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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
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
Sign up for men’s cook-off challenge
Men’s Kitchen King Cook-Off Competition Nov. 10 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Omega Kappa Omega, is sponsoring a Men’s Kitchen King Cook-Off Competition Saturday, Nov. 10, from 1 until 4 … more
Fifth phase of voluntary floodplain swine buyout program announced
RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has partnered with the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service to continue its program to purchase permanent conservation … more
Angier Kiwanis hears from town manager..Angier Town Manager Mike McLaurin speaks to the Angier Kiwanis during a meeting in September.
Angier Kiwanis hears from town manager
Eason and Ciambotti engaged..Laura Patterson of Erwin announces the engagement of her daughter, Christa Marie Eason, to Nico Anthony Ciambotti, son of Mike and Kathy Ciambotti of Huntersville. The bride-elect is also the daughter of Walter Eason of Erwin. She is the granddaughter of Lawrence and Jessie Patterson of Erwin and the late J.W. and Doris Eason. She is a 2011 graduate of Triton High School. She is a graduate of East Carolina University with a Bachelor of Science degree in public health with an emphasis in community health. She is a claims generalist associate with Progressive Insurance in Charlotte. The prospective groom is the grandson of Gloria Ciambotti of Altoona, Pa., the late Robert Ciambotti, Audrey and Tim Yearick of Mill Hall, Pa., Rose Bowman and the late Donald Bowman. He is a graduate of Lake Norman Charter School in Huntersville. He graduated from East Carolina University with a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology from the College of Health and Human Performance. He is an inside sales representative with United Rentals in Charlotte. The wedding will take place Sept. 28, 2019, at 4 p.m. at Sansom Community Church in Dunn. Formal wedding invitations will be sent.
Eason and Ciambotti engaged
Wildlife Commission anticipates seasonal increase in coyote sightings
RALEIGH — Data collected by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission about human-coyote interactions in 2017 suggest North Carolinians may expect to see — and hear — coyotes with greater … more
Candidate holds listening session
Harnett County School board candidate Jason Lemons held a public meeting Monday night to allow members of the public to address issues concerning the schools. Mr. Lemons hosted the event for a … more
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The annual Denim Days Baby Denim Contest was held during the Oct. 6 celebration at the gazebo near the Erwin Business Complex. This year's contestants included: Audrey Caroline Tart, Brinley O'Neal, Hudson Roy, Grace Henry, Cheyenne West, Saylor Claire Herring, Siyah Grace Blackmon, Kinsey Ivey, Annabeth Melvin, Cooper Norris and Cayden Boyd Marshall.
Erwin hosts Baby Denim Contest
Some of the area’s cutest, sweetest and best-dressed babies were in Erwin Oct. 6 for the annual Denim Days Baby Denim Contest. This year’s contestants included: Audrey Caroline Tart, Brinley … more
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