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Cape River tours provide locals safe rec options.Cape Fear River Adventures owner Ilia Smirnov, right, and two of his clients travel the Cape Fear River during a kayaking tour from Lillington to Erwin Sunday morning.
River tours provide locals outdoor options
Coats Library celebrates Dr. Seuss..Maria Lecesse reads to children during a celebration honoring Dr. Seuss’ birthday at Coats Library. Library Assistant Liz Caudill, Hannah Schnepf and Kathy Weeks also assist children with crafts. Three Dr. Seuss books were read to the children in attendance and the craft for the day was a Dr. Seuss face mask. The Coats Library will be closed through April 13. All children’s programs are canceled until May.
Coats Library celebrates Dr. Seuss
April Salter, with the American Red Cross, helps donor Gretta Leary at a blood drive at Anthem Church Monday. The drive was held to meet a critical need for blood during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anthem Church hosts much-needed blood drive
Antioch worships in drive-in church service The Rev. Buster West, executive pastor, right, and the Rev. Wesley Hamilton, senior pastor, left, bring the morning message to parishioners as they line up in their vehicles Sunday morning at Antioch Church. Antioch is one of many churches making adjustments to how they provide services during the recent COVID-19 health crisis. Antioch Church, located at 494 Antioch Church Road, between Dunn and Erwin, will hold drive-in services on Sundays at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. until further notice.
Antioch worships in drive-in church service
Pastors at Hood Memorial Christian Church lead a praise and worship service in front of a parking lot full of cars separately holding parishioners tuning into the serive on the radio Sunday. Colton Barber, a Midway High School student, plays the digital piano as Pastor Jason Williams sings with his wife and Co-pastor Joanie Williams. The church is also reaching out to its congregation through Facebook Live and teleconferencing. Pre-packaged communion was handed out to church members as they sat in their vehicles Sunday. See more photos from the drive-in service and others like it at local churches on Page 5A.
Separately worshiping together
Pastors at Hood Memorial Christian Church and Jonesboro Baptist Church stood in front of crowds of cars in their respective parking lots Sunday morning, delivering praise and worship services … more
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City welcomes newest officers..Dunn Police Department Chief Chuck West, right, introduces his newest employees to the city at the council meeting Tuesday night. Councilmen Billy Tart, Chuck Turnage and David Bradham look on as the crowd meets Officer Christian Grant, left, and Animal Control Assistant Audreana Perez. Perez was born in Johnston County, but has lived most of her life in Harnett County, West said. She joined the city staff six months ago. Grant is from Rocky Mount, where he graduated from Rocky Mount High School in 2012 before attending Nash Community College where he majored in criminal justice. Grant joined the Dunn Police Department in August 2019.
City welcomes newest officers
DAILY RECORD PHOTO/EMILY WEAVER Dunn Police Department Chief Chuck West, right, introduces his newest employees to the city at the council meeting Tuesday night. Councilmen Billy Tart, Chuck … more
Bass wins museum rifle raffle..Robert Bass holds the new rifle he won in a raffle at the Dunn Area History Museum. Standing with him are Museum President Bobby Carr, left, and Museum Vice President Mark Johnson. The stock features the logo of the museum and metal artwork showcasing moments in Dunn’s history. The rifle was the first of 10 to be raffled off as a fundraiser for the museum. The rifle is a “Big Boy” Henry Rifle, larger than the .22 caliber rifles previously raffled off. The remaining nine will include three more .45 caliber long Colt’s such as the one taken home by Bass, and five .44 magnum caliber rifles. Tickets for each raffle are $20 and there are always a limited number available. The next raffle will be announced soon.
Bass wins museum rifle raffle
DAILY RECORD PHOTO/TONY FEAGIN Robert Bass holds the new rifle he won in a raffle at the Dunn Area History Museum. Standing with him are Museum President Bobby Carr, left, and Museum Vice … more
Dunn honors its undefeated champions..Mayor William Elmore, right, honors the Dunn Middle School basketball team — undefeated conference champions — at Tuesday night's city council meeting. Listed in no particular order, the team includes, Zaylin Armstrong, Joshua Cameron, Demarbiaz Devane, Ezekial Dixon, Avery Ellington, Ke'Quan Kenner, Camrien McNeil, Chandler Miles, Ahmad Morris, Cade Ouber, Ro'mello Pegues, Nick Roberson, ZyQuan Smith, Matthew Strickland, Will Watson, Diontae Williams and Qua'Shaun Williams as well as their managers, Jerell McNeill and Garo Sheats; and, head coach John Gage and assistant coach Justin Walker. The crowd cheered as Elmore praised the Dunn Middle Greenwaves.
Dunn honors its undefeated champions
DAILY RECORD PHOTO/EMILY WEAVER Mayor William Elmore, right, honors the Dunn Middle School basketball team — undefeated conference champions — at Tuesday night’s city council meeting. Listed … more
Wayne Avenue student persuades school board..West Stanley, a fifth grade student from Wayne Avenue Elementary School, reads his persuasive writing assignment he completed to the Harnett County School Board of Education Monday night. Stanley's report was titled 'Why a family from Califronia should enroll their child into Wayne Avenue Elementary School.'
Wayne Avenue student persuades school board
Daily Record Photo/Eliot Duke West Stanley, a fifth grade student from Wayne Avenue Elementary School, reads his persuasive writing assignment he completed to the Harnett County School Board of … more
Matthews leads the pledge..Harnett County Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Fleming presents Gavin Matthews, a student at Wayne Avenue Elementary School, with a Certficate of Appreciation Monday night, March 9. Matthews led the HCS Board of Education meeting in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Matthews leads the pledge
Daily Record Photo/Eliot Duke Harnett County Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Fleming presents Gavin Matthews, a student at Wayne Avenue Elementary School, with a Certficate of Appreciation Monday … more
Five-year-old Briian Monds shares a smile as she and Shante Cooper look at headbands from Mexico. Students from the Dunn Head Start program got a taste and sense of what life is like in countries around the world Wednesday afternoon. The program hosted Head Start Around The World. During the event, kids were able to see things such as clothing, toys and other stuff related to the various countries.
Around the world in a day with Head Start
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