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School districts are secure with food (opens the original)
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As food insecurity has weighed heavily in North Carolina, concerns about food shortages among schools in Sampson County have been brought up by some, prompting a check-in with Clinton City Schools and Sampson County Schools. Neither school district has reported a food shortage so far this year. “Sampson County Schools Child Nutrition has not experienced a situation where a school has run out of food and been unable to provide meals to students,” clarified Melissa Smith, the school nutrition dire
Clinton PD trains for tactical emergencies (opens the original)
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As part of a commitment to ensure that Clinton police officers have the training, resources and equipment necessary to respond effectively during critical incidents, all sworn personnel participated in Tactical Emergency Casualty Care – or TECC – training last Tuesday and Thursday at Sampson Community College. The goal of the training for the Clinton Police Department was to provide officers with essential lifesaving skills that will enable them to provide immediate medical care to injured offic
Lack of quorum cancels Autryville meeting (opens the original)
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The Autryville Board of Commissioners canceled its monthly meeting last Tuesday due to a lack of a quorum. This past Wednesday, Lisa Jones, Autryville’s town clerk, explained that she found out the morning of the board meeting that three board members were out of town. “It is a volunteer thing to do,” Jones noted regarding the Board of Commissioners positions, “so whenever they can’t make it, we’re understanding.” Mayor Grayson Spell added that a lack of a quorum tends to occur only during the s
Details squared away for cookoff, downtown fair (opens the original)
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The 39th annual Square Fair – Clinton’s annual street festival and barbecue cook-off – will take place in downtown Clinton on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The festival will take place in the Sampson County Courthouse Square, in the City Market parking lot, and along Lisbon Street. A kick-off concert will take place that Friday night, Oct. 9, as part of the Alive After Five music series; Liquid Pleasure, a band from Chapel Hill, will perform that evening from 6-8:45 p.m. Saturday, li
Coharie bring Sorghum Festival back (opens the original)
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The Sorghum Festival is returning to Sampson County on Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., on the Coharie Pow Wow grounds, located behind the Coharie Tribal Center. Parking and admission will be free. This is the Coharie Tribe’s first year hosting the festival, a long-time staple in Sampson County. “We decided to have a Sorghum Festival this year trying to revive it, and, hopefully, it will be a community event,” explained Chris Faircloth, who is organizing this year’s event. Faircloth said that’s w
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