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The first two flags flying in row H were placed in memory of two soldiers, who died on deployments to war in the Middle East. They fly in Erwin’s Field of Glory which opened with a special Flag Day ceremony Tuesday. The first flag in row H is for Air Force Staff Sgt. Dustin Peters, of Kentucky, who died July 11, 2004 while serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The one behind it is for Senior Airman Ashton Goodman, who died May 26, 2009 near Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, of wounds sustained from an improvised explosive device.
Erwin honors the red, white, blue
The town of Erwin dedicated its Field of Glory with a special Flag Day ceremony Tuesday at 7 p.m. near the gazebo on 13th Street. The town is hosting its annual Field of Glory through June 18 at … more
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John Mott, post commander of the Angier VFW Post 6983, salutes a soldier’s grave in the Kennebec Baptist Church Cemetery after Angier’s Memorial Day service Monday. The service was held at 10 a.m. at the Angier Town Hall flagpole. After the ceremony, guests were invited to join members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post in placing flags on the graves of veterans in the church cemetery.
Saluting the ones America lost
Triton’s Eligah Holmes, center right, and Overhills’ Jaden Bryant, second from right, compete during the 200-meter dash at an All American Conference track meet in Erwin Wednesday. E.E. Smith and Pine Forest also participated on the day. The Hawks host their final event of the season April 20.
[PHOTOS] Track and field season underway
Snapshots from this week's track and field event at Triton. more
Kiwanis Club of Cape Fear team members from left are Trevor Lambertson, Jennifer Lockart, Patrick LeClair and Paul LeClair seen during the Kiwanis of Coats Golf Tournament for Children at Chicora Golf Club on March 24. Eleven teams participated with over 100 sponsors.
Kiwanis of Coats Golf Tournament winners
The top winners from this year's Kiwanis of Coats Golf Tournament, held at Chicora Golf Club. more
Women of the Moose Dunn Chapter 2337 present Lodge President Dan Brown checks to help with the building fund and community service projects. Pictured from left are Betty Strickland, with WOM building fund committee President Dan Brown and Tammy Groves.
Dunn Moose chapter brings home conference awards
Recapping the list of Dunn Chapter 2337 honorees at this year's North Carolina conference held at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. more
It’s official. Michaels is coming to Dunn’s Harnett Crossing Shopping Center. Rachel Petersen, manager of Michaels’ Product Communications, confirmed the store is set to open this summer at 2330 Cumberland Street, next to Planet Fitness. Michaels operates more than 1,200 stores throughout North America.
Michaels is coming to Dunn
Harnett County Emergency Service’s EMS Division - Administration Team awarded Harnett Central High School Firefighter Academy Cadet Anson Everette with a Lifesaving Valor Award. Everette was recognized for his heroic efforts in saving a choking victim at a local fast food restaurant on Feb. 15. Cadet Everette’s training obtained in the Fire Academy allowed him to successfully perform the Heimlich maneuver ultimately saving the life of the individual. The team recognized Everette in front of his academy class, faculty and his parents in presenting the award. Pictured from left to right are Jonathan Denton, chief of HCHS’ fire tech program; Fire Academy Chief Christina Williams, assistant EMS chief of operations; EMS Chief Alex Belanovich; Everette; EMS Assistant Chief of Training West Barefoot; and EMS Compliance Officer Charles Gossett. Not pictured but present for the award presentation were Everette’s parents, Shanon Everette and Misty Lyons; EMS District Chief Andy Owens; Paramedic Michael Carroll; EMS Coordinator Zach Shean; Assistant EMS Coordinator Greg Frank; HCHS faculty and fellow cadets.
Firefighter Academy cadet gets Lifesaving Valor Award
APRA HARBOR, Guam – Culinary Specialist Seaman David Kumpf, from Erwin, fights a simulated fire during damage control training aboard the Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Tulsa (LCS 16). Tulsa, part of Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 7, is on a rotational deployment, operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations to enhance interoperability with partners and serve as a ready-response force in support of a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
Erwin native serves about USS Tulsa
APRA HARBOR, Guam – Culinary Specialist Seaman David Kumpf, from Erwin, fights a simulated fire during damage control training aboard the Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Tulsa … more
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The Erwin Lions Club is in its 62nd year delivering Christmas fruit baskets to widows and shut-ins throughout the Erwin community. Lions call it a ‘program of joy, hope and appreciation to many.’ Front row, from left, are Erwin’s Carlie C’s IGA Produce Manager Joey Jackson, who assembled the fruit baskets; charter member of the club George Joseph Jr.; Billy Johnson, Eddie Blackman, and club President Earl House. Back row, from left, are Michael Whitesell, Thomas Greene, Randy West, Tim Morris Jr., Gilberto Figueroa, Billy Turnage, Tim Morris, Resson Faircloth, Jim Wade and Rusty Brown. The club met Tuesday night.
62 years of giving ‘joy, hope and appreciation’
Harnett County Sheriff Wayne Coats in back, next to Santa, waves in a crowd of deputies, students and family members as they head off to Shop with a Sheriff. The event helped bring Christmas to dozens of children in Harnett County.
Shop with a Sheriff brings joy to many
Lillington Mayor Glenn McFadden takes his oath of office Tuesday night to continue in the position he has held for 16 years. His daughter, Payton Wilber, is shown holding the Bible. In back, from left, are Lisa McFadden, Jay McFadden, Gary McFadden, Karen McFadden and Sam McFadden.
Lillington board members take oath of office
North Carolina Farm Bureau President Shawn Harding congratulates Harnett County-Dunn Agency Manager Michael Lee and winning agents Anthony Mangum and Phil Addison, who were honored at a recent North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation conference. The annual meeting of the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation was held Dec. 5-7 at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh. Harnett County Farm Bureau President Dudley Langdon, not pictured, was recognized among his peers at the presidents’ and agents’ luncheon during the conference. Farm Bureau President Shawn Harding presented each winning county president with a limited edition Case knife. Each agency worked hard to qualify its county president for this recognition. Special plaques were also presented to the agents and agencies whose production was superior during the contest period.
County Farm Bureau Agency honored at conference
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