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Laura Edington | Daily Journal Students from Washington Street Elementary School learned about how the days were for the students who attended the Bostick School.
Washington Street Elementary gets a blast from the past
Students from Washington Street Elementary School toured the past Thursday, starting with the Bostick Schoolhouse on Clayton Carriker Road. Ken Bostick’s third grade class toured the one-room, historic schoolhouse and learned what students’ school days were like from 1880 until 1922. Brenda Baucom, who gave the tour, told the students about the rules that teachers had to follow and punishments for students who misbehaved. Baucom’s paren...
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Ft. Bragg to cancel July 4 celebration
Due to budget issues, Fort Bragg is cancelling its 4th of July celebration and reducing services in many other areas. “Our reduced operating budget for the remainder of this year forces many very tough decisions; notably I must cancel our annual Fort Bragg 4th of July celebration,” said Lt. Gen. Daniel B. Allyn, Commanding General of XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg. “With overtime pay costs of $120,000, the 4th of July celebration is un...
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Contributed photo Bojangles’ presents a check in the amount of $446,000 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association this afternoon at the Midtown Bojangles’ in Charlotte. Money raised during this year’s Shamrocks Against Dystrophy® in-store fundraiser throughout the month of March directly benefits the Muscular Dystrophy Association in helping send over 550 children to MDA Summer Camp.
Bojangles’ raises record-breaking $446,000 for MDA
This week Bojangles’ announced it has raised a record-breaking total — more than $446,000 — for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) during its 12th annual Shamrocks Against Dystrophy in-store fundraiser, which will send more than 550 children to MDA Summer Camp this year. This year Bojangles’ celebrates a 15-year partnership with MDA and is proud to have raised almost $3 million over the years to help win the fight against neuromuscular ...
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Contributed photo The Business Expo ramped up with a larger attendance than in previous years.
Business Expo attendance highest yet
The Business Expo was a huge success with more than 55 vendors drawing a crowd of more than 400 visitors this week to the Robert L. and Elizabeth S. Cole Auditorium and Community Center in Hamlet. Last year’s event attracted about 200 visitors and had roughly 40 vendors. The event was organized by the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Richmond Community College, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Covington Eye ...
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U.S. Senator Kay Hagan
Gun bill dies, president vows to fight on
Hopes for new gun control laws were shot to pieces on Wednesday when the U.S. Senate failed to pass Senate Bill 649. Falling six votes short of the 60 votes needed, the bill included several amendments which would have mandated that any individual who could not buy a firearm be listed in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System and would have provided a consistent background check process. The amendments would have also regulat...
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Contributed photo First Health of the Carolinas' Jackie Jamerson (left) shares information with Richmond Community College nursing students Tammy McCarter (right), Tanisha Douglas (second from right) and Tia Whitewater (second from left) Thursday afternoon at the college's Annual Career Fair. First Health was one of nearly 40 employers from a variety of industries recruiting at RCC's Cole Auditorium throughout the day. The event is coordinated annually by RCC's Career Center.
Career fair helps residents
Contributed photo First Health of the Carolinas’ Jackie Jamerson (left) shares information with Richmond Community College nursing students Tammy McCarter (right), Tanisha Douglas (second from right) and Tia Whitewater (second from left) Thursday afternoon at the college’s Annual Career Fair. First Health was one of nearly 40 employers from a variety of industries recruiting at RCC’s Cole Auditorium throughout the day. The event is coordina...
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Contribute photo Teachers and faculty come together in a flash mob to celebrate the students’ achievements.
Hamlet Middle holds national spot
Hundreds of students gathered together on Wednesday as Hamlet Middle School received its official designation as a North Carolina School to Watch for the 2013 year. A sea of black and red swarmed the gymnasium bleachers while the Richmond Senior High School Jazz Ensemble performed a few numbers to entertain the crowd. “We’ve been waiting four years for this,” said Principal Jim Butler, as he addressed an audience of students and community m...
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Pictured are Max Gardner and Leslie Stutts at a previous year’s event.
Men’s group to hold BBQ on Saturday
The Millstone Men of the Church will hold their annual barbecue Saturday, April 20, at the Millstone Community Building off Gibson Nursery Road in Ellerbe. The event, in its 12th year, runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Plates are $7 with free delivery on orders of five or more. Call 995-5073 for more information. Bluegrass and gospel music will be provided from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
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Laura Edington | Daily Journal Debbie Rohleder, director of Our Daily Bread, talks about how the organization is run and how they properly distribute food to those in need.
Local churches donate to Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread Food Ministry, in Rockingham, received help from a number of local churches on Monday who asked their congregations to donate food and money during Holy Week. Philadelphia United Methodist Church, Roberdel United Methodist Church, Beaver Dam United Methodist Church, East Rockingham United Methodist Church, Glenwood United Methodist Church, West Rockingham United Methodist Church, Pee Dee United Methodist Church and Zion Unit...
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MyOwn Apps: Opening new doors for advertisers
The Richmond County Daily Journal is opening new doors to its advertisers, its current customers and a whole world of new ones, all with the stroke of a fingertip. And it’s being done through MyOwn Apps, a new high-tech advertising venue that offers advertisers a way to reach on-the-go consumers looking for information fast and in the palm of their hand. Daily Journal Publisher Rick Bacon spoke about the benefits of the MyOwn Apps program...
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