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Newspaper
Johnstonian News
Location
Kenly, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2025
Page
3
The Lord declares eternal love and unfailing kindness toward believers. A prayer asks God to replace reliance on earthly achievements with the assurance that in His sight they are enough, seeking spiritual purpose and sufficiency through Him.
Ed Gaskins and 63 other North Carolina justices and lawyers publish a public statement, The Rule of Law Indispensable to Democracy, urging citizens to oppose attacks on judges and to support an independent judiciary. The note notes threats, calls for civic action, and emphasizes the rule of law as a daily, shared responsibility.
Readers are invited to share opinions on public issues. Letters must be signed with writer address and a nonpublished verification phone number. Content may be edited for publication. letters are property of Johnstonian News and should not exceed 350 words.
The Johnstonian News announces leadership changes with Zepezauer as president and publisher alongside Debbie Boykin as CFO Scott Bolejack as editor Rick Stewart as editor publisher emeritus Morgan Paul Dickerman and ITI CEO.
Scott Bolejack recounts appealing his property revaluation in Johnston County where the second appeal, aided by an in-person tax appraiser, reduced his assessed value by about 3,000 dollars from his own estimate. He notes the process can lower tax bills even if rate changes occur and urges others with high revaluations to appeal.
Mike Walden analyzes feasibility in Charlotte and Raleigh, weighing market size, economic impact, and stadium financing amid MLB expansion plans. He notes Charlotte and Raleigh show viability but flags stadium costs and funding as pivotal, with private vs public funding battles shaping any bid.
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