Community Calendar for Smithfield and Four Oaks Events
Smithfield hosts childbirth class at Johnston County Public Health Department on June 24 26 July 1 and 5 from 430 to 630 pm with registration by calling 989 5200 Vision screenings for adults free at the health department June 20 21 and 24 sign-in in lobby Smithfield River Jam Concert Series continues June 21 featuring Chairmen of the Board at Neuse River Amphitheater 105 S Front St food truck beer available Four Oaks presents Heavy Thunder Civil War infantry and artillery program at Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site 5466 Harper House Road June 22 reenactors firing demonstrations and discussions plus family activities and food trucks Smithfield Juneteenth parade June 22 at 10 am from Johnston Central Alumni Center 1110 Massey St and celebration at Smith Collins Park 909 E Lee Street with DJs Ricky C Sham Rock and cookout
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Smithfield
Johnston County
Health Department
Four Oaks
Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site
Harper House Road
Johnston Central
Massey St
Smith- Collins Park
E. Lee
Four blood drives come to Johnston County next week
The Red Cross schedules four blood drives in Johnston County. Events run June 25 at First Baptist Church in Smithfield from 1 to 5 30 p.m. June 28 at Baptist Center Church in Clayton from 1 30 to 6 p.m. and at Oakland Presbyterian Church in Cleveland from 2 to 6 30 p.m. June 29 at Harvest Word Ministry in Zebulon from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appointments via 1 800 RED CROSS or redcrossblood.org blood donor app.
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The
Red Cross
Johnston County
First Baptist Church Ministry Center
S. Fourth St
Smithfield
Baptist Center Church
Ranch Road
Clayton
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Road
Cleveland
Harvest Word Ministry
N.C
Zebulon
Redcrossblood.org
Schools seek guarantee of yearly capital dollars
Smithfield district seeks a recurring annual capital outlay of 28 million dollars for 2024 25 to tackle 87 8 million dollars in immediate and planned needs for schools roofs repairs aging vehicles and systems. Assistant Superintendent David Pearce urges a formal funding model to allow proactive maintenance.
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Smithfield
David Pearce
Pearce
Rick Hester
Bill Stovall
Patrick Harris
Harris
Harbor seeks transitional housing funding for abuse survivors
Smithfield Harbor requests 100000 for 2024 25 budget, seeks to launch 24 to 36 month transitional housing for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors 18 and older with children. Executive director Kay Johnson cites rising housing costs and community needs while collaborating with another agency to provide safe housing options.
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Smithfield
Rick Hester
Harbor
Kay Johnson
Johnson
N.C. Housing Finance Agency
Johnston County
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