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The Dunn Police Department joined forces with the Dunn Area Ministerial Association and Pizza Inn for a food drive to benefit the DUMA Food Pantry on Tuesday. Police officers accepted donations in an attempt to fill patrol cars with non-perishable foods that were transported to the pantry. By midday, they had already garnered nearly three car loads. The DUMA Food Pantry serves nearly 1,000 people each time the doors open for those in need. This is just one of the many food drives the police, Pizza Inn and DUMA have held to stock the shelves. Standing with a nearly-full cruiser are, from left, Officer J.T. Elliot, Community Policing Officer Trae Gonzales and Officer T.E. Herring. They were all on hand to help with the donations.
DUMA, Dunn PD, Pizza Inn team up to fight hunger
The Campbell University Homeland Security Club, advised by Dr. Amanda Parker, pays tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attacks by setting up a memorial for remembrance of the victims and the 412 first responders killed 19 years ago. Each flag placed represents one first responder that was lost..Campbell University’s Homeland Security program is the only 4-year degree program in Homeland Security in the state. The Homeland Security Club is dedicated to making sure that the nation never forgets the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
Homeland Security Club honors 9/11 victims
The Campbell University Homeland Security Club, advised by Dr. Amanda Parker, pays tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attacks by setting up a memorial for remembrance of the victims and the 412 first … more
The home of Rob and Cheryl Hudson on Pope Street in Dunn has been named the September Yard of the Month by the Lucknow Garden Club. They are pictured here with their daughters, Hudson and Maggie.
Lucknow selects September Yard of the Month
Dunn welcomes new officer ..Dunn Police Department Chief Clark White, left, welcomes Ethan Core as the newest member of the Dunn force. Core was born in Dunn and has never strayed far both in residence and in service. Core attended Midway High School and went on to attend Basic Law Enforcement Training at Johnston County Community College. He graduated from BLET in 2015 and began his law enforcement career in 2016. Officer Core has continued to serve both in law enforcement and also as a volunteer fireman with Plainview Fire Department for a total of 13 years. Officer Core was sworn into the Dunn Police Department on Aug. 10 and looks forward to making the city that raised him a better place in which to work and live.
Dunn welcomes new officer Ethan Core
Dunn welcomes new officer Dunn Police Department Chief Clark White, left, welcomes Ethan Core as the newest member of the Dunn force. Core was born in Dunn and has never strayed far both in … more
Angier Kiwanis assists with school supplies..The Angier Kiwanis Club donated $600 to the Harnett County Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Program on Aug. 13. These funds will be used to assist grandparents with back-to-school supplies. Pictured from left are Division 11 Lieutenant Governor and Angier Kiwanian Mack McLeod, Latorius Adams with the Harnett County Division on Aging and Angier Kiwanis Club President Drexdal Pratt.
Angier Kiwanis assists with school supplies
Contributed Photo The Angier Kiwanis Club donated $600 to the Harnett County Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Program on Aug. 13. These funds will be used to assist grandparents with … more
Spc. Zachary Lowder, infantrymen assigned to 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, pulls security on an objective during exercise Panther Storm.
82nd Airborne drops in on Panther Storm
CFCA softball’s 1st state title turns 30
CFCA softball’s 1st state title turns 30 Pictured is the 1990 Cape Fear Christian Academy varsity softball team who won the program’s first state championship. Front row, from left: Nicole … more
Harnett County resident Charles Jones flashes his big catch, a 7.3-pounds bass, in front of The Daily Record office building last week.
Jones reels in 7 lb. bass
Harnett County resident Charles Jones flashes his big catch, a 7.3-pounds bass, in front of The Daily Record office building last week. more
Virtual Sundown concert slated in Benson .The popular Sundown in Downtown concert series in Benson may not be happening this year in the Singing Grove, but fans can still listen and see the musical events online. Due to health guidelines because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this summer’s events can be seen and heard virtually on YouTube. The next Virtual Sundown Concert will feature the band Liquid Pleasure from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27. Presented by the Benson Area Chamber of Commerce, the concert will broadcast from the W.J. Barefoot Auditorium in Benson. Just go to the chamber’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Benson.Chamber/ . For more information, call 919-894-3825.
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Virtual Sundown concert slated in Benson The popular Sundown in Downtown concert series in Benson may not be happening this year in the Singing Grove, but fans can still listen and see the … more
Kiwanis Club donates to Sampson County Schools..The Kiwanis Club of Clinton distributed a total of $15,000 amongst various schools in Sampson County, including the Clinton City Schools, Sampson County Schools, Mintz Christian Academy, and Harrells Christian Academy. ‘Charged with improving the world one child and one community at a time, the Kiwanis Club is thankful to be able to distribute much-needed funds to local schools to assist during these unprecedented times of need and uncertainty,’ Kiwanis Club officials reported. Pictured with the Sampson County Schools check, from left, are: club President Martin Jackson and SCS Interim Superintendent Dr. L. Stewart Hobbs.
Kiwanis Club donates to Sampson County Schools
Contributed Photo The Kiwanis Club of Clinton distributed a total of $15,000 amongst various schools in Sampson County, including the Clinton City Schools, Sampson County Schools, Mintz Christian … more
Jumpstart program drawing winners..MaLiyah Draughon, left, and Anna Rodriguez participated in the Harnett County Schools summer Jumpstart program. Wayne Avenue Elementary School Principal Yvette Carson offered incentive for students for participation and 75% or higher attendance in the program. A live virtual drawing held on the last day of class resulted in these students winning an Amazon Fire tablet.
Jumpstart program drawing winners
Contributed Photos MaLiyah Draughon, left, and Anna Rodriguez participated in the Harnett County Schools summer Jumpstart program. Wayne Avenue Elementary School Principal Yvette Carson offered … more
First King E. White Scholarship winners announced..The family of the late Rev. King E. White Sr., retired longtime pastor of Gospel Tabernacle in Dunn, has established a scholarship in his memory. Sunday, members of the family returned to the church to recognize the first two recipients: Joshua Faircloth, son of Jimmy and Jennifer Faircloth of Dunn; and Dylan Maynor, son of Ryan and the Rev. Danielle Maynor, the church’s fine arts and senior adults pastor. Joshua and Dylan each received $2,500 to continue their studies at Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, Georgia. Pictured from left are Sharon Hawes and Pastor Eddie White (children of late Rev. White), Joshua Faircloth, Janice White, widow of the late Rev. White, and Dylan Maynor. Also present but not pictured was Alan White, son of the late Rev. White.
First King E. White Scholarship winners announced
The family of the late Rev. King E. White Sr., retired longtime pastor of Gospel Tabernacle in Dunn, has established a scholarship in his memory. … more
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