Evelyn Hobbs George obituary in Smithfield NC
Evelyn Hobbs George 86 of Smithfield died December 2 2024 at SECU Hospice House Born October 6 1938 in Clayton daughter of William and Annie Hobbs She sold items at yard sales and was a Mount Zion Church of Deliverance member She worked at K Mart for many years Funeral service December 14 2024 at 11 00 a m at Parrish Funeral Home She is survived by Horace George daughters Rochelle Sheila Phyllis grandchildren David Antoin Chris Mariah Brianna Brandon and four great grandchildren
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Evelyn Hobbs George
SECU
Clayton
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Annie Hobbs
Evelyn
Mount Zion Church of Deliverance
K-Mart
Parrish Funeral Home
Horace George
Rochelle George
Sheila Kornegay
Phyllis Price
David Price, Jr
Antoin Kornegay
Chris Price
Mariah Kornegay
Brianna Kornegay
Brandon Price
Killer Nathan Jackson gets life without parole in NC
Nathan Christopher Jackson was sentenced on December 4 to life in prison without parole for first degree murder, attempted murder, and five felony firearm counts. The 18 year old shooter, part of a gang, opened fire Feb 17, 2022 on Josephine Road killing Harley Alexander Shirley and injuring Sophie Hagg who is paralyzed. Co defendant faces related charges. investigation led by Johnston County Sheriff's Office with lead investigator Blane Hicks. Prosecutors Jason Waller and Eric Hinderliter praised verdicts and resilience of victims’ families.
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Superior Court
Tom Lock
Jackson
North Carolina
Josephine Road
Cleveland
Harley Alexander Shirley
Shirley
Sophie Catherine Hagg
Johnston County Sheriff’s Office
Hinderliter
Johnston County swears in five commissioners in December ceremony
Five Johnston County commissioners took oath of office on December 2 in the Superior Court room of the Johnston County Courthouse. Returning members Ted Godwin April Stephens and Bill Stovall were joined by new appointee Michael Rose and new elected official Michelle Pace Davis. Davis represents District 1 and Rose represents District 3.
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Smithfield
Johnston County
Ted Godwin
April Stephens
Bill Stovall
Michelle Pace Davis
Michael Rose
Thomas Lock
Michelle Ball
Davis
District 1
Archer Lodge
Pace Family Farms
Wendell Baptist Church
Holiday events and art offerings around Smithfield area
The Pirate Players of Corinth Holders High School perform The Mousetrap at The Hut in Smithfield with about 40 seats each night Dec 13 and 14, free admission with donations accepted. In Clayton, Teedora Carter offers a free beginner acrylic painting class Dec 18 at American Legion Post 71. The Origin presents A Tribute to TSO Dec 21 at Paul A Johnston Auditorium to benefit Zach's Toy Chest, tickets 20. Clayton Center gallery features works by Clemmons Trent and Woodson through Jan 1 with a Dec 12 artists reception. Kenly Public Library hosts Adult Crafternoons Mondays 4 to 5:30 with crafts and coloring pages.
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Pirate Players of
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Front Street
Pirate
Clayton
Teedora Carter
American Legion
U.S. Old U.S
Claytonvisualarts.org
Woods
Clayton Center
Kenly
Kenly Public Library
E. Edgerton St
North Carolina braces for $1.7B broadband push to cover Johnston County
State and federal funds totaling over 1.7 billion will soon be available to expand broadband. Brewer says the aim is universal coverage for Johnston County as delays from a prior GREAT grant contractor are resolved. He notes customer frustration but expects progress with Brightspeed and county staff urged to act.
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Johnston County
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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