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Kailey Smith, center, prepares to receive her crown from principal William Weaver, left, after being named South Johnston High School homecoming queen during halftime Friday. South blew past Southern Wayne 62-14.
[PHOTOS] South celebrates homecoming win
Snapshots from South Johnston's 62-14 win over Southern Wayne Friday. more
Triton’s 2021 homecoming king Cory Ray, left, stands with homecoming queen Kenysiah Lockamy during Friday's halftime celebration at the school. A total of 19 candidates were selected by Triton's student body ahead of homecoming week.
[PHOTOS] Harnett football teams celebrate homecoming
Some of the shots from homecoming week as Triton and Overhills hosted football festivities on Friday. more
Engineman 3rd Class James Whitaker, from Dunn, replaces deck sand paper strips on a staircase aboard Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Charleston (LCS 18). Charleston, part of Destroyer Squadron Seven, is on a rotational deployment and is 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.
Dunn native serves aboard USS Charleston
The Lucknow Garden Club of Dunn recently announced its yard of the month recipient for September. The winners were Kenny Dorman and Allison Dunn of 211 Eleanor Ave. Pictured are Kenny Dorman and his dog, Beemer.
Lucknow Garden Club announces Sept. yard of the month
Little Miss Benson Reese Honeycutt kisses the 2021 Mule Days Grand Champion Mule Mossy Rocks Red Headed Stranger.
Sights from Benson's 72nd Mule Days
Check out the sights from Benson's 72nd Mule Days. more
One-year-old Jordan McDougald of Lillington practices throwing cornhole bags while visting the Kidz Zone at Lillington’s Cape Fear Fest Saturday. The area featured activities for children such as these cornhole games and inflatable slides and bouncy houses.
Cape Fear Fest sights
Photos from Saturday's Cape Fear Festival in Lillington. more
Richard Duryea of Richard Duryea Ministries in Spring Lake will be among 11 groups performing at a Gospel Sing during the annual Ministry Music Group’s retreat on Saturday, Sept. 25. The retreat will start at 6 p.m. at the Taste of Heaven Campground, 2307 Harnett-Dunn Highway, Dunn. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Set to perform are Bill and Linda Lewis of Gospel Glory Inc., Palmetto Street Praise of Florence, South Carolina; Whitman Gore of Hope Mills; The Dunns of Portsmouth, Virginia; The Gregory’s Ministries of Dunn; The Crusaders of NC from Erwin; The Turners from Hope Mills; Black Creek from Benson; Shepherds Voice from High Point; Heaven’s Note from Kinston; and Duryea. For more information, call Michael West at 910-814-7398.
Richard Duryea to perform at Gospel Sing
Harnett County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Travis Daggett trades Harnett County Clerk of Court Renee Whittenton a smile for a tea at Friday’s first responder luncheon at the Dunn Community Center. The Gen. William C. Lee Museum hosted the event, which was sponsored by Bleecker Chevrolet. Kim’s Barbecue House provided food for police, fire, EMT and rescue workers.
Museum, businesses honor first responders
The Dunn City Council recognized the Wilkins Cemetery Community Committee with a proclamation for its contribution to the community. The proclamation was read during a regular monthly meeting. Pictured from left are members Tyler Fennell; Jural Melvin; Dr. Gwen McNeil; Desi Campbell; Peggy Robinson; Clifford Layton; Gereline Goodman, co-chairperson; Joy Williams, co-chairperson; Martin Williams; James Rankin; and City Councilwoman April Gaulden.
Wilkins Cemetery honored by city of Dunn
Troopers are investigating a three-car wreck on Long Branch Road at U.S. Highway 301 that involved an overturned car and a company vehicle from Office Value. No fatalities were reported. The wreck remains under investigation.
Troopers investigating 3-car wreck
Troopers are investigating a three-car wreck on Long Branch Road at U.S. Highway 301 that involved an overturned car and a company vehicle from Office Value. The wreck happened around 5 p.m. … more
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Rachel Barnes, front center, tells a crowd how she used to help the train pick up the mail in Angier on its way through town to Apex. The crowd gathered for a dedication of Angier’s new mural on Tuesday morning. An old photo of Barnes handing off the mail to Southern Railway employee Earl Tart was used in the mural behind her. Angier Mayor Bob Smith and mural artist Elyse Johnson stand to the left of Barnes, who is surrounded by her family members and others instrumental in the depot's restoration.
Angier dedicates new depot mural
Angier dedicates new depot muralThe town of Angier dedicated a new mural Tuesday morning, depicting an early downtown scene with key members of Angier when the Durham & Southern Railway was … more
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Western Harnett coach Zach Tenuta, center, surveys the field during warmups Thursday morning. High school football teams were allowed to practice for the first time this week.
[PHOTOS] Local teams begin football practices
Area high school football teams hit the field for the first practices of the upcoming fall season. more
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