The WHHS Chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) held their 3rd annual “Easter Egg Hunt” for the children and grandchildren of the faculty and staff of Western Harnett High School on April 9, 2014. The NTHS is an honor society for Career and Technical Education students. Members of the WHHS NTHS Chapter use

  The North Carolina Highway Patrol held a press conference this week at Triton High School to kick of their “Operation Drive to Live” campaign. With the beginning of prom season scheduled beginning late April and early May, the North Carolina Highway Patrol launched Operation Drive to Live beginning April 21. The operation will be

  Gentry Primary participated in the Pennies for Patients campaign to support the The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This society is the leading national voluntary health agency dedicated to the mission of curing leukemia, lymphoma and melanoma, and improving the quality of life of patients and their families. Gentry students and staff raised $1,352.17 for

Erwin Elementary School hosted Harnett County’s very first Elementary Science Olympiad Competition Saturday, April 12, on its campus in Erwin. Eleven teams representing seven schools in Harnett, Cumberland, Johnston, and Wake counties competed in 18 events that consisted of a series of hands-on, interactive, challenging and inquiry-based events in the various disciplines of biology, earth

  The Dunn Chamber helped welcome the Dollar Store of Dunn Tuesday, April 22 for a Ribbon Cutting. Owner Lewis Thompson welcomed the crowd as they perused the shop and ate homemade treats. Stop by on Saturday, April 26th for their Grand Opening Event including door prizes. The store is located in the Dunn Plaza

  Harnett County cut the ribbon on its newest park this morning – Anderson Creek County Park at 1491 Nursery Road, Lillington. In attendance were many elected official including Chairman Joe Miller, Commissioner Gordon Springle, Senator Ron Rabin. Rep David Lewis and former Chairman Burgin were on hand even though they were in opposition to

  FROM CAMPBELL.EDU BUIES CREEK — Campbell University President Jerry M. Wallace, who has led Campbell to unprecedented growth and transformed the university into a destination for leading health education and other key programs over the past 11 years, announced during a April 23 meeting of the university Board of Trustees that he will step