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Newspaper
Johnstonian News
Location
Kenly, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2025
Page
3
A devotional note shares Psalm 126 5 about sowing with tears and reaping joy. It offers a prayer asking God to strengthen weary hearts and hands and ends with Amen. The tone is solemn and uplifting, suitable for a daily religious card or bulletin.
A political column discusses immigration policy and deportation practices under Donald Trump, citing cases of green card holders in Vermont Tennessee and Missouri who were detained. It argues that the approach feeds fear, harms supporters, and undermines promises to deport migrants, reflecting on broader nativist aims and governance failures.
Gail Mooney of Clayton urges action against gun violence in North Carolina. She notes 606 gun incidents from Jan 1 to May 19, cites costs near 2 billion dollars, and invites participation in Wear Orange events on June 6 nationwide and June 7 in East Clayton Community Park to honor survivors and remember those lost.
Scott Bolejack serves as editor with Rick Stewart as editor publisher emeritus and Morgan Paul Dickerman leading ITI as CEO, marking leadership roles within the Johnstonian News organization.
Scott Bolejack recalls East Smithfield Councilman Marlon Lee who died at 51 on May 25. Lee served nearly 12 years, coached girls basketball at Clayton High School, mentored students, and championed literacy for Johnston County youth. His life of passion for community stands as an example for the class of 2025 graduates.
A mother and son drive to Chattanooga for a baseball tournament and, amid a grueling eight hour trip, experience a spiritual revelation in Virginia. The story parallels Joshua 4, where God parts the Jordan River and leaves 12 stones as a memory. The author urges readers to remember God's faithfulness through tangible reminders.
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