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Parent reacts to principal’s move
The parent of a Harnett Central High School student who was asked to take off a shirt with President Donald Trump’s name on it says he is not satisfied with the Harnett County School Board’s … more
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Harnett Regional's musical opens tonight..Harnett Regional Theatre will kick off its 41st season tonight with 'Good Ol Girls,' a musical about love, loss and laughter. Shown rehearsing are Erin Harrington, Tonya Simison, Leanne Bernard and Jenni Johnson. Tickets for the show are $12. Performances are at 7:30 tonight, Saturday night and Oct. 26 and 27 and 2:30 p.m. Sunday and Oct. 28. All performances will take place at the Stewart Theatre, 114 N. Wilson Ave., Dunn. Through the language of five unique southerners, 'Good Ol’ Girls' celebrates childhood through old age with big hair and bigger hearts. The show is said to feature some great country music and fabulous stories by some great North Carolina authors.
Harnett Regional's musical opens tonight
Sansom recognizes longtime member during homecoming..Sansom Community Church pastor, the Rev. Jerome Pope, left, recognizes longtime member Jessie Patterson, center, with a plaque and a dozen roses for her service to the church and community during homecoming services Oct. 14. Mrs. Patterson founded the Children's Church at the church and is a member of the choir. She has been a Sunday school teacher for a number of years and Rev. Pope noted she has probably taught every class at the church. Holding her flowers is Mrs. Patterson's grandson, the Rev. Josh Walsh, youth minister at Sansom.
Sansom recognizes longtime member during homecoming
Charter member recognized at Sansom..The Rev. Jerome Pope, left, pastor of Sansom Community Church, talks to charter member, Betty Lou Hair, by phone Oct. 14 during homecoming services. Mrs. Hair, who has been an active member of the church since it was founded in February 1947, was unable to be at the service because of health reasons. A plaque and a dozen red roses were given to her son, Michael Hair, center, and his wife, Carolyn, to be given to her.
Charter member recognized at Sansom
Rape kit tracking just got a lot easier
It might not seem like much to the person on the street, but Harnett County was the first to utilize a new statewide system to track rape kits. Earlier this month the North Carolina Department of … more
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Details sealed in off-duty officer shooting
Details are emerging about a Monday night incident that left an off-duty Fayetteville Police officer and the man accused of shooting him hospitalized. According to multiple sources, including a … more
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During a previous Singing for S.A.F.E. event, volunteers hold candles to remember those who died in North Carolina during the past year as a result of domestic homicide. Now in its ninth year, the candlelight vigil and benefit concert will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. in Scott Concert Hall at Campbell University.
Bringing awareness to domestic violence
The goal of organizers of a concert event this weekend is more than providing an evening of musical entertainment — they want to bring awareness to domestic violence and sexual assault. Singing … more
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Dunn Community Planner and the person overseeing Dunn’s move toward becoming an NC Main Street city, Tasha McDowell welcomes Jackie Smith and Debbie Lashmit to a presentation by NC Main Street to help kick start revitalization efforts in downtown Dunn.
Dunn re-booting efforts to revitalize Main Street
An effort by Dunn Downtown Development Corporation to revitalize the downtown area has been restarted in hopes of making Downtown Dunn one of the go-to spots in the area. Representatives of the … more
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Pictured from left are Dana Brown, Tiffany Riddle, Sarah Bain, JCI Employment Specialist, and Jessica Fish.
Roses receives Community Empowerment Partner Award
JCI staff presented Roses in Dunn with a Community Empowerment Partner Award to show appreciation to the business for its collaboration and support in helping JCI reach its mission and to observe … more
Coats Medical Services is now accepting patients on a walk-in basis, without an appointment. The staff includes, from left, Drs. Thomas Hatten (faculty), Corey Pickett, Samantha Breen, Kazumi Yoshinaga, Marilyn Malia, Jennifer Hill, Brianna Knott and Ryan Hudson (faculty). Not pictured are Drs. Amy-Jo Bekong and Meghan Hubbard (chief resident).
Coats Medical Services now accepting walk-ins
Harnett County residents no longer have to wait to schedule a local doctor’s appointment. Coats Medical Services is now accepting new patients and walk-ins, no appointment needed. Coats Medical … more
Deer get hit by more vehicles starting in the fall. From 2015 to 2017, Johnston County was ranked 15th in the number of deer hit by cars at 977, Sampson County was 16th with 972 and Harnett County was 21st with 834.
Car wrecks with deer increase as temperatures cool down
RALEIGH — The falling leaves and lower temperatures enjoyed in North Carolina’s autumnal seasons unfortunately results in rising rates of deer collisions. Fall weather continues to correspond … more
Pictured from left are Jim Burgin, Chief Health and Medical Officer at NASA Dr. J.D. Polk and Dr. John Kauffman, dean of Campbell University’s School of Osteopathic Medicine.
NASA’s top doctor visits Campbell University
The Chief Health and Medical Officer at NASA Headquarters, Dr. J.D. Polk, provided a lecture for medical students and attendees at Campbell University’s School of Osteopathic Medicine on Oct. … more
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