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Johnstonian News

Location

Kenly, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2024

Page

5

Clayton honors three-decade firefighter Tony Atkinson retirement

Deputy Fire Chief Tony Atkinson retires after 30 years with Clayton Fire Department, ending a career that began in the Electric Department in 1994 and included a 2015 promotion to deputy chief. Town officials praised his leadership and community service amid reflections on the 2007 Mc Call's BBQ plane crash and the loss of firefighter Jason Dean.

Clayton Tony Atkinson Clayton Fire Station Atkinson Lee Barbee Tony Barbee Electric Department U.S. Navy San Diego Cooper Clayton High School Navy Old Town Hall E. Second St McCall’s Bbq & Seafood Clayton Fire Department Jason Dean Dean U.S. Army David Ranes Ranes

Bond vote for Johnston schools trimmed to 120 million

Johnston County commissioners slashed 113 million from the proposed bond package for public schools, proposing a 120 million figure focused on classroom additions and reducing mobile classrooms. The vote for a November ballot passed with only Harris opposing, who argued the amount was insufficient.

Smithfield Johnston Clayton High School Fayetteville Street Fred Smith Clayton High Butch Lawter Lawter Ted Godwin Smith Patrick Harris Harris

Johnston County weighs funding Neuse Charter building needs

County commissioners discuss allowing counties to fund charter school building projects with estimates ranging around eight million dollars. debate centers on ownership if the charter defaults and whether the district should provide bond or building support while awaiting a definitive request from Neuse Charter.

Smith Neuse Braswell Neuse Charter Lawter Chad McLamb Johnston County

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