Selma investigates lead in water sample test
Selma officials and county leaders will determine the lead source after a water test on a county line shown positive. Mayor Byron McAllister noted 280 customers on a northeast town line were warned after a test from a home faucet indicated trace lead. He cited home plumbing as a likely source and described the sample collection process.
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Byron McAllister
Lizzie Mill Campground Road
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Notice to Public on Drinking Water Monitoring Failure
Selma townwide notice warns residents the water system did not monitor or test for certain contaminants during specific periods. Officials say the lapse hinders certainty about water quality and will trigger retesting of the water line to verify adequacy. County and town plan follow up steps and further testing.
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Selma
Behind the Curtain at Neuse Little Theatre
Volunteers support Neuse Little Theatre by constructing sets and sewing costumes. Costumer Stephanie Veren explains aligning visions with directors to capture period details and guide actors in choosing appropriate attire.
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Stephanie Veren
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DOT to replace U S 301 bridge over Neuse River
The North Carolina Department of Transportation will replace the U S 301 bridge south of Smithfield over the Neuse River. A 9.4 million dollar contract was awarded, and construction will take about three years while keeping the highway open. Two new west side lanes will be built and traffic shifted to them before removing the old structure. The new bridge will carry one lane each way with a middle turn lane. Work could begin as early as May.
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Neuse
N.C. Department of Transportation
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School board backs enforcement of personal technology policy
Johnston County Board of Education on February 11 said it would support schools in enforcing the district policy on personal devices. Teachers cannot confiscate phones, only principals can, leading to ongoing issues with students using cellphones and earbuds in class despite rules.
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Smithfield
Johnston County
Lyn Andrews
Terry Tippett
Michelle Antoine
April Lee
Harnett County
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