Governor Stops at Local Primary School Signs Statewide Proclamation in Erwin

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Details of a tri- WOODS CROSSROADS TRIPLE HOMICIDE ple homicide in Johnston Coun- ty are beginning to emerge. Ar- Family dispute mando Marti- nez, 40, is accused of killing, from left, Pame- leads to tragedy la Jean Ramon; her boyfriend, Shooter killed A dispute old Ledis Alberto Lopez. He is Ledis Alberto which left three also accused of shooting Ms. Lopez; and her stepdaughters; four victims dead Agular’s husband, Jose Rubio sister, Jessica children at home and one hospi- Arguilar, 30. Rubioa Agular. talized. According to a source who Armando wished to remain anonymous, He is also ac- at the time Martinez, 40, the shooting was the end result cused of wound- By RICK CURL is accused of of an attempt by family mem- ing Ms. Agular’s Of The Record Staff killing 32-year- bers to get the shooter to stop Martinez husband, Jose old Pamela Jean using drugs. Rubio Arguilar. Details of how a family Ramon, her sister, 27-year-old The source told The Daily dispute turned deadly Monday Jessica Rubioa Agular, and Ms. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO night are beginning to emerge. Ramon’s boyfriend 36-year- See Tragedy, Page 8 Governor stops at local primary school Signs statewide proclamation in Erwin

By TOM WOERNER Of The Record Staff

North Carolina’s top executive took time out of a busy schedule to stop at an Erwin school Tuesday as he signed a statewide proclamation and saw how the school has recov- ered from damage caused by Hurricane Florence. Gov. Roy Cooper came to Erwin to sign a proclamation naming the week of Nov. 12- Nov. 16 as American Education Week in North Carolina. “No matter the circumstanc- es, our schools are the beating hearts of our communities,” Gov. Cooper said. “They’re centers of learning, they’re meeting places for parents and teachers, and they’re some of the most trusted places in DAILY RECORD PHOTO/TOM WOERNER our lives. During American Gov. Roy Cooper signs a promlamation naming this week as American Education Week in North Carolina at a ceremony at Gentry Pri- Education Week we recognize mary School Tuesday morning. At Gov. Cooper’s left are students Dawson Fisher, Jazlyn Bailey and Matteo Belandria Donahue. To the the many ways our schools strengthen communities, right of the governor are Addison Murphy, Madisyn Hollins and Maddox Marsh. Shown behind the children are Harnett County Depu- inspire curiosity and provide a ty Superintendent of Schools Brooks Matthews, School Board member Vivian Bennett, LaTanya Patillo with the governor office, State pathway to economic success School Board Member J.B. Buxton, Harnett County School Board member Roger Farina, Harnett County Schools Superintendent Dr. for young people.” Aaron Fleming, Erwin Mayor Patsy Carson and Gentry Primary School Principal Steven Murphy. He signed the proclamation in the Gentry Primary School ing and board members Vivian Hurricane Florence, but is now the storm which stalled in staf members and students. media center with students and Bennett and Roger Farina, fully operational. eastern North Carolina bring- “This school went through a staf members of the school were also on hand. Parts of the roof had to be ing several days of heavy winds lot following the hurricane and looking on. The signing came after Gov. replaced. and rain. we are proud to show the gover- Harnett County School’s Cooper toured the Gentry It was part of more than $300 Dr. Fleming said the damage nor how far we have come,” Dr. executive cabinet, including Su- building. The building sufered million in damages done to and the school’s pending recov- perintendent Dr. Aaron Flem- substantial damage during schools around the state from ery showed the perseverance of See School, Page 8

JOHNSTON COUNTY Harnett Benson gets first look at proposed roundabout Community hicles go through its stoplight Foundation State says on a typical day. According to intersection unsafe NCDOT ofcials, the intersection has seen 56 accidents, with awards grants By RICK CURL eight involving injury, from Of The Record Staff 2007 to 2017, prompting the Group has issued 76 state to begin exploring alter- Residents of Benson got their natives to the stoplight which grants over the years opportunity to see firsthand the currently controls trafc flow. state’s plan to alleviate trafc “The board and staf are By BREANNE FLECHA issues at one of the town’s busi- relying on the expertise of For The Record est intersections. DOT engineers to improve this The North Carolina Depart- intersection that averages over The Harnett County Commu- ment of Transportation hosted 14,000 vehicles per day,” Benson nity Foundation, an afliate of an informal meeting Tuesday Mayor Jerry Medlin said. “The DAILY RECORD PHOTO/RICK CURL the North Carolina Community night to give residents and town board made a decision to study The North Carolina Department of Transportation gave residents Foundation, hosted its annual ofcials a chance to see plans daily trafc patterns at critical grant reception at the Howard and town officials the opportunity to see for themselves plans for for a mini-roundabout planned intersections in Benson and House in Dunn. Eight deserving for the intersection of Main installed trafc counters to give a proposed roundabout to alleviate traffic flow problems at the nonprofit organizations re- and Wall streets. the town a long-range view of intersection of Wall and Main streets. Benson Mayor Jerry ceived a total of $6,270 in grant Currently the intersection Medlin, center, was onhand to discuss the concerns of residents sees approximately 14,000 ve- See Benson, Page 8 during Tuesday night’s meeting. See Grants, Page 3

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South Johnston High dez, Anna Vierra, Noah Kaley Fry, Madison Gazlay, lar, Jahmad Atkinson, Nathan Canaday, Brittany Ninth Grade: Rosario School has announced Warren, Ethan Weaver, Reagan Hall, Sara Hon- Cameron Barbour, Stevie Carroll, Chase Carroll, Aguilar-Michel, Adriea- the names of its Princi- Samuel Webster, Henry eycutt, Nicholas Howard, Blalock, Logan Butler, Sherkira Covington, na Barbour, Jonathan pal’s List and Honor Roll Westbrook, Dominique Victoria James, Brodey Ethan Capps, Stephanie Kyler Cox, Brandon Cruz Baruch, Audrey Bid- students for the ﬁrst nine Sharton, Cole Winborne, Johnson, Garrett Johnson, Carr, Juan Carrete- Smallwood, Claire Curtis, well, Kaylee Blackmon, weeks of the 2018-2019 Taylor Winspear, Nathan Grayson Johnson, Theresa ro-Gomez, Oscar Carillo, Robert Damian Rodriguez, Shaquille Blue, Hannah school year. Young and Chrystal Zamo- Jones, Grayson Kauppi, Giovanny Chavez Her- Breasia Daughtry, Kayla Burnette, Annelle Dami- ra-Gonzalez. 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Noleyn Proctor, Lesley Peedin, Genevieve Pierre, Abigail Olive, Kacee Ow- Guzman Guilar, Dylan Hines, Holly Johnson, Rhodes, Juan Rosales Elissa Pollard, Angelina ens, Michael Paz-Baraho- Haire, Lindsay Hall, Noah Hunter Johnson, Collin Honor Roll Lira, Addie Ruiz, Victor Reeves, Mckenzie Rich- na, Juan Perez Rodriguez, Higgins, Coleridge Hill, Jones, Catherine King, Twelfth Grade: Gracie Sandoval, Chante Smith, ardson, Khamyiah Rogers, Samantha Pittman, Jaden David Honeycutt, Brenda Paul Langdon, Annah Adams, Rubi Aguilar, Alana Thompson, Fabian Cristian Romero Rivera, Place, Shiniya Porter, Hudson, Angela Jacinto Kate Lassiter, Jocie Lee, Madison Anderson, Park- Uribe-Gonzalez, Ulisses Jasmin Sandoval-Eguia, Mason Raynor, Brianna Valdez, Bethany Jackson, Kylie Lee, Mary Lee, Trini- er Anderson, Norberto Villalon, Devyn Wiggins, Talika Smith, Logan Rutherford, Emily Sier- Emma Jernigan, Jessica ty Lewis, Caroline Maz- Antonio, Kaven Barco, Addison Wood, Kyndal Snead, Oscar Taylor, ra-Uriostegui, Savannah Johnson, Raney Johnson, zotta, Janay McDonald, Parker Beasley, Denver Woodard and Shawna Shay Trowbridge, Sarah Smith, Michael Stacey, Victoria Jordan, Travis Madison Miller, Savanna Berg, Kylie Collins, Bryant Wright. 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County Community Their mission is to “Moti- GRANTS Foundation (HCCF), and vate and mentor youth and Continued from Page One Dawn Neighbors, region- build a sense of communi- al director. Also attending ty.” The group started its money for their individual the reception was N.C. work at Johnsonville Ele- endeavors. The list of grant Community Foundation mentary School and have winners this year include CEO Jennifer Tolle-Wh- now expanded to Highland the Autism Society of NC, iteside who expressed Middle School. They also Dunn United Ministerial gratitude to both the hold bi-monthly meet and Association, Facing Giants, board of advisers and the greets for the community. Ft. Bragg Armed Services nonprofit representatives Facing Giants plans on YMCA, Simply Girls, the present saying, “Grant using the grant money for Special Olympics, Triangle celebrations are absolute- advertising, since they are South Literacy Works and ly my favorite event.” new and looking to gain the Western Harnett Lions Ms. Neighbors in- more attention. Club. formed everyone attend- Ft. Bragg Armed The event was hosted ing that during the month Services YMCA consists by Kathryn Tart, pres- of November contribu- of programs and services ident of the Harnett tions are eligible to re- for military families. The ceive a matched gift from $750 worth of grant money an anonymous donor. is going to the Operation During the grant award Hero program which aims PHOTO/BREANNE FLECHA LOTTERY portion of the ceremony to support military youth The Harnett County Community Foundation (HCCF) hosted its annual grant recep- RESULTS each nonprofit organiza- and the challenges they tion at the Howard House in Dunn. Pictured are front row from left, Holly Watt tion expressed gratitude to- face. Operation Hero is a with Special Olympics, Heather Hargrave with Autism Society of NC and Dawn ward the HCCF and gave a - TUESDAY 10-week mentoring pro Neighbors with NCCF. Second row, Anna Bryant with Facing Giants, Claudia Farr summary of the work they gram held twice a week for Pick 3: (Day) 1-0-7 with Triangle South Literacy Works, Tanya Roper with Simply Girls, Vince Schim- (Night) 6-9-6 do and what they intent to two and a half hours. The do with the grant money. mission is to help children moller with Western Harnett Lions Club. Third row, HCCP President Kathryn Tart, Pick 4: (Day) 1-1-7-9 The Autism Society of with homework and “help Katy Foxes with Armed Forces YMCA and Todd Snyder with DUMA. Back row are (Night) 3-7-0-5 NC, which received $900 in identify emotions and Bart Adams, Robert Carr, Patricia Harmon-Lewis, Kim Hargrove, Hope Tyndall and Cash 5: 5-6-13-20-22 grant money, said they are coping mechanisms.” Mary Ellen Lauder, all HCCF board members. Megaball: 34-46-57-65- a statewide agency aiming Simply Girls ofers class- 69 to reach the 65,000 individ- es for girls ages 5 to 18. Ex- include tennis, basketball, Club consists of 53 mem- sion of the North Carolina Megaball 11 uals afected by autism in amples of classes include horseback riding and bers and helps the blind Community Foundation Megaplier 3 the State of North Caro- etiquette, arts and crafts, swimming. and visually impaired. The saying, “We are really lina. They ofer support tutoring, STEM, public Triangle South Literacy club has received $500 from about inspiring hope for for families and children speaking and computer Works was gifted with the HCCF. Participants will the future in our commu- Delivery by U.S. Mail. transitioning into adult- classes. Classes are ofered $1,000 worth of grant undergo a vision screening nities and showing people Periodicals postage paid at hood and college life. after school or during the money. The literacy program and will then be the length that they can Dunn, N.C. USPS NO. 5656- 8000 Dunn United Ministeri- summer. The $500 in grant organization empowers deferred to a doctor after really make a diference.” al Association or DUMA money will go toward adults through education gaining knowledge on their To get involved with the Published every Monday through Friday, with the was gifted $1,620. DUMA ofsetting the membership by ofering free services visual impairment. Last Harnett County Commu- exception of postal holidays, by is celebrating its 14th year price which is $10 for the and educational supplies. year the WHLC conducted nity Foundation, contact Record Publishing Company, of serving Harnett County school year and $25 a week Participants must be older 8,500 screenings. Regional Director Dawn Inc. with food pantries. DUMA for summer programs. than 16. Triangle South Since its inception, the Neighbors at dneigh- Make all advance payments for feeds about 400 families Special Olympics, rep- Literacy helps adults set Harnett County Communi- bors@nccommunity subscriptions to: The Daily and uses about 20,000 resented by Holly White, goals and match them with ty Foundation has award- foundation.org or just Record, P.O. Box 1448, Dunn, pounds of food per month. received $500 in grant tutors in their areas so that ed 76 grants which totals visit the North Carolina NC 28335. Online payments After both recent hurri- money. They plan on using transportation is not an $66,000. After calculating Community Foundation accepted at mydailyrecord. com. Rates may vary canes that afected North the grant money to support issue. They ofer education the results of the disaster website at nccommuni- depending on delivery zone. Carolina, DUMA served their athletes. The Special in areas such as read- relief program, reacting to tyfoundation.org. If you Please contact customer over 17,000 pounds of food Olympics often partners ing, writing, math, GED the recent hurricanes, the wish to contribute money service at 910-891-1234 for to the community as a with Campbell University’s preparation, citizenship NCCF received donations to this cause, checks can pricing. Mailed subscriptions disaster relief efort. health programs, such as test preparation, how to from every single state in be made payable to: C/O include the printed newspaper Facing Giants is a non- the recent MedFest which get a job and how to read America which added up North Carolina Commu- plus online access. An profit that started about gave out free physicals. instructions from doctors to one and a half million nity Foundation, 3737 additional $1 fee will be assessed to each subscription a year ago. The group re- Examples of sports Special and prescription labels. dollars. Jennifer Tolle-Wh- Glenwood Ave., Suite 460, for the following ceived $500 in grant money. Olympics athletes may play Western Harnett Lions iteside reinforced the mis- Raleigh, NC 27612. Premium Editions: 2/26/19; 4/25/19; 7/30/19; 10/29/19. Expiration dates will be adjusted accordingly. 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LUNCH SPECIALS Lunch 9Specials Includes Free Desserts $ 49 Each 6 Plus Tax 11am - 4pm Monday - Saturday 1810 W. Cumberland St. Dunn, North Carolina 910-892-8901 PAGE 4 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | Thursday, November 15, 2018 | www.mydailyrecord.com OPINION Football or Bride Night “A newspaper’s first duty is to the public which it serves. No doubt in recent weeks we have remote control and changed the she married me and so early on, we That is the only justification had our share of noteworthy news channel. Well, naturally, that led to devised a system to avoid violence in for the existence of stories in America with the bulk of an argument which ultimately led to the house during football season and any such periodical.” the media attention focused on the the daughter retrieving a handgun the system has worked flawlessly for Hoover Adams, Founder mid-term elections, and allegations of from the bedroom and firing of a few over 20 years now. voter suppression and election fraud. rounds in Dad’s general direction To keep peace in the family, the You know, the same stories leading to her arrest. television set in the bedroom belongs we get every election year in In all seriousness, I’m glad to my wife. The television set in the TAR HEEL EDITORS SPEAK OUT America. no one was hurt during this living room is mine. Only on Saturday Every time we think it’s incident and I hope Mrs. Palm- nights during football season do I finally over, we get a stark er gets the help she so clearly control the living room set, but I take reminder of just how vicious needs. As for me, I can relate what I can get. In my wife’s world, Voter ID plan American politics has become to the passion for football Mr. Saturday night is Bride Night and not and I, for one, start looking for Palmer has and I have a feeling reserved for football. Don’t ask me that of-the-wall news story of my wife can somehow relate why my wife enjoys watching total JIMMY must be free the week. This week I found to the passion Mr. Palmer’s strangers pick out wedding dresses one in particular that I can PARKER daughter has for not wanting on television, but she does, and that’s truly relate to. to watch anymore football. something I have had to learn to live of politics This week’s of-the-wall story I love college football, always have with. comes from Milledgeville, Ga., and always will. My wife, on the other You see, my wife can only watch so embers of the N.C. General Assem- where a 28-year-old woman was hand, can only watch so much college much football, and I cannot stomach bly will get some legislative exer- recently arrested for allegedly football before she would begin to a single minute of Bride Night, but cise to help burn of their Thanks- opening fire on her own father after wonder if she could take out the tele- yet we make it work. This Saturday, I giving calories this year, returning he refused to change the television vision set with one shotgun shell or will be watching football in my living Mto Raleigh for a late-November special session channel away from the Georgia foot- would it take two. room, only this time I may hide the that will, among other things, write the rules ball game, according to the Macon In all fairness, my wife knows I love shotgun. for the state’s newly enacted constitutional Telegraph. college football and can easily watch requirement for voters to show a photo ID at According to reports, the daugh- from noon to midnight if my schedule Mr. Parker lives in Erwin. Contact the polls. ter, Tambria Palmer, grabbed the allows for it. She knew that before him at [email protected]. It will also be the last time for at least the next two years that Republican legislators will enjoy a veto-proof majority that lets them pass any manner of legislation they wish, without concern about whether the governor or their Democratic colleagues agree. That will change in January, when the number of Democratic lawmakers increas- es and Republican veto overrides will need Democratic votes to succeed. In past sessions, electoral reform legislation has faced a barrage of successful legal challenges that were sustained all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. We’re hoping that regardless of that last bit of freedom to indulge in mischief, the legislative majority will create a voter ID administrative framework that will encourage and assist all eligible voters to register, obtain the necessary identification then vote. While there is no evidence of rampant voter fraud in this state — and in fact, little evidence of it even in small doses — in this era of identity theft and sophisticated cheat- ing schemes, voter ID is necessary preventive medicine. But any voter ID system needs to be impeccably fair and designed to reach out to groups of people who may not have the necessary identification. As our lawmakers prepare to put wheels on the vehicle the voters just approved, their guiding principle must be that no North Carolina resident who is otherwise eligible to vote should be denied the right to cast a ballot. The rules created this month will de- termine whether or not that happens. A great deal of the measure’s success depends on what the law prescribes when a voter goes to a polling place and lacks the proper form of identification. Will poll workers be instructed to send the voter away, or will there be an opportunity to cast a provisional ballot and return to the local board of elections later with documents that provide identification? Even better, will ID-less voters be able to fill Watch out for scams out an afdavit and cast a regular vote? Multiple studies have found that millions of Americans lack a photo ID. Many of them are while you’re shopping online poor, elderly and minorities. The best way to insure a fair and equita- We’re heading into holiday season, Buy from established companies Under federal law, companies must ble voter ID system is to take politics out of which means lots of shopping for many that you’re familiar with. Check their deliver your order by the date they policymaking and create an independent, of us. 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However, digging down, we find something else of interest. The serve, as of 2016 median black The message is that wealth is Republican something interesting. inclination to vote Republican household income was $35,400, created through freedom and Blacks ages 18 to 29 voted 82 as a function of age is the com- and median black household family. percent for Democrats and 14 per- plete reverse for blacks as it is net worth was $17,600. Con- President Trump won in 2016 opportunity cent for Republicans. That seems for whites. trast that with $61,200 median by flipping states that were blue to point to change taking place Younger blacks vote Repub- income and $171,000 median net to red by very thin margins. among young blacks. lican at higher percent- worth for whites. Florida, for example, with 29 with young Lending support to ages than older blacks. After all these years of electoral votes, which Trump this conclusion is the fact Younger whites vote government programs to help won by a margin of about 1 per- that in the 2014 midterms, Republican at lower low-income Americans, Afri- centage point, will be critical in blacks 18-to-29-year-old blacks percentages than older can-Americans, on average, are 2020. We see now the elections voted in concert with the whites. not catching up. there for senator and governor Buried in the mounds of data overall average, 88 per- Compared with the Perhaps the message is at razor-thin margins. fleshing out what happened cent for Democrats and 11 14 percent of 18-to-29- sinking in to young blacks that Republicans should target in the midterm elections is an percent for Republicans. year-old blacks who what they need is more free- African-Americans in Florida interesting take on blacks. Either we have a fluke STAR voted Republican in the dom and the kind of growing and other swing states with the Nationwide data on black in this year’s midterms PARKER midterms, 6.5 percent of economy that goes with it. message of upward mobility. It voting in this election cycle do or some kind of change blacks 45 or older voted They are seeing firsthand the could make all the diference not point to much change. Var- in political thinking is tak- Republican. results in the economic recov- in 2020. ious polls over recent months ing hold among young Afri- Compared with the 43 per- ery that has taken place over seemed to indicate that blacks can-Americans. cent of 18-to-29-year-old whites the past two years. There were Star Parker is an author and were starting to warm up to I think there is good reason who voted Republican, 58.5 over 650,000 more blacks work- president of CURE, Center for Republicans and President to believe the latter. Of course, percent of whites 45 or older ing last month than there were Urban Renewal and Education. Donald Trump. But blacks went where it goes depends on how voted Republican. in October 2017. Compared with Contact her at www.urbancure. 90 percent for Democrats and 8 Republicans choose to think How might we understand the average monthly numbers org. percent for Republicans. Pretty about and handle the situation. this? of 2016, there were over 1.3 mil- much business as usual. Adding to this curiosity is According to the Federal Re- lion more blacks working. © 2018 STAR PARKER www.mydailyrecord.com | Thursday, November 15, 2018 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | PAGE 5 ETCETERA

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Ebenezer Presbyterian move to 29 E. Main St., odist Church would like to Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Patty Godwin, Dorothy His love sturdy your Church invites everyone Coats, on Sunday. This is to thank everyone who Pope, and Mr. and Mrs. Denning, Clara Wood, Lou steps. May His passion in the community to the a floating reception that supported them in their Jonathan Ferguson. Lamm, Betty and Stacey fuel your steps. May His Harvest Sale coming up will begin at 3:30 p.m. fall plate sale this past My deepest sympathy Johnson, Peggy Senter, promises propel you to Saturday. There will be a and end at 4:45 weekend. to the family of Teresa Frank and Pat Whitesell, take faith risks. Delight plate sale with barbecue p.m. Then you are Happy birthday Roberts. Ann Beasley, Charles in God today. He will pork or barbecue chicken invited to join the to Logan Bailey, Prayers for Dan Ferrell, Phillips, Bertha and establish you. Rejoice in for $9 a plate. Plates are of- community at the Jonathan Smith, Roy Penny, Annette Bar- Kermit Turner, JoAnne Him. He will strengthen fered for take in or eat out. second annual Adam Byrd, Alison field, Janet Moore, Ellen Turlington, Lloyd Hall, you. Trust in Him. He There is also a rafe. For Live Tree Lighting Williams, Alyssa Whittington, Don Stew- Peggy Godwin, Carol will not fail you. Wrap a donation of $1 you get Ceremony at 5 Williams, Dudley art, Judy Nipper, Philip Byrd, Keith Williams, yourself up in His grace. a chance to win a 55-inch p.m. at the corner Langdon, Heather Barnes, Doris Nolan, Clara Weaver, Sandra C. You have what you need television, custom-made of N.C. 27 and N.C. NOTES Sills, Craig Page, Tammy Lockamy, Vicki Byrd, JoAnn Jeferson, to go about in every good Captain’s Chairs with 55. FROM Carmen Malone, Ennis, John and Kathi En- Alice Lou Roberts, Kaylan work. He has got you table or a Char-Broil The Coats Cham- COATS Earl Jones, Judy nis, Lorraine Turlington, King, Dennis Rose, Jean covered. Walk with joy four-burner gas grill. ber Harvest Court Williams, Colby Cathy Honeycutt, Clara Landreth, Pastor Thomas and gladness today.” Terry Tickets are available from and Triton Key Stevens, Seth Gur- Wood, Faye Smith, Melody Washington, Marshall Johnson any church member and Club are joining kin, Jada Weaver, McGee, Lee White, Doug Pleasant, Jean Pleasant If you have information to from me at Dragonfly together to collect Brooke Ferguson, Johnson, Mary Mozingo, and all those in nursing go into the paper, give me a Florist. toys for Santa & Friends Sheila Aldridge, Ann Jen- Chris Johnson Freitas, homes. call at 910-897-6132, email You are cordially invit- and Toys for Tots. Please kins, William Massengill, John Freitas, Alice Faye My quote this week me at dragonflyfloristnc@ ed to the Coats Chamber bring new, unwrapped George Kaneklides, Lance Weaver, Betty Johnson is from Susie Lawson: gmail.com by Monday or of Commerce re-grand toys to support this ser- Honeycutt, Bailey Tart (Hoover’s wife), Paul “May the hilarious joy come by Dragonfly Florist opening reception cele- vice project. and Rhonnie Smith. Johnson, Jo Hawley, of the Lord burst from in Coats to speak with me brating the ofce’s recent Coats United Meth- Happy anniversary Doyle Barbour, Don and your heart today! May personally.

Seventh annual Family Caregiver Cover your cough Stop the spread to 3 feet when someone ered with soap and rinsed Holiday Craft Fair coming up who has the flu coughs with warm water. Rub of germs that can or sneezes. You can even hands quickly with the make you and spread flu germs when soap and scrub the surface The Harnett County Di- support adult family is a program for Harnett you speak. Cover your for 20 seconds to remove vision on Aging’s Family members caring for an County elderly and or others sick mouth and nose with a necessary germs and bac- Caregiver Program will elderly person aged 55 shut-in residents, provid- tissue when you cough teria. After rubbing hands, host its seventh annual or older, or a disabled ed by the Department of While seasonal influ- or sneeze. Put your used rinse hands well under Holiday Craft Fair on relative in an in-home Social Services. Proceeds enza (flu) viruses are tissue in a waste basket. running warm water. Dry Friday, Nov. 30, at the setting. They also sup- from the $5 hot dog lunch detected year round in If you don’t have a tissue, hands with a paper towel Harnett County Govern- port older grandparents which includes two hot the United States, flu vi- cough or sneeze into your or a touch free dryer. Turn ment Complex Commons who are 60 years of age dogs, chips and a bever- ruses are most common upper sleeve, not your of water faucet and open Area located at 309 W. or older and the primary age, will help fund the during the fall and win- hands. Always cover your doors with a dry paper Cornelius Harnett Blvd. caregiver of a child who Christmas Cheer pro- ter. The exact timing and mouth and nose when you towel. Washing hands in Lillington from 10 a.m. is 18 years old or young- gram. For more infor- duration of flu seasons sneeze. with soap to 4 p.m. Get a head start er. All proceeds from the mation regarding the can vary, but influenza Use a tis- Cover your cough: and water is on your holiday shopping. Holiday Craft Fair will annual Family Caregiver activity often begins sue instead the best way Shop from local artists for benefit the Family Care- Holiday Craft Fair, call to increase in October. of a cloth Always cover your mouth to reduce handmade items including giver Support Group the Harnett County Divi- The single best way to hand- and nose when you sneeze. the number candles, skin care, jewelry, Program. sion on Aging, Latorius prevent seasonal flu is kerchief. Use a tissue instead of a cloth of germs scarves, tasty treats, knit In addition to the Adams at 910-814-6075 or to get vaccinated each Place used handkerchief. on them. If items, wreaths and garden Holiday Craft Fair, a for vendor registration year. Good health habits tissues in Place used tissues in the soap and wa- ornaments. “Christmas Cheer” hot information log onto may also help protect you the waste- wastebasket and wash your ter are not The Harnett Coun- dog lunch fundraiser will the Division on Aging’s against the flu. Certain basket and hands right away. available, ty Family Caregiver be held in the Commons website at www.harnett. everyday preventive wash your Don’t use your bare hand to use an alco- Support Program helps Area. “Christmas Cheer org/aging. actions like covering hands cover your cough. If you don’t hol-based your cough and frequent right away. have a tissue, cough or sneeze hand san- hand washing can help Do not into your upper arm. itizer that keep germs from spread- use your contains at ing, according to public bare hand to cover your least 60 percent alcohol. Severe blood shortage: Red Cross health ofcials with the cough. If you don’t have If you are ill, you should Harnett County Health a tissue, cough or sneeze try to avoid close contact issues immediate call for blood and Department. into your upper arm. with others so you do not Most experts believe Since you can’t wash spread your germs. Dis- that flu viruses spread your hands all the time, tancing includes staying platelet donations mainly by droplets made make a habit of not home from work or school when people with flu touching your face. Keep when possible. For more Blood drive hosts shortage from continuing RapidPass, are encour- cough, sneeze or talk. your hands away from information, contact the throughout winter. Dona- aged to help speed up the These droplets can land your eyes, nose and mouth Harnett County Health also needed this tions often decline during donation process. Rapid- in the mouths or noses of to prevent germs from Department at 910-893- winter to stop the winter holidays when Pass lets donors complete people who are nearby. entering your body. Make 7550 or log onto the health many groups postpone the pre-donation reading The germs that cause sure you wash your hands department’s website at prolonged blood drives while and answer the health influenza are spread up correctly each time lath- www.harnett.org/health. regular donors are busy history questionnaire shortage with holiday activities online, on the day of their The American Red and travel. Severe winter donation, from the conve- Cross is facing a severe weather may also cause nience of a mobile device blood shortage and blood drive cancellations or computer, or through urgently needs blood and contributing to fewer the Blood Donor App. platelet donors to give donations than needed. Those interested in now to avoid delays in To encourage donations hosting a blood drive can lifesaving medical care around the Thanksgiving learn more and sign up to for patients. Volunteer holiday, those who come sponsor a drive this win- blood drive hosts are to donate blood or plate- ter, by visiting RedCross- also critically needed to lets with the Red Cross Blood.org/HostADrive. prevent the shortage from Nov. 21-24 will receive a Upcoming local blood worsening this winter. long-sleeved Red Cross donation opportunities During September and T-shirt, while supplies include: October, the Red Cross last. Nov. 21, 1:30 to 6 p.m. collected over 21,000 fewer — Fred’s Pharmacy, 988 blood and platelet dona- How to help Erwin Road, Dunn. tions than what hospitals Eligible donors can Nov. 30, 1 to 5:30 p.m. needed. Blood donors of find a blood or platelet — Berry Plastics, 1203 all blood types, especially donation opportunity and Chicopee Road, Benson type O, and platelet do- schedule an appointment Dec. 5, 1 to 6 p.m. nors are urged to make an to donate by using the — American Legion appointment to donate at free Blood Donor App, Post 109, 605 N. Wall St., RedCrossBlood.org or by visiting RedCrossBlood. Benson calling 1-800-RED CROSS org or calling 1-800-RED Dec. 6, 8 a.m. to 1:30 (1-800-733-2767). CROSS (1-800-733-2767). p.m. — Overhills High Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Fewer blood drives in Donation appointments School, 2495 Ray Road, September and October and completion of a Spring Lake coupled with hurricanes Harvest Day Sale Michael and Florence, which caused thousands of blood and platelet do- SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17 nations to go uncollected, were key contributing fac- 11:00 am - 7:00 pm tors to the current blood shortage. s Loves The Little Childre “This time of year, as Jesu n... many give thanks for BBQ Chicken and BBQ family, friends and good and so do we at Gospel Tabernacle. health, it’s important to Kingdom Kids Church Pork Plates ($9.00 each) remember that patients across the country cannot Wee Worship Choir Eat-in/take-out/drive-through survive without your Royal Rangers generosity,” said Clif Missionettes Numark, senior vice pres- 55” Vizio HDTV Smart TV Raffle ident, Red Cross Biomedi- Kingdom Kids Choir cal Services. “From trau- ($1.00 donation/ticket) mas to ongoing cancer Cross Trainers treatments, the need for Two Nurseries You do not have to be blood doesn’t stop for the present to win. holidays. People can give back — and help those in COMEVISIT US need — by making a life- THIS WEEK! Crafts and homemade saving blood or platelet For Your Children donation now and hosting baked goods for sale. a blood drive in the weeks Gospel Tabernacle to come.” A Place of Hope, Help, and Healing. An additional 4,300 Worship with us this Sunday... Ebenezer Presbyterian Church is located at blood drives nationally Sunday School 9:30 am; Morning Worship 10:30 am; 6 pm Sunday Evening Prayer 2900 Ebenezer Church Rd. — and 280 blood drives in 2105 W. Cumberland St., Dunn, NC 28334 near Baileys Crossroads between Benson and Coats this area — are needed in (Across from Belk’s Shopping Center) December, January and 910-892-4011 Facebook: @EbenezerPresbyterianCoats February to help stop the www.mydailyrecord.com | Thursday, November 15, 2018 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | PAGE 7 Home Care and Hospice Month The Harnett County Board of Commissioners officially recognized November as Home Care and Hospice Month during their regular scheduled meeting Monday, Nov. 5, in Lillington. Each year more than 1.5 million Americans living with life-limiting illness, and their families receive care from hospice programs across the country. It was Medicare’s first proven coordinated care model for quality end of life time. Accepting the proclamation was Transitions Life Care Director of Community and Government Af- fairs Chad Walker. He is pictured here with Commissioners Bar- bara McKoy, Abe Elmore, Gordon Springle and Joe Miller. 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Dan Honeycutt remembered by CCCC board The Central Carolina inely like him. He just had Community College Board that aura about him that of Trustees honored the you just wanted to have memory and exemplary him around and call him service of former trustee your friend,” said Julian Dan Curtis Honeycutt Sr. Philpott, chairman of the during the board’s Oct. CCCC Board of Trustees. 24 meeting at the Harnett “When he spoke at our Health Sciences Center in meetings, the trustees lis- Lillington. Members of the tened because we all knew Honeycutt family were in that everything Dan said CONTRIBUTED PHOTO attendance. was important and every Mr. Honeycutt, of Coats, word counted. We miss him Pictured are Julian Philpott, left, chairman of the CCCC Board of Trustees; members of the Dan Honeycutt fami- died May 15. and tonight we want to hon- ly, Ashley Honeycutt (daughter-in-law), Nell Neal (mother-in-law), Curt Honeycutt (son), Lane Honeycutt (grand- “It didn’t take you long or him and you, his family son), Teresa Honeycutt (wife), and Lance Honeycutt (son); and Dr. T. Eston Marchant, right, CCCC president. when you met Dan to genu- members.”

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have wastewater Betty Lou Ellen Collins Donald Lynn Raynor, 72 (February 12, 1940 — November 13, 2018) RALEIGH — Mr. Donald Lynn Raynor, age 72, of 1021 discharges ANGIER — Betty Lou Ellen Collins died on Tues- Pebblebrook Drive, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018, day morning, Nov. 13, 2018. Born in Angier, N.C., on at his residence surround- The towns of Dunn discharges. Feb. 12, 1940, she was ed by his loving family. and Benson reported For further informa- the daughter of the late Funeral services will be recent discharges of tion on discharges in William Jeferson Ellen 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, untreated wastewater Dunn, contact the pub- and Avis Pearl Ellen. She 2018, at Rose & Graham due to heavy rain. lic works department at grew up in Jacksonville, Funeral Chapel in Ben- All three discharges 910-892-2948. N.C., and graduated from son. Ofciating will be the took place on Nov. 13. The Town of Benson Jacksonville High School Rev. Joe Brown. Burial In Dunn the first had a discharge of an (’58) where she was a will follow in Roselawn reported discharge estimated 5,000 gallons cheerleader and per- Cemetery. included approximately inside its Wastewater formed as a member of Mr. Raynor was born on 400 gallons per minute Treatment Plant. the Marching Band. Nov. 24, 1945, in John- that started around 10 The afected area was Betty attended Camp- ston County to the late a.m. The spill was at confined to Town of bell College in Buies Graylon and Melvere the Manhole BR-8 of Benson property and Creek, N.C., where Rhodes Raynor. He was the Black River Outfall the overflow was discov- she participated in the a U.S. Army Military Police serving in Vietnam from Line. The spill dis- ered around 5:20 a.m. choir and was chosen as Women’s Campus President. 1967-1969. Mr. Raynor worked for Pierson and Whitman charged into the Black and was contained and There, she met John Thomas Collins of Mullins, S.C., Consulting Engineers, later retiring from Earth Tech. River. remediated by 6 a.m. a student at Southeastern Seminary who was work- He attended Banner Chapel Advent Christian Church. A second spill oc- The untreated water ing on campus. They were married on June 4, 1960, Surviving include his wife and best friend of 49 curred at the same time did not reach any sur- at Brookwood Baptist Church in Jacksonville. The years, Glenda Gail Creech; son and daughter-in-law, at the Eastside Pump face waters. couple moved to Evergreen, N.C., where Rev. Collins Chris and Denise Raynor of Raleigh; grandson, Bailey Station located one mile For more informa- became pastor of the Evergreen and Lennon’s Cross- Raynor; sister and brother-in-law, Diana Gail and south of Dunn just of tion on the Benson roads Baptist Churches. For nearly 50 years, they Wayne Walker of Daytona Beach, Fla.; many nieces N.C. 55. The spill dis- discharge, contact worked together serving churches in North and South and nephews; and mother-in-law, Geraldine Creech of charged into the Mingo Paul Allen, wastewater Carolina, including Fair Bluf (N.C.), Edgefield (S.C.), Benson. Creek. superintendent, at 919- Eutaw Heights (Fayetteville, N.C.), Bishopville (S.C.), The family will receive friends at Rose & Graham Fu- The City of Dunn 894-3553. Brookwood (Jacksonville, N.C.), Holly Springs (Broad- neral Home in Benson from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. Thursday, has an ongoing in- North Carolina way, N.C.) and Godwin Heights (Lumberton, N.C.). prior to the service. flow and infiltration General Statutes Article Throughout this ministry, Betty taught Sunday School, Flowers are welcomed; however, memorials may program in place and 21 Chapter 143.215.C VBS, and sang in the choir. be sent to Transitions Lifecare, 250 Hospice Circle, is working to prevent requires this notice. Betty Collins was a primary school teacher with a Raleigh, NC 27607. passion for working with children in first and second Condolences may be sent to the family at www.rose- grades. Her nurturing and compassionate attitude was andgraham.com. encouraging to students in these developmental years Arrangements by Rose & Graham Funeral Home in they are the backbone as they learned fundamental reading skills. Many Benson, N.C. SCHOOL of our future,” Gov. Coo- would return to thank “Mrs. Betty” for her encour- Continued from Page One per said. “We are going aging influence. It was indeed her kind spirit and her to make our schools “Just Be Nice” philosophy that endeared her to stu- Kenneth Gordon Jamerson Jr., 44 Fleming said. better.” dents, to parents and to everyone she came in contact FAYETTEVILLE — Kenneth Gordon Jamerson Jr., In addition to review- He said he has a goal with. 44, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018. ing repairs, Gov. Cooper for his administration Betty Collins is survived by her children, Tom Col- A memorial service will be held 10 a.m. Friday at visited several class- to make North Caro- lins of Conway, N.C., Michele Phelps of Buies Creek, Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery, Ft. Bragg, N.C. rooms and interacted lina one of the top 10 N.C., and Tim Collins of Florence, Ala.; her sister, Arrangements are by Skinner & Smith Funeral with students as well as states for education in Bonita Walters of Lillington, N.C.; and her brother, Home of Dunn. teachers. the entire country by Ronald Ellen of Angier, N.C. She leaves behind five In each 2025. grandchildren: Krystle, William, Zeke, Sam and Aurel- of the “I like visiting our There ia. Her extended family includes many nieces, nephews Anthony M. Byrd, 52 classes he local schools because was a and cousins. Her family takes great comfort in the fact CLAYTON — Mr. Anthony Milton Byrd, 52, died visited, the local tie that Betty Collins had a personal relationship with Monday morning, Nov. 12, 2018, unexpectedly. He was governor they are the backbone to Gentry Jesus Christ and lived her life as a Godly woman who born in Harnett County on Aug. 2, 1966. encour- of our future. We are among represented that which is pure, lovely and good. We are Services provided by Skinner & Smith Funeral Home aged going to make our the gov- confident in her salvation and eternal victory. of Dunn. children ernor’s Funeral services will be conducted Saturday morn- schools better.” to pursue delega- ing, Nov. 17, 2018, at 11 a.m. at Memorial Baptist Roger Jones, 63 careers in Governor Roy Cooper tion. Kev- Church in Buies Creek, N.C. Interment will follow at education. in Mon- Kennebec Cemetery, where she will be buried beside ERWIN — Mr. Roger Jones, 63, died Nov. 13, 2018. “We want you go roe is a governmental her husband, the Rev. John T. Collins. Services provided by Daford Funeral Home, Dunn. get a good education relations specialist The family will be available to receive friends from because we need more with the governor’s 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, at O’Quinn-Peebles-Phillips teachers in the future,” ofce and traveled to Funeral Home in Lillington, N.C. OBITUARY POLICY Gov. Cooper told the Harnett County with Memorial gifts may be made to: Dementia Alliance of The obituary policy for The Daily Record has changed. A students. his boss. He attended NC, 9131 Anson Way Suite 206, Raleigh, NC; or John T. basic death announcement will be free. There will be a He said he enjoys class at Gentry in the Collins Divinity School Scholarship, Campbell Univer- cost for full obituary listings. For more information, email visits like the one Tues- late 1960s. His father sity, Buies Creek, NC 27506. [email protected] or call 910-891-1234. day. was a former principal Arrangements by O’Quinn-Peebles-Phillips Funeral “I like visiting our at South Harnett Ele- Home & Crematory, Lillington. Online condolences at The obituary deadline for tomorrow’s paper is today at local schools because mentary. www.oppfh.com. 4 p.m.

argument there were sister in the face and shot report of the incident. Harnett County Sher- The source also told TRAGEDY four children in the home Mr. Lopez in an undeter- “My husband, he went if’s Ofce deputies locat- The Daily Record the Continued from Page One ranging in age from 2 to 13 mined area of his body crazy and he shot my two ed Mr. Martinez walking immigration status of Mr. years old. The oldest child and shot Mr. Arguilar in daughters and her boy- in the 800 block of Core Martinez was question- Record, Mr. Martinez realized what was happen- the arm, the source said. friend,” Mrs. Martinez Road and took him into able. Deputy Gaddis was had been an illegal drug ing and took the remaining Mr Arguilar remains said. “Please hurry.” custody. He was later unable to confirm or deny user and was confronted three into a bedroom and at WakeMed in serious Mr. Martinez then got turned over to detectives the claim. by his wife, Tina, and locked the door, fearing for condition, according to into his wife’s Chevrolet from the Johnston Coun- “I do not know if he is her daughters — the two their lives, the source said. the Johnston County S10 and fled the scene ty Sherif’s Ofce. or if he isn’t right now,” female victims — to end Ms. Ramon was the Sherif’s Ofce. before deputies from the Deputy Gaddis said Deputy Gaddis said. his drug use. mother of the three One of the women man- Johnston County Sher- while he was unsure of “We’ll be looking into that A verbal altercation en- youngest children and aged to make her way if’s Ofce arrived. any past criminal activity of course, but I can’t tell sued between the shooter Ms. Agular was the moth- outside the residence be- “He took my little red elsewhere by Mr. Mar- you right now.” and his family members er of the oldest child. fore collapsing. All three, S10 pickup truck,” Mrs. tinez, he said Monday Following his arrest, which led to Mr. Martinez All four are now staying the two sisters and boy- Martinez told dispatch- night was the first time the suspect was taken allegedly retrieving a with friends or relatives, friend, were pronounced ers. “No, I don’t know his ofce had any deal- to the Johnston County small-caliber rifle after according to the source. dead at the scene. what direction he went, ings with the suspect. Detention Center where expressing his displea- According to Johnston “It all took place I was in the house when “His name is nothing he now faces three counts sure with their eforts. County Sherif’s Chief inside,” Deputy Gaddis he left.” that pops out to us, we of first-degree murder, “He told them, ‘I’m Deputy Benji Gaddis, the said. “But the female was A short time later he had never heard of him one count of attempted tired of all of you trying events that followed took able to walk outside and crashed the vehicle in prior to this,” Deputy first-degree murder and to run my ****ing life,’ ” place inside the resi- she collapsed.” Harnett County near the Gaddis said. “He’s not a misdemeanor charge of the source said. “Then he dence. Mr. Martinez at In a call to the Johnston intersection of West Core someone that had been on larceny of a motor vehi- went and got a gun.” some point shot Ms. Agu- County 911 center, Mrs. Road and N.C. 55 near our radar or had dealings cle. He is currently being At the time of the lar in the chest and her Martinez made the initial Dunn. with before.” held without bond.

safety investigation,” Mr. Gain- ty tight for right-of-way acqui- the signal. It should improve BENSON ey said. “This was a highway sition to construction. It takes flow, that is the goal.” Continued from Page One safety improvement program a lot of time to move utilities. Mayor Medlin encourages location. Our regional trafc Especially when we’re going residents to continue to provide daily, hourly and overall trends safety engineer and his staf de- to have possibly every utility the state with their thoughts regarding transportation termined the mini-roundabout conflict you can have.” and opinions on how the proj- throughout Benson.” would see the best benefit for One of the major concerns ect should proceed as things He praised state ofcials for reduction in crashes.” voiced to ofcials was related to move forward. allowing the community the The current configuration large truck trafc. The inter- He said the input they chance to be heard and said of the intersection does allow section has been, and continues provide will be heard and will meetings such as the one that for NCDOT to make alterations to be, a significant part of the be used to shape not only the took place Tuesday night are without extensive widening of transportation and logistics intersection, but Benson itself. the best way to keep the public the roadways involved, accord- sector. It is one of the major “Much like I did at the I-95 updated. ing to Mr. Gainey. locations where trucks can ac- widening meeting last week, “DOT has ofered the Benson As the proposed project cess Interstates 95 and 40 from I have encouraged all ofcials community the opportunity to stands now, there would be downtown Benson. and residents of Benson to voice its opinion during this some alterations needed by “The (trafc) islands would share their input with DOT on public meeting and into the acquiring small portions of be of the mountable variety for this project,” Mayor Medlin CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/NCDOT planning phases of this proj- right-of-way or easements from trucks,” he said. “I don’t know said. “It’s important to DOT’s ect,” he said. “These meetings property owners in two of the if it would tear up a car if they plans, but to also share your The North Carolina Depart- are the best way to receive the four adjacent areas. ran over it, but it’s strongly dis- input as a local to help shape ment of Transportation is pro- most up-to-date information “We’re here to get comments couraged, you would not want the future of not only this inter- posing to build a mini-roundabout this project, and for our and the design will morph as to go across it in a car.” section, but of this town.” about at the intersection of community to let DOT and the we move forward,” he said. Another major concern NCDOT will continue to Wall and Main streets. The board of commissioners know The estimated cost of $650,000 being expressed dealt with the seek input from residents until project, which will be funded what they think is the best will be borne by federal funding railroad tracks that cross Main Tuesday, Nov. 27. Residents are by federal grants, is scheduled option as Benson continues to and is estimated to begin with Street just a few blocks from encouraged to submit com- to begin with right-of-way ac- grow.” right-of-way acquisition in May the intersection. ments by mail to Mr. Gainey or NCDOT Project Manager Ad- of 2019 followed by the start of “The trafc safety group has Dennis Etheridge at NCDOT Di- quisition in 2019. The first dison Gainey said the installa- construction in early 2020. done some analysis on that,” vision 4, P.O. Box 3165, Wilson, shovel could be turned as early tion of what would be the first “That year in between is used Mr. Gainey said. “The round- NC 27895. as spring of 2020. of its kind in Johnston County for right-of-way acquisition and about should actually improve Comments can also be sent is the best alternative available. utility relocation,” Mr. Gainey flow. You shouldn’t stay stopped via email to nagainey@ncdot. Comments can also be submit- “The project was based on a said. “I would say a year is pret- at the roundabout as long as at gov or [email protected]. ted by phone to 252-640-6400. www.mydailyrecord.com | Thursday, November 15, 2018 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | PAGE 9 GENERAL INTEREST FINANCIAL EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE TRANSPORTATION FARM & GARDEN LEGALS mydailyrecord.com For Buying/Selling A Home See Jimmie Johnson At Johnson Properties Realtors & My Auctioneers, Inc. 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Helping Dunn ness sent a cat to a new tion center is an import- “Some of our customers forever home and contin- ant part of the business. were driving to Smith- Animal Shelter to ues to look to help other “We want to help the ﬁeld or Fayetteville to adopt cats animals. communities where we get premium foods and Petsense stores across operate and this is one now they can get the food By TOM WOERNER the nation, including way to do that,” Mr. Schu- here. I think the business Of The Record Staff the new store in Dunn, mude said. will work well in Dunn.” have specialized adoption “We are glad to ofer that In addition to premium A new business that areas for cats within each service.” foods, petsense stores of- opened last month will store. The cat center has In addition to having fer a full line of other pet provide alternatives to pet partioned areas which cats at the business, pet- supplies. That includes owners and will provide allow the cats to move sense will also work with harnesses, collars, toys, another important service between rooms. customers who are inter- bowls and other items. to the community. In addi- Throughout the coun- ested in adopting dogs by Grooming is also avail- tion to selling supplies for try petsense has adopted connecting them with the able along with self bath- animal lovers, the business more than 80,000 cats. local animal shelter. ing areas for pets which is will also help the local That includes the Dunn Mr. Schumude also said something the managers CONTRIBUTED PHOTO animal control agency to store. The Dunn Animal he is pleased with the think will be popular with adopt pets. Shelter has provided the response his business has customers. Ruby and Chloe Faircloth adopted the first cat at Petsense held a rib- cats that have been adopt- gotten. The store is located Dunn’s new Petsense store. The store has a special bon-cutting ceremony ed so far. “We have gotten a lot in the Floral Garden adoption area for cats from the Dunn Animal Shelter. this month. Shortly after Petsense manager Dean of good feedback from Shopping Center where It’s located in the Floral Garden Shopping Center in the ceremony, the busi- Schumude said the adop- the community,” he said. Family Dollar used to be. Dunn in the former Family Dollar location. Lillington Papa John’s recognizes Take a carriage ride five-year employment of JCI client in Downtown

JCI client James Peo- When asked about his Papa Dunn ples has been working job, James said, “I like John’s at Papa John’s located at the people I work with. of Lill- Downtown Dunn 101 W. Cornelius Harnett The atmosphere here is ington will host “Christmas on Blvd., Lillington, for five friendly, and I especially Broad ... and Beyond” on manag- years as a box maker. like getting my pay- Sunday, Nov. 25. Local Store manager Jef Peters check.” er Jeff eateries and merchants presented James with James has plans to Peters will begin opening at 11 a five-year recognition continue to work with pres- a.m. and there will be plaque, key chain and JCI for continued sup- ents a horse-drawn carriage lapel pin. port and assistance with plaque rides, wine tastings, Charlotte Peters, mar- personal growth and to shopping and more. keting director for Papa employment. Leonard James In addition to Black John’s, says that James Norman, JCI employ- Peoples Friday on Nov. 23, deserves this recognition ment peer mentor, will downtown merchants for five because he is a fantastic assist him to obtain addi- will recognize Small employee. tional learning abilities years of Business Saturday on “James is always smil- and skill sets. Also, these service. Nov. 24. The Downtown ing; he does not need to services will allow JCI to Dunn Tree Lighting will be told what to do after he serve him in regards to CONTRIBUTED PHOTO be held Thursday, Nov. his initial training he got obtaining PCA and CNA 29, at 6 p.m. at the corner right to work,” she said. certification to enable employees helps them feel often. Our employees are programs to develop of Wilson Avenue and “James sees what needs him to learn other skills, more comfortable. outstanding people and growth, tools, and skills Broad Street. to be done and completes and additional employ- Currently, three JCI want to work and help.” necessary to be success- The Dunn Christmas his tasks and also asks if ment as he has expressed clients work at Papa “Working with James ful in the community. JCI Parade will start at 2 p.m. there is anything addition- interest in these profes- John’s. Mrs. Peters said, is a pleasure. He pos- is a great company. It is on Saturday, Dec. 1, and al to be done. Learning sions. James says he will, “Customers think it is sesses the abilities and gratifying to help others the Third Thursday Dine how to answer the phone however, continue to great they are working desires to succeed. He grow and succeed,” said and Stroll will be held during busy times so work at Papa John’s. here and friends and is a very hard work- Melody Hartman, JCI in Downtown Dunn on that customers get the Charlotte and Jef Peters family members come in er and participates in employment specialist. Dec. 20. required attention and say they have a good group learning how to prepare of employees and they love toppings are a couple having them work at their of new duties he has location. Mrs. Peters feels learned.” that JCI working with the Anything & Everything

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SEAN GARDNER FOR NASCAR Kyle Busch, driver of the #18 M&M’s Toyota, celebrates with a power burnout after winning the Cup Series Can-Am 500 at ISM Raceway Sunday. Why the driver who deserves to win FORD ECOBOOST 400 Distance: 267 laps, or 400.5 miles. Where: Homestead-Miami Speedway, a championship wont and who wi 1.5-mile asphalt oval in Homestead, Florida. When: 3 p.m. ET Sunday. TV: NBC. f only things were so simple every have more than 20 Top 5’s. That doesn’t momentum as any of the four drivers left. Radio: Motor Racing Network. season. specify their countless runner-up finishes But those numbers can be somewhat Last year’s winner: Martin Truex Jr. This time last year, the week — Busch has five to Harvick’s four — deceiving. Harvick’s numbers clearly stand Worth mentioning: Truex’s victory at before NASCAR’s Cup Series which speak to their week-in, week-out alone, but if I had to make a pick for who Homestead last fall earned him his first Cup championship race at Homestead, consistency. should win the championship this week- Series championship. No driver has repeated thereI was near-consensus. Of all the corny Then there’s Truex, the feel-good story end, who most deserves it, it’s Busch. as champion since Jimmie Johnson won five “prediction” articles flooding the Internet, from last year and reigning champion. Simply put, Busch has been the best straight years from 2006-2010. seemingly all of them pointed at the domi- He’s the clear emotional draw, what with pure racer this year. He’s come back from nant Martin Truex Jr. and prematurely pre- this being his final race at Furniture Row early-lap wrecks to eventually contend, scribed him his first championship trophy. Racing before the team shutters and he he’s dominated full races, and he’s made WHO’S HOT Which, based on his overwhelming moves to join Busch at Joe Gibbs Racing last-second moves to steal wins at the fin- Kyle Busch: Win at Phoenix gave him 8 this dominance for most of last season, made next year. ish line. More than anything you could season, tied with Harvick for most. A second complete sense. And last but certainly not least is Joey glean from numbers, Busch has been the championship ring would catapult Busch into It just isn’t nearly that clear-cut this Logano, making his return to the cham- most adaptable, flexible, and interesting conversation of NASCAR’s best ever drivers. time around. pionship race after missing the playoffs driver for large swaths of this season. Because while yes, Truex is back in the entirely last season. It took a controversial Unfortunately, he’s also developed some- WHO’S NOT fold for a second consecutive season in last-second pass at Martinsville to get him thing of a penchant for finishing close Joey Logano: Clear underdog of the four cham- hopes of defending his title, he’s far from here, but now that he is, anything can hap- behind Harvick this year, as he did at Las pionship contenders, and his 37th-place finish at the runaway favorite he was a year ago. In pen. Vegas, Phoenix, Chicago, and Loudon. Phoenix doesn’t provide momentum. fact, you could even say he’s something of So, what’s the prediction this year? NASCAR fans don’t always love an underdog this year. Well, it’s a bit more complicated than Busch’s bristly personality, but no matter MONSTER CUP POINTS LEADERS Truthfully, last season’s Championship easily picking Truex last season, so here how you feel about the guy, you at least 4 title chasers, plus 12, as of Nov. 11 4 — which returns three of four partici- goes: have to respect his talent behind the wheel. Rank/Driver Points Rank/Driver Points pants in Truex, Kyle Busch, and Kevin The driver who should win the champi- A second championship would elevate 1 Kevin Harvick #4 5000 Ryan Baney 12 228 Harvick — was lopsided. There was onship, won’t. Truex, Busch, or Harvick to a different 2 Kyle Busch #18 5000 10 ye arson 2 22 Truex, and then everyone else. Kyle Busch By that, I mean Kyle Busch should level of racing history, placing them on 3 Martin Truex Jr #78 5000 11 Denny Hamin 11 222 4 Joey Logano #22 5000 12 Cint Bowyer 1 222 made for something of a challenge over win at Homestead … but it’ll actually end par with Buck Baker and Ned Jarrett in Chase Eiott 2320 13 Austin Dion 3 221 the last 10 laps of the finale, but really it up being Harvick who hoists his second NASCAR lore. All three are already likely urt Busch 1 2318 1 Jimmie Johnson 8 221 was all Truex all day. Simple, clean-cut, as trophy. Hall of Famers, and if Logano wins his Aric Amiroa 10 231 1 Eri Jones 20 220 expected … Statistically, Harvick has the best num- first title, he should be one, too. 8 Brad eseowsi 2 230 1 Ae Bowman 88 21 … And the exact opposite of what we bers this season. He has as many wins and But for once this NASCAR season, the XFINITY SERIES POINTS LEADERS have now. poles as Busch, but he has one more Top driver who most deserves to win, won’t. 4 title chasers, plus 6, as of Nov. 10 Charlotte Sports Pass Story Embed 5 and one more Top 10. He’s finished Kyle Busch should be your 2018 Rank/Driver Points Rank/Driver Points Between Harvick and Busch, you have outside of the Top 30 just four times all NASCAR Cup Series champion. 1 Chris Bell #20 4000 Matt Tifft 2 222 the two “best” drivers this season. They’ve season, proving his consistency even fur- But instead, let’s everyone congratulate 2 Tyler Reddick #9 4000 Justin Aaier 220 each won eight races, including splitting ther. And, after winning at Texas and fin- Kevin Harvick. 3 Cole Custer #0 4000 8 Austin Cindric 22 211 the last two at Texas and Phoenix, and ishing fourth at Phoenix, he’s got as much — Brendan Marks, Charlotte Observer 4 Daniel Hemric #21 4000 Ross Chastain 213 Eiott Sader 1 2228 10 Brandon Jones 1 21 NEXT RACE: Ford EcoBoost 300, Homestead- WINNER’S QUOTE Kyle Miami Speedway, 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday, NBCSN Busch “What a day! What a race! It’s an awesome team. Can’t say TRUCK SERIES POINTS LEADERS celebrates enough about everybody at Joe Gibbs Racing. I didn’t think we in Victory 4 title chasers, plus 6, as of Nov. 9 were the best car, but we survived, and we did what we needed Lane. Rank/Driver Points Rank/Driver Points to do today. It’s just about getting to next week, and once we JONATHAN 1 Johnny Sauter #21 4000 Grant Enfiner 8 2231 were locked in, it was ‘All bets are off, and it’s time to go.’” FERREY FOR 2 Brett Moffitt #16 4000 Ben Rhodes 1 222 NASCAR 3 Justin Haley #24 4000 8 Stewart Friesen 2 2223 — Kyle Busch, who held off Brad Keselowski after a restart with 12 laps left to win 4 Noah Gragson #18 4000 Myatt Snider 13 88 Sunday’s Can-Am 500 at ISM Raceway, claiming his eighth Cup Series victory of the Matt Crafton 88 223 10 Todd Giiand season and led NASCAR’s Big Three into the Championship 4 race at Homestead- Miami Speedway. NEXT RACE: Ford EcoBoost 200, 8 p.m. ET Friday, Homestead-Miami Speedway, FS1

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