teachers to receive more ...
Yes We Can Coalition tackles recession, H1N1 flu vaccine
The H1N1 flu vaccine and the effects of the recession on needy Johnstonians were hot topics at last week's community meeting sponsored by the Yes We Can Johnston County Coalition.
My friend Mary wrote the other day to tell me of her grandfathera s dilemma. Hea s involved in important litigation aimed at saving his farm, his family business, and hundreds of agricultural jobs in North Carolina.
Campus Y matches students with social activism
At UNC, contact the Campus Y at 962-2333 or campus-y.unc.edu E-mail representatives from the Coalition Against Sex Trafficking, Priya Desaid, at priya@email.unc.edu Sometimes it's very simple to help other people.
Fun scheduled at the Animal Open House
Johnston County Animal Services will hold an Open House on September 12, 2009 between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at the Pet Adoption Center at 115 Shelter Way in Smithfield.
Micro-lender meets with CLT brass today
Officials from Grameen America, the world's top micro-lender, are in Charlotte today meeting with city officials, according to a tweet from City Councilman John Lassiter.
Community Notes Aug. 26-Sept. 2
The N.C. Big Sweep is recruiting volunteers for this year's waterway cleanup, which is scheduled from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
As the sun rises over this oddly-named crossroads community, folks begin gathering at the small general store for coffee, biscuits and conversation.
Thanks to a $50,000 grant from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center , high-tech and life science startups and entrepreneurs have access to a "virtual highway" that could lead to better funding opportunities.
Thanks to a $50,000 grant from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center , high-tech and life science startups and entrepreneurs have access to a "virtual highway" that could lead to better funding opportunities.
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Video: Teens Address Community Technology Need With Global Ambition
This Sunday, August 9, more than fifty teens from the Chicago area and North Carolina will gather at New Hope Camp & Convention Center in Chapel Hill NC.
Preliminary autopsy: Benson man shot to death
A Benson man who was found dead in a ditch outside Kenly Saturday died of multiple gunshot wounds, the Johnston County Sheriff's Office said Monday.
Body of Benson resident found near Kenly, Micro
The Johnston County Sheriff's office is investigating the discovery of a body Saturday along the side of Glendale Road between Kenly and Micro.
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Asian markets sprang back to life Tuesday, invigorated by fresh hopes for improved bank earnings and signs the regional economy is recovering.
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Metal muscles drive a robo-bata Micro Aerial Vehicle
The 'robo-bat' skeleton Researchers are increasingly looking to nature for design inspiration in a wide range of mechanical devices.