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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
Mr. and Mrs. Claus, Jesse and Debbie Cann, wave from their sleigh in the Erwin Christmas Parade Dec. 6.
Erwin welcomes Christmas
The Dunn Area History Museum is raffling off another firearm. This time it’s a Henry .410 lever-action shotgun. The shotgun is blued-steel with gold engravings honoring the town’s history. Tickets for the raffle are $20 each and can be purchased at the museum on Broad Street in Dunn or at Gunner’s Choice, where the shotgun is stored. That’s also where the raffle winner will fill out all of the paperwork required to acquire the shotgun once the winner is determined. Museum Vice President Mark Johnson, seen here holding the shotgun, said the serial number on the latest firearm is No. 7. There will be a total of 200 tickets sold with the drawing taking place on Jan. 7, 2022. If all tickets are sold ahead of time, the drawing will take place at that time. More information is available by calling the museum at 910-891-1772.
Latest museum raffle underway
[PHOTOS] Western hoops teams open home slate
A few views from Western Harnett's home opener against All American Conference opponent Pine Forest. more
The town of Angier officially lit it's Christmas tree in a celebration Thursday night. Hundreds attended the event.
Celebrating Christmas in the local area
Triton guard Romello Pegues (22) shoots over Michael Johnson during Friday's contest against South Johnston in Erwin. The Hawks defeated the Trojans, 57-46.
[PHOTOS] Hawks hoops sweep past Trojans
Sights from Friday's basketball doubleheader in Erwin as Triton hosted nearby rival South Johnston. more
Grazing Mountain Church Pastor Rhonda Ray gives a visitor a 10 and 2 wristband.
Grazing Mountain Church hosts turkey giveaway
Grazing Mountain Church held its annual Turkey Giveaway on Nov. 20, giving more than 150 turkeys and food supplies to the public. Pastor Rhonda Ray and the Grazing Mountain Church congregation also … more
North Carolina Sen. Jim Burgin (R-12) of Angier was recently honored by North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein for his work in spearheading the SAFE Act. Burgin was presented with the Dogwood Award. The awards are presented annually to honor North Carolinians who work to keep people safe, healthy and happy in their communities, according to Stein. ‘Senator Burgin has spearheaded the SAFE Act to combat addiction fraud cases we’re seeing in North Carolina,’ Stein said. ‘This a growing problem, and I’m grateful for his leadership to make sure that people with substance abuse disorder are getting help instead of swindled.’ Burgin, left, holds his award, with his wife, Ann, and Stein.
Burgin honored by state attorney general
A hot-air balloon was spotted flying over Dunn Sunday afternoon. It was spotted here in the skies over East Harnett Street around 4 p.m.
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