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OPERATION GETTIN’ IT DUNN Drug officers round up suspects Known drug resulted in several arrests on numerous other trafc related include Christopher Burt Marin, Mr. Marin and Ms. McNeill drug-related charges. issues. There were a total of 28 24, of Angier who is charged were arrested at the Super 8 areas targeted According to Sgt. Matt Smith, charges filed. with possessing marijuana and motel in Dunn. The pair were with the Dunn Police Department Sgt. Smith said ofcers con- altering, stealing and destroying arrested after attempting to flush By TOM WOERNER Narcotics Division, ofcers with ducted the operation with a criminal evidence. Mr. Marin marijuana down a toilet at the Of The Record Staff the police department and North purpose. was held on $150,000 bond at the motel. Carolina Alcohol Law Enforce- “We went to known drug areas Harnett County Jail. Darius Kendrell Blue, 22, of The Dunn Police Department ment agency, or ALE, arrested and we targeted all establish- Kayle Korea Angela McNeill, Dunn was charged with posses- in conjunction with the North suspects on a total of 10 drug-re- ments with ABC licenses,” Sgt. 23, of Erwin was charged with sion with intent to sell and deliv- Carolina Alcohol Law Enforce- lated charges in what the ALE Smith said. possessing marijuana and er marijuana and several drug ment Agency conducted a drug called Operation Gettin’ it Dunn. Five suspects were initially altering stealing and destroying operation over the weekend that There were also charges for charged in the operation. They criminal agents. See Drugs, Page 3 Record Publishing Silent Sam could possibly expands come to Harnett Purchasing Mount Olive Tribune

Record Publishing, the parent company of The Daily Record, has acquired the Mount Olive Tribune efective this Friday. The Mount Olive Tribune is a family-owned weekly newspaper serving Mount Olive and surrounding communities in southern Wayne and northern Duplin counties. Record Publishing also purchased The Roxboro Courier-Times in late 2017. The Courier-Times is a twice-weekly newspaper serving Person County. “The expansion of Record Publishing demonstrates the company’s commitment to protecting community journalism,” said Keven Zepezauer, group publisher for the newspapers. “The ac- quisition should also provide confidence to Daily Record readers that Record Pub- lishing is firmly entrenched, this in a day and age when family-owned newspapers are increasingly rare. Re-

See Record, Page 3 CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Protestors damaged the Silent Sam Statue, shown here, last year. A local man would like to bring it to a historical site in Harnett

Idea in early stages Silent Sam statue to a location in Harnett History Center on Turlington Road be- Turnage County. tween Coats and Erwin. By TOM WOERNER Local historian Bryan Avery of the According to Mr. Avery, the statue Of The Record Staff Averasboro Town Restoration Associa- would sit in a prominent location among to seek tion has contacted local state Rep. David other monuments at the site. A Harnett County man and lawmakers Lewis and state Sen. Jim Burgin about The statue’s location has been con- from Harnett County are looking into the the possibility of moving the Silent Sam fourth term possibility of moving the controversial Statute to the grounds of the Harnett See Sam, Page 3 in office SOUTHERN FICTION Local author Dunn Council member Donna Chuck Turnage has an- Everhart holds nounced he a copy of her will seek a Dunn author to new book, fourth term ‘The Forgiving in ofce. Kind,’ which Mr. launch third novel goes on sale Turnage represents today. This is the residents Donna Everhart’s the 1950s in North Carolina, is Mrs. in Ward 5 a Southern fiction novel about Everhart’s Turnage and is in the ‘The Forgiving Kind’ 12-year-old character Martha third novel, process of serving his third goes on sale “Sonny” Creech and life on her following ‘The term on the board. family’s cotton farm following Education of Elections in Dunn will By LAURA PATTERSON the tragic death of her father. Dixie Dupree,’ be held Tuesday, Oct. 8. All It deals with “self-discovery, Of The Record Staff her debut six council seats and the sacrifice and family love tested mayor’s seat will be open for The third book by local to its limits.” book, and ‘The election. author Donna Everhart will hit “The Forgiving Kind,” like Road to the shelves today. Bittersweet.’ See Turnage, Page 3 “The Forgiving Kind,” set in See Author, Page 3 DAILY RECORD PHOTO/LAURA PATTERSON

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The honors Eugene Stewart conditions for hens raised genetic engineering labs. USDA defines processed A bench at the Harnett County Airport honoring Eugene C. Stewart was in cage-free environments The Non-GMO Project as foods that have under- officially installed Jan. 7. Mr. Stewart served as the vice chairman of the Airport may still be poor. says that a growing body gone a change of charac- Commission. He was the owner and operator of Coats Motor Company and ƒ Daily value: Ac- of evidence has connect- ter. For example, cut, pre- cording to the medical ed GMOs with an assort- washed spinach qualifies served the Civilian Aviation Authority as a flight instructor and the Army Air resource WebMD, dai- ment of health problems as a processed food. Corps as a cadet during World War II. The bench is located just outside the ly value indicates the and environmental ƒ Sodium: Otherwise airport terminal on the runway side and is dedicated in Mr. Stewart’s memory percentage of a certain damage. known as salt, sodium is by his wife, Mary Stewart, and children. nutrient in a food, based ƒ Grass fed: Grass fed necessary to maintain on a 2,000-calorie-per-day implies that the animals nerve and muscle health. diet. WebMD notes that 8 used to produce meat and However, many peo- percent is generally con- dairy were fed only grass. ple consume too much sidered to be good. Consumer Reports advis- sodium, oftentimes ƒ Dietary fiber: The es consumers to look for because of processed February is American Mayo Clinic notes that seals such as American foods. WebMD notes that dietary fiber refers to the Grassfed or PCO Certified sodium intake should be parts of plant foods that 100 percent Grassfed to limited to 2,300 milli- the human body cannot ensure that manufacturer grams or less per day. Heart Month digest or absorb. 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This event is free, If you take medication the Harnett County on the President’s List Dean’s List students The most common type however, registration to treat high cholesterol, Early College have been earned a grade point were Sheley Butler, Jor- of heart disease in the is required. To register, high blood pressure, or recognized by Central average of 4.0 or better. dan Coney, Daniel Cook, United States is cor- call 910-814-6298. The diabetes, follow your Carolina Community Students from the Sierra Cook, Octavia onary artery disease, registration deadline is doctor’s instructions College for outstanding Harnett Early College Harris, Danielle Hart, which afects the blood Monday, Feb. 18. Seat- carefully. Never stop classroom performance. who earned President’s Matthew Murray, Jas- flow to the heart. 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going to try because they not stands. her husband, Blaine, 21 up in the air — has SAM should give it to someone The statue would stand AUTHOR years ago. already been written Continued from Page One who wants it,” Mr. Avery near the Harnett History Continued from Page One “Raleigh is my home- and has gone to editors said. Museum and the Shaw town, that’s where I for the editing process. cealed since a group He said other histor- Halfway House which Mrs. Everhart’s first two was born and raised,” It should be released of protesters toppled it ical sites, including the has direct ties to the Civ- books, “The Education Mrs. Everhart said. sometime in 2020. from its longtime perch Bentonville and Averas- il War. It was originally of Dixie Dupree” and “I remember going to “By the time I submit- on the campus of the boro battlefields, have used as a stopping point “The Road to Bitter- Quail Ridge when I was ted the manuscript for UNC Chapel Hill last indicated they are not on the Old Stage Road sweet,” are coming-of- a teenager. I have a long ‘The Forgiving Time,’ year. interested in having the between Raleigh and age Southern fiction history with them.” that was in Septem- In recent weeks the statue on their property. Fayetteville. stories told in the first She also has some ber [2017], in January stand which held the Sen. Burgin has been During the Civil War person by the young history with Broad of 2018 I was putting statue was ordered inquiring about what Battle of Averasboro it female characters. Street Deli, which together an outline for removed by leaders of would be involved in was used as a hospital “It’s kinda funny, I carries copies of her the fourth book,” Mrs. the University of North moving what remains for Confederate soldiers. start to think of them books. Mrs. Everhart Everhart said. Carolina system. of the statue to Harnett Some of those soldiers as real people,” Mrs. even thanks the busi- Mrs. Everhart said Mr. Avery said the County. made inscriptions on Everhart said. “These ness’ owner in her ac- it takes about 13 to 15 first step in the process “I have been talking to the inside of the build- girls are like daughters knowledgments in “The months for a book to be will be finding out the people, but I don’t know ing’s roof and walls that to me.” Forgiving Kind.” completed. current location. He is what it entails,” Sen. remain visible today. The author said this It reads, “Thank you Writing book No. afraid it will be discard- Burgin said. “We have to Since it was construct- book is a little diferent to Jamie Adkins, owner, 4 came with some ed and never displayed find out what is involved ed in 1913, the statue has from the first two books The Broad Street Deli challenges for Mrs. again. in making it happen.” been the center of con- and said it’s not your and Market, for pro- Everhart. During that “If no one protects the Sen. Burgin said the troversy, often becoming typical coming-of-age viding the residents of time she was undergo- statue it will sit in a ware- first step in the process a target for protests story. our small town a place ing chemotherapy for house and then it will go is finding out who owns against the university. “It deals with bigotry, to purchase my books cancer. The treatments away,” Mr. Avery said. the statue. The state considered racism, homophobia — locally. (We’re gonna caused her to experi- Mr. Avery said he “I would assume it melting the statue during really serious topics,” need a bigger shelf.)” ence some short-term thinks protests against is the State of North World War II for its valu- she said. “I encourage Mrs. Everhart and memory issues. the statute were because Carolina who owns it, able metal, but did not anyone who reads the her husband ended up “I was constantly it stood on the prop- but we have to find out follow through with the book to read the au- in Dunn by chance. The having to go back and erty of the University for sure,” Sen. Burgin plan. thor’s note at the back couple knew they want- re-reference,” she said. of North Carolina. He said. “I want to applaud The day following the of the book because it ed to live in a turn-of- Mrs. Everhart talks doesn’t think the protest- Bryan for trying to bring assassination of Martin explains my thought the-century home and openly about her can- ers would follow the stat- it here.” Luther King Jr. the statue processes when writing looked at property in cer treatments, doing so ue to Harnett County. Mr. Avery said he has was smeared with paint. about such topics.” Four Oaks. That home to inspire other people They would not go on not talked to Rep. Lewis, The Silent Sam stat- Today, pre-ordered ended up having some going through the same private property to both- but has spoken to staff ue has been on campus books will begin to be drawbacks and the real battle. er it,” Mr. Avery said. members his office. He the entire period since shipped and locations estate agent suggested “I’m optimistic,” she “These people won’t be a has also spoken with its construction with wherever books are they look at a house in said. threat if someone stands former state Sen. Ron the exception of a brief sold will put the books Dunn. As soon as they Mrs. Everhart has up to them.” Rabin about the issue period in 1986 when it was on shelves. Copies also pulled up to the curb of already started to think Mr. Avery knows he who aquired funding taken to Cincinatti, Ohio, are available online, in- the home, a big white of her next book, con- faces an uphill battle to while he was in the Gen- where it was renovated cluding from Amazon. house with large pillars sidering something a get the statue. eral Assembly to help and restored and then The ofcial book out front, they knew little diferent; writing “I don’t even know if it purchase the property returned to his Chapel launch will take place immediately it was the in the third person can be done, but we are where the history center Hill location. Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. at Quail home that they wanted. because the other books Ridge Books in Raleigh, “It was really the have all been in the first located at 4209-100 Las- house that found us,” person. siter Mill Road. Locally, Mrs. Everhart said. “I always will write for its execution. how they would work if Mrs. Everhart will be They closed on the Southern fiction,” she TURNAGE “Public works and util- elected on issues import- at Broad Street Deli & house in 1997 on her said. “I would like to Continued from Page One ities eforts using a pri- ant to Dunn’s future,” Mr. Market, 129 E. Broad husband’s birthday, write about some adults oritized project list based Turnage said. St., Dunn, on Feb. 12 at Dec. 31. and not have it a com- “Dunn is my home- upon requirements and Mr. Turnage reminded 11 a.m. ing-of-age story.” town. I’ve enjoyed funding which include voters that if they have Mrs. Everhart, a Another book coming For more information serving on the council paving, water treatment, recently moved to Dunn, USA Today bestselling soon about Mrs. Everhart and giving back to my wastewater treatment they need to register to author, was born and Book No. 4 is already or her books, visit her hometown. The position and storm water drain- vote by Sept. 13. He also raised in Raleigh and in the works. Her fourth web page at www.don- provides an ability to age. reminded voters that moved to Dunn with novel — the title is still naeverhart.com. use my skill sets as part “The planning, inspec- One-Stop voting begins of the decision-making tions and code enforce- for the Dunn election on process and talking and ment strategy sustaining Sept. 18 and ends Oct. taking actions provid- an efective, efcient and 4. He said on Election of community journal- Zepezauer said. ed by individuals and profitable eforts for our Day voters in precinct RECORD ism.” The Tribune began groups interested in the citizens. 25, East Averasboro, will Continued from Page One The Daily Record’s printing in April 1904. future of Dunn,” Mr. “City administration vote at the Dunn Com- general manager, Tracy The first publisher Turnage said. providing continuity and munity Center, 205 Jack- cord Publishing has not McLamb; managing and editor was Fred R. Mr. Turnage said his professionalism by filling son Road, and precinct sold to large, corporate editor, Lisa Farmer; ad Mintz. Homer Brock priorities are: key positions with a qual- 29, West Averasboro will chains headquartered director, Maria House; of Mount Olive and his “Strong police force ity workforce.” vote at Wayne Avenue in other states and oth- and business manager, family bought the paper providing a safe and se- He said he and the oth- School at 910 W. Harnett er parts of the world.” Sharon Antinucci; will in 1916 and it remained cure environment for our er council members have St. The polls are open at Barry Merrill, who is serve in those roles for in the Brock family until citizens. increased cash reserves, 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 currently the publish- the Mount Olive Tribune. 1979 when it was sold to “Parks and recreation not gone up on taxes, p.m. er in Mount Olive, is The Daily Record was Mount Olive Printing department providing funded only projects “Join my wife and retiring this week after founded in 1950 by the and Publishing, owned activities and facilities for that were required and me and Dunn voters as a 49-year career in the late Hoover Adams and by the News and Observ- all ages and establishing increased fees to those we keep Dunn the ‘Best industry. his wife, Mellicent. The er Publishing of Raleigh. policies and procedures that use the services. He Town Under the Sun’ “After many years in adult children of the Merrill Publishing, said the council has also and ‘Where Community the newspaper busi- Dunn couple — Bart Ad- consisting of Barry worked to get the best Matters,’” he said. ness I have decided to ams, Brent Adams and Merrill and his wife LOTTERY loan rates. Filing for all munici- retire,” Mr. Merrill said. Maere Kay Lashmit — and partner, Marilyn, “I encourage you to pal elections in Harnett “It’s time I spend more continue to own Record purchased The Tribune RESULTS know who is running for County opens July 5 at time with my family, Publishing. 11 years ago. SUNDAY city council and mayor, noon and ends July 19 at especially my grand- “The Tribune will Sunbelt Press in Dunn Pick 3: (Day) 1-7-0 discuss and listen to noon. children. I leave The remain a family-owned prints both The Daily Re- (Night) 8-4-8 Tribune in good hands newspaper with the cord and The Tribune. It Pick 4: (Day) 8-6-3-7 with The Daily Record, same commitment to has printed The Tribune (Night) 8-0-2-9 which has a long history community service,” Mr. here in Dunn for years. Cash 5: 1-8-23-27-35 DAILY DIGESTS Quarter Mania Food, diaper possession with intent areas. They came late Delivery by U.S. Mail. coming up in giveaway this DRUGS to sell and distribute Friday night with the Periodicals postage paid at marijuana, maintaining operation ending at Dunn, N.C. USPS NO. 5656- Lillington Saturday in Erwin Continued from Page One 8000 a vehicle for a controlled approximately 2 a.m. Quarter Mania returns The Dunn-Lillington equipment violations. He substance and posses- Saturday. Published every Monday through Friday, with the this Sunday from 3 to 6 District in partnership was held on a $5,000 bond sion of marijuana para- Charges against a local exception of postal holidays, by p.m. at the Harnett Coun- with Sandhills Family at the Harnett County phernalia. She was held convenience store, the Record Publishing Company, ty Commons Area located Heritage Association Jail. on a $10,000 bond in the D&H Mart located at the Inc. at 307 W. Cornelius will give away food, Cedric DeAngelo Harnett County Jail. intersection of Meadow- Make all advance payments for Harnett Blvd., Lillington. baby diapers and house- Smith, 31, of Dunn was A juvenile petition lark and Old Fairground subscriptions to: The Daily Shop the vendors, rafe hold, health and beauty charged with misde- will be filed in the near roads, were also a result Record, P.O. Box 1448, Dunn, prizes, food and drink and products this Saturday at meanor possession of future for an aiding and of the operation. The NC 28335. Online payments win fabulous prizes- for 10 a.m. at Erwin Memo- marijuana. Mr. Smith abetting charge. store was cited for ABC accepted at mydailyrecord. com. Rates may vary mere quarters. Proceeds rial AME Zion Church was released from the According to Sgt. violations including sales depending on delivery zone. benefit the Harnett Ani- located at 716 W. M St. in Harnett County Jail. Smith, the arrests were to an underage subject, Please contact customer mal Welfare Coalition’s Erwin. Heidi Katilin Louise made after trafc stops failure to maintain a service at 910-891-1234 for spay/neuter program. Vandyke, 21, of Er- and physical surveil- staple food inventory and pricing. Mailed subscriptions win was charged with lance in known drug invoice issues. include the printed newspaper Duke and West plus online access. An Local author to Averasboro additional $1 fee will be hold reading at assessed to each subscription Democrats to for the following Dunn Library meet Premium Editions: 2/26/19; 4/25/19; 7/30/19; 10/29/19. Dunn Public Library will host Jackie Tart Tew The Erwin/Duke Pre- Expiration dates will be adjusted accordingly. You may as she reads from her cinct of the Harnett Coun- opt out at any time prior to first novel “Only God ty Democratic Party will each premium edition by Could Love You More” on hold its precinct organiza- contacting customer service. Thursday at 7 p.m. tion meeting on Monday, Single Copy: $.75 Mrs. Tew describes the Feb. 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the book as a Christian ro- Erwin Community Build- mance. She is an occasional ing at 110 W. F St., Erwin. MEMBER: Southern Newspa- columnist of The Daily Re- The West Averasboro per Publishers Association, North Carolina Press Associa- cord and has been a writer Precinct of the Harnett tion, the Angier Chamber of of stories since childhood. County Democratic Party Commerce, Benson Area Mrs. Tew will have copies will hold its precinct Chamber of Commerce, Coats of her book available for organization meeting on Chamber of Commerce, Dunn purchase and signing. The Monday, Feb. 11, at 6:30 Area Chamber of Commerce, Erwin Chamber of Commerce, library is located at 110 E. p.m. at Jones & Jones Law Lillington Chamber of Com- Divine St. For more infor- Ofces at 302 W. Edgerton merce mation, call 910-892-2899. St. in Dunn.

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“A newspaper’s first duty is to the public which it serves. That is the only justification for the existence of any such periodical.” Hoover Adams, Founder

OP-ED Points of light connecting rural to urban wenty years ago this month, I was just finishing up work with the “Rural Prosperity Task Force,” an intense, six-month investigation of rural North TCarolina. The 25-member group, made up of people from the rural and urban parts of our state, issued a series of recommendations de- signed to help rural North Carolina navigate through a painful series of body blows: huge job losses as manufacturing companies shut- tered or shrank, a significant loss of income as the national tobacco program ended, and a slow hemorrhage of talent, as young people moved away. The report argued that there was a “ru- ral-urban divide,” and that something needed to be done, for the good of everyone in the state. “If there’s a hole in one end of the boat,” said Task Force member Tom Lam- beth, “It doesn’t matter which end you are sitting in.” Since then, as near as I can figure, I’ve gone to 23 conferences focused on overcoming the “rural urban divide.” Next month in Raleigh, at a day-long conference called “Reconnect Rural and Urban,” N.C. State’s Institute for Journalism isn’t dead; it’s undead Emerging Issues will focus on a diferent way of looking at the challenge, highlighting ex- A popular theme in the Twitterverse the Covington students being verbally a victory for the communist Viet Cong, amples of initiatives that are leveraging of of this week is “Journalism is dead.” Two assaulted by a group of Black Hebrew rather than the defeat that it was. the collective power or rural and urban areas events apparently driving the disgust Israelites. The Covington students did Just as they had done with JFK, the to make both stronger. du jour with media incompetence and not “mob” anyone; Phillips and his national media covered up for Presi- We’ve identified five “points of light” dishonesty are BuzzFeed’s story about group approached them. It was Phillips dent Bill Clinton’s insatiable sexploits; — from the southeast coast to the farthest President Trump allegedly asking Mi- who drummed only inches from Sand- it was the nascent Drudge Report that points of western North Carolina to serve as chael Cohen to commit perjury, and the mann’s face. And, as it turns out, Phil- broke the Monica Lewinsky story. “stars” of the conference. group of boys from Covington lips did not serve in Vietnam. They also refused to report on the The Carolina Core, an initiative bringing Catholic High School in Ken- Sandmann released a state- “open secret” of then-presidential together 17 counties in Central North Caroli- tucky accused of racist behavior ment and appeared on the candidate John Edwards’ afair with na along U.S. 421, is a perfect example of the at the March for Life in Wash- “Today” show to defend himself, Rielle Hunter; the National Enquirer synergistic thinking communities are doing. ington, D.C. saying that he stood quietly and had reported in 2007 that Edwards had The Carolina Core connects four megasites, The BuzzFeed “bombshell” smiled to keep a frightening situ- fathered a child with Hunter while his in Moncure, Chatham, Greensboro/Randolph was defused when special ation from escalating. He denied wife was dying from cancer. and at the Piedmont Triad International counsel Robert Mueller’s reports that his classmates The national media routinely par- Airport, as well as other development sites ofce issued a statement flatly LAURA were chanting, “Build the wall,” roted President Barack Obama’s lies across the region, in a collaborative efort contradicting the story. Authors saying that they were loudly knowing they were lies (Obamacare, that recognizes that any major business Anthony Cormier and Jason HOLLIS chanting school spirit chants Benghazi, the Iran deal) and, to this locating in the Core is likely to hire workers, Leopold admitted that they had only to drown out the insults. day, do not insist that he release infor- source materials and draw on education not personally seen the documents People are justifiably outraged. Yes, mation to the public that he refuses to resources from across the region, with the they referenced. Additional doubt has it has been a bad week for the media, (like his academic records). result that “a win for one is a win for all.” been cast on the story’s credibility by which is already sufering from re- In perhaps the press’s most em- “Partnering with 16 other counties to Leopold’s record of inaccuracies and cord-low credibility. But the notion that barrassing display of bias, it propped promote this region and all of its assets un- outright falsehoods. media bias or deceit is a recent phenom- up Hillary Clinton’s abysmally bad doubtedly will create many opportunities for But the BuzzFeed bust is nothing enon is a sad delusion. presidential campaign in 2016: It down- growth which will benefit the entire region. compared with the Covington Catholic In fact, our national media has a long played her many lies; inflated the small Harnett County is excited to be a part of the conflagration. A group of boys from history of coloring events — or not crowds she drew; ignored her obvious- Carolina Core,” said Debbie Taylor, Market- the high school were caught on video reporting them at all — to shape public ly poor health, her manipulation of ing and Business Recruitment manager for smiling and chanting as Native Amer- opinion. the primary process and her financial Harnett County Economic Development. ican Nathan Phillips — said to be a Infamous New York Times reporter strangulation of the Democratic Na- Rural-urban connections like this don’t Vietnam veteran — drummed in front Walter Duranty deliberately lied about tional Committee. mean that county rivalries are ending — of them. A since-changed New York Soviet dictator Josef Stalin’s brutal The press’s deceit may not be worse Friday night football and local civic pride Times headline read, “Boys in ‘Make policies, the famine he created in today; it’s just more overt. For exam- remain firmly intact. America Great Again’ Hats Mob Native Ukraine and the millions who died as ple, instead of being appalled that And they don’t mean that the state needs to Elder at March for Life.” Predictably, a result. Duranty won a Pulitzer Prize federal law enforcement was actively stop paying attention to rural urban dispar- the social media mobs piled on, accus- for his reporting — which the Pulitzer working with one political party to ities in some areas when it comes to educa- ing the boys of Trump-inspired racism organization refuses to revoke. smear and bring down a political can- tion, broadband and health care access. For and white supremacy, calling for them The press kept a “gentleman’s agree- didate -- now a duly elected president, the state to be competitive, we need smart, to be doxxed, punched in the face, fed ment” to hide — or downplay — Pres- Donald Trump -- the press denies it connected healthy citizens everywhere. into a woodchipper and burned alive in ident Franklin Roosevelt’s paralysis and broadcasts lies about Trump 24/7 But they do signal a recognition that their school. Covington Catholic High from polio. Nor was the public made in the hopes that repetition will make workers are willing to travel, companies don’t School was forced to close in the face of aware of how desperately ill FDR was the lies true, or at least make the public especially care where they find talent and threats. In a particularly absurd twist, when he met with Stalin at Yalta and believe them. economic development “victories” are not a the family of a young man who resem- conceded China to the communists. In other words, journalism has been zero sum game. bles Covington student Nick Sandmann The press knew about President dead for a long time, folks. But the We’re turning our spotlight onto Carolina (front and center in the video) was John F. Kennedy’s rampant infidelities zombies that pass for journalists still Core to make sure everybody knows that. targeted and threatened with violence. and kept them from the public. walk among us. And instead of want- Not long after the initial video went That paragon of press impartiality, ing to eat your brains, they’re hoping Leslie Boney is director of the Institute for viral, however, additional information Walter Cronkite, lied to the American you don’t have any. Emerging Issues. Their conference on “Recon- emerged, and the popular narrative be- public about the Tet Ofensive during necting Rural and Urban” is Feb. 11 in Ra- gan to unravel: A longer video showed the Vietnam War, characterizing it as © 2019 CREATORS.COM leigh (emergingissues.org). TELL US WHAT YOU THINK KEVEN ZEPEZAUER, Publisher We welcome readers to share their opinions with the community through Record Forum. Original letters must be signed TRACY MCLAMB, General Manager and include the author’s address and telephone number for verification. Letters carrying multiple signatures will carry the MARIA HOUSE, Advertising Director name of the first signer. LISA FARMER, Managing Editor • Mail your letter to P.O. Box 1448, Dunn, NC, 28335; or RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. • Bring it to the ofce at 99 W. Broad St. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.; or 99 W. Broad St., P.O. Box 1448, Dunn, N.C. 28335 • Fax it to 891-4445; or Located on historic Lucknow Square • E-mail it to [email protected].

former presidents, to sort of fill said in a State of the Union tried to pass their own agendas. There is a high probability gov- The real in until we hear the real thing. address, “Because when we act Honorable workers in critical ernment will come to a grinding Ladies and gentleman, together, there is noth- positions continued to work stop again. the state of the union ing the United States of knowing they would not be paid. A government for the people state of is strong. Nearly every America can’t achieve.” Those who represent us in and by the people seems to be president has put forth The great country mu- Congress and in the White forgetting the people. The state at least some version of sic artist Charlie Daniels House argue about building of many households who depend the union that sentence in their once said about America walls to prevent potential on their federal jobs is uncertain. annual address. that “this lady may have criminals from coming to this Yes, in this period of gov- Most have heard President Only President Gerald stumbled but she ain’t country instead of dealing with ernment shutdowns America Donald Trump delayed his con- Ford was brutally honest WOERNER’S never fell.” Right now, the ones already here in a more remains strong, but the words stitutionally required report on when he said, “I must say CORNER we may be stumbling a aggressive way. Politicians of President Bill Clinton apply the state of the union because of to you that the state of Tom Woerner bit, but we will rise once argued about $5 billion to build today. the government shutdown that the union is not good.” again. said wall while some Americans He said, “We must go forward ended over the weekend. Despite those trying Despite our strength, I looked for a tiny fraction of that as one America, one nation work- Though the government days, immediately following the would say the state of the union amount to keep mortgages paid, ing together to meet the challeng- opened again, it may be summer scandal of Watergate and other is currently confused. Govern- food on the table and utility bills es we face together.” until the president makes his tra- periods of struggle, America has ment gridlock has the world star- maintained. ditional trip down Pennsylvania remained strong. America is and ing at us with bizarre looks. There is a temporary reprieve Tom Woerner is a reporter with Avenue to the Capitol. Because will continue to be the strongest Thousands of government in place, but Congress and the The Daily Record. Reach him at of that, here is my own perspec- nation on earth. employees lived without salaries president have set a deadline 910-230-2038 or twoerner@mydai- tive, with some help from some As President Barack Obama while politicians in both parties with another closing pending. lyrecord.com. www.mydailyrecord.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | PAGE 5 ETCETERA

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Hickory Springs. ty Register of Deeds Kim man, Parcel D, Grove Town- ƒ McKee Homes LLC to ƒ Terri Smith Barbour to ƒ Sharon Bethune Dawson ƒ Lisa G. Holbert to Jenni- Hargrove in Lillington. ship. H&H Constructors of Fay- Joseph Christopher (Trustee) to Tobias Way- fer Graham, 4 tracts, Aver- ƒ George Jerome Crumb- ƒ Abel C. Melendrez to etteville LLC, Phase 8, Sec- Smith, 3.542 acres, Buck- lon Beamon, 5 parcels, asboro Township. ley to James W. Stewart Terrance A. Eley, Phase B, tion 1, Lots 55 and 58, An- horn Township. Stewart’s Creek Township. ƒ Angela S. Godwin to III, Barbecue Township, Lot Anderson Creek Township, derson Creek Club. ƒ Joshua Randall Rob- ƒ Sharon Bethune Dawson Jennifer Graham, Averas- 9, Buffaloe Lakes. Lot 242, The Colony at Lex- ƒ Wynn Construction Inc. bins to Thomas Allen (Trustee) to Sharon boro Township, Lots 7-10, ƒ Ryan Williams to Ken- ington. to Megan L. Secor, Phase Houser, 50-foot easement, Bethune Dawson, 4 par- Block C. neth S. Hagie Jr., Phase 2, ƒ H&H Constructors Inc. 8, Section 2A, Lot 91, An- Hector’s Creek Township, cels, Stewart’s Creek Town- ƒ Fernando Emanuel Meza Anderson Creek Township, to Starla R. Holmes, Phase derson Creek Club. Lot 2. ship. to Anna Rook, Section 1, Lot 51, Cooper’s Creek. 6B, Anderson Creek Town- ƒ Wynn Construction Inc. ƒ JEC Real Estate Invest- ƒ Samantha G. Beamon to Black River Township, Lot 3, ƒ Aaron W. Gregory to ship, Lot 214, Highgrove at to Blaise J. Boullianne, ments LLC to Lindesi Sharon Bethune Dawson, Wexford. Dinh Tran, Section 3, An- Anderson Creek. Phase 8, Section 2A, Lot Dees, Lillington Township, 2 parcels, Stewart’s Creek ƒ Khristian A. Kitselman derson Creek Township, Lot ƒ Precision Custom 90, Anderson Creek Club. Lot B. Township. to Bollinger Nature, Sec- 15, Ramblingwood Estates. Homes & Renovations LLC ƒ Frances Barefoot Ray- ƒ Phyllis Kay Pitcher ƒ William Martin Bethune tion 1, Phase 3A, Anderson ƒ Carolyn Talley AIF to to Blaise B. Focht, Phase 1, nor to BWR Services LLC, Edens to Dlak LLC, 7.84 Living Trust Agreement Creek Township, Lot 106, Cleathus Lamont Jones, Johnsonville Township, Lot 1.58 acre, Averasboro acres, Averasboro Township. dated July 11, 2000, to Cooper’s Creek. Averasboro Township, Lot, 10, Summerlin. Township. ƒ Edwards Brothers Inc. Sharon Bethune Dawson, 2 ƒ Lacy W. Harward to Portion 6 and 7, Townsend ƒ Robert W. Byrd to John ƒ Frances Barefoot Ray- to Sudhafen LLC, 13.49 parcels, Stewart’s Creek Larry Craig Taylor, 2 Property. R. McCoy, 23.44 acres, nor to BWR Services acres, Parcel A. Township. tracts, Barbecue Township. ƒ Christopher L. Brown to Stewart’s Creek Township. LLC, .81 of an acre, Aver- ƒ K&J Construction Co. ƒ Roger T. May to Gina ƒ Wanda J. Parker to Eleazar Landaverde Re- ƒ Alice B. Livingston to asboro Township. LLC to Harold W. Black- May Cain, Averasboro Francisco Javier Perez sendiz, Section 1, Lot 14, James Robert Quick, Sec- ƒ Carol B. Brown to Jes- well, Phase 2, Upper Little Township, Lots 159, 174- Charles, Stewart’s Creek Highland Hills. tion 2, Anderson Creek se Martin, Phase 7, Barbe- River Township, Lot 5, Bea- 179, George F. Glover Prop- Township, Lot 19, Casper ƒ Samantha B. Core to Township, Lot 30, Country cue Township, Lot 89, gle Run. erty. Tart. William E. Winstead, 1.77 Squire Estates. Block S, Carolina Lakes. ƒ Jesus Manuel Arroyo to ƒ Herman D. O’Neal to Tif- ƒ Gregory Daniel Hayes to acre, Tract 1, Averasboro ƒ Melissa L. Healy to Tay- ƒ Fannie Mae to Baraka Roger Hancock Jr., Phase fany Renee Allen, 0.15 Heavenly Nails & Spa LLC, Township. lor J. Dieckman, Portion 1, Investments LLC, 3 B, Portion 2 and 2A, Lot acre, Buckhorn Grove Town- Lot, Portion of 5 Block B. ƒ Sherry G. Holder (Trust- Phase B, Johnsonville Town- tracts, Johnsonville Town- 268, The Colony, Lexington ship. ƒ Richard R. Francher to ee) to Adam G. Holder ship, Lot 116, The Colony at ship. Plantation. ƒ Wells Fargo Bank NA Patrick J. Keegan, Phase 4 (Trustee), 3 tracts, Barbe- Lexington. ƒ John E. Bell to Rebecca ƒ McKee Homes LLC to (Trustee) to Deborah H. and 5, Johnsonville Town- cue Township. ƒ Camjac Properties Part- McLean, Phase 4, Lot 57, Megan Anderson, Phase 2, Upchurch, 27.5 acres, Tract ship, Lot 156, Yorkshire ƒ JSJ Builders Inc. to nership to Juanita McMa- Farm at Five Points. Section 1, Lot 158, Oak- 1 and 5.70 acres, Tract 2, Plantation. Omari Geiger, Lot 9, Cam- namay, Duke Township, Lot ƒ Derek E. Hardison to mont. Grove Township. ƒ Christopher Boyd Hayes eron Woods. 205, Erwin Mills Inc. Derek E. Hardison, Lot ƒ Wynn Construction Inc. ƒ Aaron B. Wood to Fleta to Clayton Leon Robinson, ƒ Ralph Leonard Darch to ƒ TMD Residential Prop- 4B, Stonegate Villas. to Michael C. Wilson, G. 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LIENS AND recover $1,436. $2,130. Vibiane Baneza Mejia, 28, departments report a ƒ Herson Arcangel Liz- ƒ Midland Funding LLC ƒ Synchrony Bank vs. of Sanford. number of DWI ofenses. ardo, a 35-year-old male. JUDGMENTS vs. Jeffrey Solomon Sr., Katherine Murphree, ƒ Kasey Benton Burt-An- In North Carolina, .08 is ƒ Gregory Orlando Lo- The following liens and plaintiff to recover plaintiff to recover $886. derson, 28, of Erwin to the legal limit and regis- gan, a 34-year-old male. judgments were filed in $3,168. Sarah Emily McDonald, 26, tration, if provided, of ƒ Danny Glenn Williams, the ofces of Harnett ƒ Clyde L. Patterson vs. DIVORCES of Erwin. those charged — not nec- a 56-year-old male. County Clerk of Court ƒ ƒ Brenda Butler, plaintiff The following divorces were Jennifer Ellen Williams, essarily convicted — list- Antwane Andre Walk- Marsha Johnson for the to recover $1,725. filed in the ofces of Har- 44, of Dunn to Eugene ed. er, a 38-year-old male. week ending Jan 18. They ƒ ƒ ƒ Lendmark Financial nett County Clerk of Court Keith West, 48, of Dunn. Shania Goodhue, a John Ashley West- do not include lawyer’s ƒ Services vs. Torrence Marsha Johnson for the Enrique Mendoza, 29, of 34-year-old female. brook, a 37-year-old male. fees or interest. ƒ ƒ Galloway, plaintiff to re- week ending Jan. 19. Coats to Leticia Rodriguez Antoine Melvine, a James Bradley Tyn- ƒ State of North Caroli- cover $5,000. ƒ Lucas, April A. from An- Martinez, 27, of Fuquay-Va- 38-year-old male. dall, a 27-year-old male. na vs. Jonathan Lee Ro- ƒ ƒ ƒ S@R Enterprises LLC tonio E. rina. Virginia Loar, a Eric Scott Garris, a driguez, plaintiff to recov- vs. Eli Sierra, plaintiff to ƒ Olszyk, Heather L. from 52-year-old female. 27-year-old male. er $5,000. ƒ ƒ recover $943. Craig L. Golly DWI REPORTS Jessica Nicole Parrish, Edward Partin, a ƒ State of North Caroli- ƒ Discover Bank vs. ƒ Lecesse, Joseph from The North Carolina High- a 30-year-old female. 62-year-old male. na vs. Lucio Medina, ƒ ƒ John Smith, plaintiff to Justina way Patrol, the Harnett, James Allen Brewing- Justin Colman, a plaintiff to recover $5,842. recover $2,155. ƒ Reid, Rodney Lamont Johnston and Sampson ton, a 31-year-old male. 30-year-old male. ƒ State of North Caroli- ƒ ƒ ƒ Midland Funding LLC from Mary Alice County Sherif’s Ofces Hubert James Herring Lewis Bell Jr., a na vs. Lorenzo James vs. Edna George, plaintiff ƒ Cagle, Joseph Tony from and several area police Jr., a 50-year-old male. 32-year-old male. McLean, plaintiff to recov- to recover $3,192. Halie Nicole er $810. ƒ Discover Bank vs. ƒ Turnmire, Michael ƒ State of North Caroli- Jackie D. Chooi, plaintiff Wayne Jr., from Brittany na vs. Terry Wayne Har- to recover $7.632. Nicole ris, plaintiff to recover ƒ Synchrony Bank vs. ƒ Matthews, Jason Stuart $1,800. Joseph Hobgood, plaintiff from Amanda ƒ State of North Caroli- to recover $1,384. na vs. Joseph Christo- ƒ Midland Funding LLC MARRIAGES pher Ibarra, plaintiff to vs. Hannah Hepler, plain- recover $1,480. tiff to recover $2,382. The following marriages ƒ State of North Caroli- ƒ Barclays Bank Dela- were recorded for the na vs. Ronnie Shelton ware vs. Brian Roberson, week ending Jan. 18 in the Hardison, plaintiff to re- plaintiff to recover ofce of Harnett County cover $5,872. $4,132. Register of Deeds Kimberly ƒ Lion’s Share Federal ƒ Midland Funding LLC Hargrove. Credit Union vs. Kend- vs. Kimberly McCoy, ƒ Alexander Enrique rick Dawson, plaintiff to plaintiff to recover Cabrera, 25, of Sanford to

CHILD SUPPORT amount past due $23,586. ƒ Brittany K. Blue vs. Lu- ƒ Whitney Guthrie vs. Bri- cas Q. Taylor, total amount The following child support an L. Smith, total amount past due $535. actions were filed for the past due $6,225. ƒ Amanda M. Taylor vs. week ending Jan. 24. ƒ James A. Smith vs. Can- Robert E. Taylor, total ƒ Rosalyn R. Roux vs. dace T. Smith, total amount past due $4,263. Dennis O. Roux Sr., total amount past due $1,458. ƒ Marveeda Spann vs. amount past due $80,897. ƒ Sonya Snead vs. Terry Charles E. Brumfield Jr., ƒ Katlyn E. McLamb vs. Snead, total amount past total amount past due Timothy S. Ruggles Jr., due $552. $3,202. total amount past due ƒ Tiphani S. McDougald ƒ Jasmine N. Mack vs. $605. vs. Phillip D. Staton, total Addison R. Thomas, total ƒ Brian Smith vs. Aman- amount past due $1,910. amount past due $1,385. da L. Saunders, total ƒ Donna White vs. Ster- ƒ Jasmine R. Stewart vs. amount past due $1,000. ling A. Staton, total Addison R. Thomas, total ƒ Erika M. Maye vs. Tim- amount past due $17,375. amount past due $1,435. Did you say YES? othy L. Sellars, total ƒ Elizabeth M. Lyon vs. ƒ Judy L. Case vs. John amount past due $574. Sterling A. Staton, total Thomas, total amount past Are you engaged and planning to get married in the next year? ƒ Paula L. McLean vs. amount past due $31,872. due $2,032. Timothy L. Sellars, total ƒ Melissa A. Stephenson ƒ Latonya D. Harris vs. Ten be sure to submit your photo to our My Hometown Bride amount past due $3,323. vs. Brandon A. Stephen- Rodney O. Thompson, total Magazine. Last year we started new section featuring engaged ƒ Kimberly S. Gardner vs. son, total amount past due amount past due $9,229. couples. We would like to include you in it. All we need is your David T. Seybert, total $4,950. ƒ Shawanda Stevens vs. names, wedding date, hometown and a 5x7 color photo of the amount past due $2,139. ƒ Tammy G. Brown vs. Michael J. Tucker, total happy couple to be. It’s FREE. ƒ Kizzy A. Shaw vs. Ren- Shannon A. Stevens, total amount past due $8,791. ford G. Shaw, total amount past due $8,353, ƒ Renee K. Evans vs. amount past due $1,711. ƒ Nakedah T. Williams vs. Amanda S. Vanvaerenber- We want to include your full color ƒ Stephanie R. Barnhart Jonathan J. Stewart, total gh, total amount past due Engagement Photo in our vs. Daniel L. Shefka, total amount past due $5,692. $3,616. amount past due $26,500. ƒ Candace M. Hicks vs. ƒ Yolanda Walker vs. Ter- “My Hometown Bride” ƒ Cristina L. Phelps vs. Jonathan J. Stewart, total rance R. Walker, total Magazine Daniel L. Shefka, total amount past due $2,182. amount due $5,593. amount past due $80,780. ƒ Natausa N. York vs. Jon- ƒ Misty M. West vs. Ter- for FREE. ƒ Maria S. Castillo vs. athan J. Stewart, total rance R. Walker, total Rodvey E. Sican, total amount past due $1,406. amount past due $18,878. HURRY! amount past due $1,144. ƒ Jillian M. Stewart vs. ƒ Mary K. Weber vs. Deadlines to be included ƒ Mary R. Bradshaw vs. Louie H. Stewart Jr., total Krystie L. Wallace, total is Thursday, March 28, 2019 Steven J. Sills, total amount past due $858. amount past due $1,174. amount past due $9,411. ƒ Shaquil C. McCrae vs. ƒ Helen D. Alford vs. Gary ƒ Samantha R. Simmons Larry J. Stinson II, total M. Washington, total email to: [email protected] vs. Jesse D. Simmons, to- amount past due $7,314. amount past due $9,939. tal amount past due $305. ƒ Barbara J. McNeill vs. ƒ Lauren W. White vs. An- Mail to: The Daily Record Newlyweds ƒ Hasina L. Currie vs. Wil- Larry J. Stinson II, total drew L. White, total liam E. Singleton, total amount past due $5,816. amount past due $923. P.O. Box 1448 amount past due $4,796. ƒ Sherry C. Hites vs. An- ƒ Alcia A. Jones vs. Rick- Dunn, NC 28335 ƒ Susan Starling vs. Mal- dre D. Taylor, total amount ey A. White Jr., total colm J. Skipper, total past due $3,762. amount past due $1,114. www.mydailyrecord.com | Tuesday, January 29, 2019 | The Daily Record, Dunn, N.C. | PAGE 7 OBITUARIES CrimeStoppers Pamelia Kaye Smith Cooke, 67 fundraiser DUNN — Mrs. Pamelia Kaye Smith Cooke, 67, died Saturday evening, Jan. 26, 2019, at Wake Medical Cen- ter in Raleigh. The Dunn CrimeS- You can purchase tick- Pam was born Nov. 3, toppers met earlier this ets at the Dunn Cham- 1951, in Harnett Coun- month to finalize plans ber, Dunn Tourism, ty, daughter of the late for its annual barbecue Triangle South, TRP, Robert Lee Smith Sr. and fundraiser. On Friday, CPAs, or by calling: 910- Mary Margaret Herring DAILY RECORD PHOTO/RICK CURL Feb. 8, at Triangle South 230-3544. Smith. She was also Enterprise Center preceded in death by her An Erwin man led Dunn Police on a brief chase volunteers will sell they The board is also brother, Lonnie Wayne before being captured on foot in front of Carlie C’s will be selling BBQ/ taking applications for Smith. on Ellis Avenue Thursday morning. Shortly after Fried Chicken Combo vacant board member Pam was a 1970 gradu- the chase ended Dunn Police Officer Seth Crumpton plates for $9. Catering is positions. If you are ate of Dunn High School took the suspect, 32-year-old Dustin Lyle provided by Holt Lake interested please send and received her nursing Strickland, into custody. No one was injured as a and each plate comes an email to: Patrick@ degree from Lenoir Coun- with the combo, 2 sides, peakcaliberconsulting. result of the chase. ty Memorial Hospital in hush puppies, cake and com and we will get your Kinston. She retired from Cherry Hospital in Golds- a mint. All are welcome! started on the applica- boro. DUNN POLICE Advance purchase is tion process. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, highly recommended for Jan. 31, 2019, at Skinner & Smith Funeral Home Chapel pickup between 11am- — Patrick Riley with the Rev. Gerald Blake ofciating. Burial will fol- Erwin man arrested 2pm as Crime Stoppers President Dunn Crime low at Memorial Cemetery. sold out early last year. Stoppers Pam is survived by her husband, Larry Ivey Cooke; sons, Larry Scott Cooke and wife Ashley of Greens- after allegedly boro, Bob Cooke and wife Jessica of Ona, W.Va.; grand- children, Madelyn, Carter, Jackson, George and Oliver fleeing cops Cooke; brother, Lee Smith and wife Lucille of Dunn; sister, Karen Godwin and fiancé Mike Calvo of Dunn; Dunn accepting and three fur babies. Short chase ends Street. The car came to The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. in parking lot rest in a ditch along El- Thursday at the funeral home. lis Avenue. At the same applications from By RICK CURL time, Mr. Strickland Jessie M. McKoy, 103 Of The Record Staff made a dash across the store’s parking lot be- nonprofits DUNN — Mrs. Jessie M. McKoy, 103, of 1004 N. McK- An Erwin man was fore he was captured by ay Ave., died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019, at her home. jailed Thursday morn- Ofcer Crumpton near Funeral services will be ing after a brief car and Fairgrounds Road. Deadline to apply Applications may be conducted on Wednesday foot chase along Ellis No injuries were re- is Feb. 28 hand delivered to the at noon at Trinity AME Avenue in Dunn. ported to police, the sus- city manager’s ofce at Zion Church in Dunn According to Dunn pect or the public and The City of Dunn is 401 E. Broad St., Dunn, with the Rev. Dr. Earlene Chief of Police Chuck no other vehicles were currently accepting or mailed to: City of Baggett, pastor, ofciat- West, 32-year-old Dustin damaged other than the applications from non- Dunn City Manager’s Of- ing. Burial will follow in Lyle Strickland was tak- suspects vehicle. profit organizations that fice, P.O. Box 1065, Dunn, Resthaven Cemetery. en into custody after the As a result of the wish to request funding N.C. 28335. She was a retired car he was driving bore chase, Mr. Strickland as part of the city’s Applications must be Harnett County School a fictitious tag. now faces several budget for the 2019-2020 postmarked or deliv- educator and held several Dunn ofcer Seth charges including fiscal year. ered by Feb. 28 by 5 p.m. positions at Trinity AME Crumpton was work- felony counts of fleeing To be eligible for Applications that are not Zion Church including ing in the 1100 block and resisting, delaying funding, applicants must received or postmarked Music Director and or- of North Ellis Avenue or obstructing justice. adhere to the City of by the deadline will ganist. around 10:48 a.m. when He also faces charges Dunn Policy for Funding not be considered for She was preceded in death by her husband, Joshua he observed Mr. Strick- of failure to obey lights Nonprofits, which can be funding. McKoy. land’s vehicle did not and siren, fictitious reg- found at www.dunn-nc. For more information, She is survived by two nieces, Rose Ross and care- have a proper license istration plate, failure org on the main page contact Tammy Williams giver, Alma Matthews. Also cousin, David McNeill; plate. to stop at a stop sign, along with the applica- at 910-230-3500 or twil- nephew, Tim Matthews; and caregiver, Mary McKoy. When Ofce Crump- wrong way direction tion. [email protected]. A viewing will be held at Trinity AME Zion Church ton attempted to pull of travel on a dual lane in Dunn Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m. over the suspect, he highway, exceeding Arrangements by Herring Funeral Care & Crema- allegedly led him on a the posted speed limit, tions. short vehicular chase expired tag/inspection KNOW YOUR that ended on Ellis report and no opera- NEWS Avenue near the Carlie tor’s license. Festus Williams, 89 C’s parking lot. Without He was booked into SOURCE!

GODWIN — Mr. Festus Williams, 89, died Sunday, putting his car in park, the Harnett County Trusted Journalism & Local Reporting For Over 66 Years. Jan. 27, 2019. Mr. Strickland exited Detention Center under In Print & Online | 910-891-1234 Services provided by Daford Funeral Home,Dunn. on foot near Exchange a $10,000 secured bond.Brent AdamsSupport 3x10the facts. Subscribe BW today!2-7-17.inddwww.mydailyrecord.com Bill would require schools to teach about dangers of sexual abuse

By KARI TRAVIS Teaching kids about they have a right to keep Carolina Journal News Service signs of sexual abuse their bodies safe, he said. and grooming methods “Curriculum for the RALEIGH — North are critical in the fight students will be age ap- Carolina is one of 15 against human traffick- propriate,” Rep. Hardis- states that fails to teach ing, Ms. Merryn said. In ter said. “We can look at children in public New York, Erin’s Law is other states to see what schools about person- written to include educa- they’ve done, and we al body safety and the tion about sex traffick- can look at them as an dangers of sexual abuse. ing, but has repeatedly example to see what does A new bill, soon to be failed to pass into law. work, and what doesn’t filed by Rep. Jon Hard- Rep. Hardister, who work.” ister, R-Guilford, would has begun to study Rep. Hardister next change that. human trafficking and plans to meet with The bill, Child Sexual consider laws combat- representatives from the Abuse Prevention, would ing it, said that North Department of Public require public schools to Carolina may consider Instruction and the N.C. “provide a child sexual K-12 curriculum on sex School Boards Associa- abuse prevention educa- trafficking at another tion to discuss the law in tion program commenc- time. more detail. ing in kindergarten.” In- For now, the state He expects to file the struction would include should focus on teaching bill at the end of the role-playing, discussion, kids the basics — that month. activities, and books to teach students about “safe touch,” “unsafe touch,” “safe secrets,” and “unsafe secrets.” Sen. Gladys Robinson, D-Guilford, introduced similar legislation in 2014, but that bill went nowhere. The draft legislation is based on Erin’s Law, a nationwide model created by Erin Merryn, a survivor of childhood Meal Packaging Event abuse. Ms. Merryn, who as a child suffered abuse Coming March 23! from a family member and neighbor, wants to hosted by Divine Street United Methodist Church dispel the misconception that abuse only happens at the hands of strang- ers, she told Carolina Now is the time to plan. Journal. “Oftentimes it’s a Contact us or visit us online for details! babysitter’s husband, or Email: [email protected] a best friend’s dad,” Ms. Phone: 910-305-0491 Merryn said. Ms. Merryn began her Website: www.divinestreet.org legislative campaign Paul Perry, Kelly & West Attorneys, PA, in 2010. In 2013, Illinois Snipes Insurance enacted Erin’s Law. 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Can be seen at of Antonio Garcia, deceased, late of Harnett County, hereby December 21, 2012 and recorded on December 21, 2012 in Book 85 Willow Dr. Coats notifies all persons, firms and corporations having claims against 3068 at Page 405 and rerecorded/modified/corrected on February 910-778-6828 said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 24, 2017 in Book 3482, Page 519, Harnett County Registry, North 10516 Greenpath Rd., Dunn 19th day of April, 2019, or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of Carolina. $60,000 910-892-8182 • 910-892-8207 their recovery. Persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. Default having been made of the note thereby secured by the said Deed of Trust and the undersigned, Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC, having been substituted as Trustee in said Deed of Trust, and Fr ae This the 10th day of January, 2019. the holder of the note evidencing said default having directed that 2015 Wildwood Xlite, 195BH the Deed of Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned Substitute Trust- series, sleeps 6, w/ kitchen, Michael L. Yopp, Administrator of the Estate of Antonio Garcia ee will offer for sale at the courthouse door of the county court- shower. Asking $ 12,000. c/o The Yopp Law Firm house where the property is located, or the usual and customary 910-984-1168. 608 N Ellis Ave location at the county courthouse for conducting the sale on Dunn, North Carolina 28334 February 5, 2019 at 10:00AM, and will sell to the highest bidder 2012 Ford Fusion Telephone No. 910-222-8008 for cash the following described property situated in Harnett County, North Carolina, to wit: MOTORBIKERS/ $6,295 1/15,22,29;2/5/2019 MOTORCYCLES BEING all of Lot 9, in a subdivision known as Sierra Villa, Section Nine, according to a plat of same duly recorded in Plat Cabinet F, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Slide 266B, Harnett County Registry, North Carolina. HARNETT COUNTY eue ute Mtrye Save and except any releases, deeds of release or prior raer Eye catching. arey IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE conveyances of record. a, orange/black/silver, SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION custom paint, tongue mounted BEFORE THE CLERK Said property is commonly known as 984 Sierra Trail, Spring Lake, cooler, chrome rear bumper, 2004 Ford Mustang File # 18-E-527 NC 28390. swivel hitch, custom fenders and extra lights. Over 5K $3,895 A cash deposit (no personal checks) of five percent (5%) of the invested. Will sacrifice for 3K purchase price, or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750.00), OBO. Must see to appreciate. EXECUTRIX NOTICE whichever is greater, will be required at the time of the sale. Call 919-207-9095 Following the expiration of the statutory upset bid period, all the for more information or remaining amounts are immediately due and owing. THIRD PARTY arrange appointment to see. PURCHASERS MUST PAY THE EXCISE TAX AND THE The undersigned having qualified as Executrix of the Estate of RECORDING COSTS FOR THEIR DEED. Leon Sherrill Britt ,deceased late of Harnett County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims Said property to be offered pursuant to this Notice of Sale is being Mut ee Mut e against the decedent to exhibit the same to the below named offered for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS WHERE IS.” 2005 Ford Explorer Executrix on or before the 8th day of April, 2019 or this notice will There are no representations of warranty relating to the title or any 2004 Honda VTX 1300. be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and physical, environmental, health or safety conditions existing in, on, 5,161 miles. Original $4,995 corporations indebted to the estate should make immediate at, or relating to the property being offered for sale. This sale is miles, extra clean, payment. made subject to all prior liens, unpaid taxes, any unpaid land trans- garage kept. $3400. fer taxes, special assessments, easements, rights of way, deeds of This the 8th day of January, 2019 release, and any other encumbrances or exceptions of record. To Call 910-892-7587 the best of the knowledge and belief of the undersigned, the cur- or 919-820-6623 and Betty Britt Armstrong, Executrix rent owner(s) of the property is/are Norman F. Thompson and wife, leave message. 108 Cascade Circle Kimberly R. Thompson. 0% INTEREST Dunn, NC 28334 1/8,15,22,29/2019 An Order for possession of the property may be issued pursuant to No Credit Check G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or Everyone is Approved! parties in possession by the clerk of superior court of the county in TRUCKS which the property is sold. Any person who occupies the property pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or renewed on or after Yard Sales and Garage Sales October 1, 2007, may, after receiving the notice of sale, terminate STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA the rental agreement by providing written notice of termination to 199 Fr ru, 2 12 t, are made easy with a HARNETT COUNTY Yard Sale Kit. the landlord, to be effective on a date stated in the notice that is at tr, autat 1500 least 10 days, but no more than 90 days after the sale date con- a 919520 r re A ut be ae tained in the notice of sale, provided that the mortgagor has not rat IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE cured the default at the time the tenant provides the notice of ter- a ayet SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION mination [NCGS § 45-21.16A(b)(2)]. Upon termination of a rental reee by BEFORE THE CLERK agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental 201 a eret File # 19-E-008 agreement prorated to the effective date of the termination. era ru eeay t 1500 Z71 crew cab LTZ 4WD. ru If the trustee is unable to convey title to this property for any 5.3L v8 5.8ft bed with retrax reason, the sole remedy of the purchaser is the return of the brand bed cover. 70,000 Miles, The Daily Record ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE deposit. Reasons of such inability to convey include, but are not ery ea a e r bt uray limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to the confirma- atae KBB value at tion of the sale and reinstatement of the loan without the know- 32,000, Asking 29,900, neg. for a Fray aer ledge of the trustee. If the validity of the sale is challenged by any eru ure tat Place your ad and pick up your The undersigned having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of party, the trustee, in their sole discretion, if they believe the 910500 kit. call 910-891-1300. Wayne Edward Stone, deceased late of Harnett County, North challenge to have merit, may request the court to declare the sale Carolina, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations having to be void and return the deposit. The purchaser will have no claims against the decedent to Administrator on or before the 8th further remedy. day of April, 2019 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their The Daily Record Hours recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted to the Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC estate should make immediate payment. Substitute Trustee Brock & Scott, PLLC Monday - Thursday This the 8th day of January, 2019 Attorneys for Trustee Services of Carolina, LLC 5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Waymond Jackson Stone, Administrator Wilmington, NC 28403 471 Adams Rd. PHONE: (910) 392-4988 Lillington, NC 27546 FAX: (910) 392-8587 1/8,15,22,29/2019 File No.: 17-13875-FC01 Friday 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 1/22,29/2019

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Triton Campbell’s Matthew wrestling Barefoot was named coach David the Big South Weathersby, preseason player of center, the year. Barefoot is stands with a Midway High Tyre School graduate and Cameron, led the Raiders to a left, and state championship Michael as a junior in 2014. Carvin, right, Last season he at the Tri- earned MVP honors County at the Big South Conference tournament. championship meet. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/BENNETT SCARBOROUGH Cameron (220) and Carvin (285) finished first Camels ranked place in their division. No. 1 in Big South CONTRIBUTED PHOTO preseason poll Triton tops Central, finishes third Barefoot named others. Barefoot was also honored as the Cape Cod preseason POY MVP, as he finished the in Tri-County Championships From Campbell league leader in hits (53) University Athletics and on-base percentage By JACOB HANCOCK bright. We’ve just got to via forfeit for the Hawks. Triton finished third in (.474). Of The Record Staff get ready for conference Cameron, the lone senior the Tri-County Confer- Campbell received six and regionals, which we for Triton, took his forfeit ence championship meet Defending Big South first-place votes, collect- Triton closed out its should have at least four last as a brief honor. at Western Harnett this regular season and ing 86 total points, to regular season Wednes- in the states, so that’s “Tyre has been a help weekend. Cameron (220) tournament champion garner the top spot for the day with a 42-35 win at what we’ll focus on right to me all season because and Carvin (285) both Campbell was picked as first time since 1986. High home over Tri-County now.” he’s been here, done that,” claimed the conference the preseason favorite to Point was voted to finish Conference rival Harnett Due to several forfeits Weathersby said. “We’re crown in their respective win the 2019 baseball title. second, collecting 85 Central. between both teams, only going to miss him. He’s divisions. The reigning league bat- points with two first-place “It was a little closer five matches actually took left a great legacy here.” Matthew Shorb (113) ting champion Matthew votes. Winthrop and Rad- than I would have liked it place. Tommy Cornelius (126) finished second. Nicholas Barefoot was named the ford came in a tie for third to be,” said Triton coach Nick Williams (145) and and Joseph Roberts (195) Williams (145), Romello preseason player of the place, each receiving 80 David Weathersby. “But Antoine Mosley (152) won picked up pins for Central. Cowan (170) and Antoine year, as voted on by the points with one first-place those that got to wrestle their matches via pin, and Jorge Cruz (120) won via Mosley (152) each finished conference head coaches. vote apiece. wrestled well. We’re still Michael Carvin (285), Mat- technical fall, and Ty- third. Malachi Nettles Barefoot is the third “Being picked as the young. We’ve got a lot of thew Shorb (113), Ro’mello rone Montgomery (132), (160) finished fourth. As a Camel to receive a pre- preseason favorite is a sophomores and fresh- Cowan (170), Diontae Casey Baria (138) and team triton finishes up the season distinction from nice compliment to where men, and we only have Smith (182) and Tyre Zach Lynch (160) won via year 12-12. Regionals will the Big South, joining others see our program one senior. The future’s Cameron (220) took wins forfeit. be Feb. 8-9 at Cleveland. Michael Felton who heading,” Haire said. was named preseason “Last season, we were co-player of the year prior picked fifth, and won it, so to the 2013 season and in all reality we still have STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Ryan Thompson who was to go out and play the named the 2014 preseason games, fight injuries, and pitcher of the year. compete every day.” “Preseason player of Campbell had eight Central’s McMiller is more the year is a solid recogni- all-conference honorees tion for Matt,” head coach a year ago, the most since Justin Haire said. “In my 2013, and racked up 21 opinion, he was the best wins, a program-record than a shot blocker player in our conference in conference play. In ad- last year, so for others in dition, the Camels return By JACOB HANCOCK her work ethic will continue the Big South to vote on five starters from last Of The Record Staff to increase. I think she’s this, it shows the level of season’s championship starting to realize the class respect they have for the squad that made CU’s Syniah McMiller stands of player that she is and type of player he is.” third appearance in the out in a crowd. At 6-foot-1, what she really can be.” A Dunn native and Mid- NCAA Tournament after the Harnett Central soph- Central is currently 11-4 way High School gradu- sweeping the Big South omore is both literally and on the season and 4-0 in ate, Barefoot claimed the regular season and tour- figuartively head and shoul- Tri-County Conference play, Big South batting crown nament titles for the first ders above the competition. with a trip to Union Pines last season with a .364 av- time in program history. And she’s only going to get today to determine who will erage, while also leading The Camels, led by 2018 better. take hold of first place in the conference in hits (79), Big South Coach of the McMiller is currently av- the conference standings. doubles (18), steals (33) Year Justin Haire, return eraging 7.6 blocks per game, McMiller’s top goal for this and on-base percentage 15 letter winners from last good enough for second season: beat Union Pines (.484). He also ranked season’s championship in the country, according and win the conference. sixth in the nation with 23 squad, including All-Big to MaxPreps. She put her “That’s really all we’re hit-by-pitches. South performers Bare- talent on full display Friday focused on right now,” Barefoot dominated foot, Michael Horrell and night against Triton when McMiller said. “We’re postseason play, hitting Tyson Messer. CU also she tallied 11 blocks, tied not looking ahead at state .517 across the Big South welcomes 25 newcomers for her season-high. She playofs. If we do what we’re tournament and the to the fold. didn’t even have to leave the supposed to do and take NCAA Athens regional. “Often times, these ground for most of them. care of conference, the rest His performance in the polls are based on what “It’s not even really will fall into place.” Big South tournament the team did last year, something I try to focus on,” Cabe commended Mc- earned him MVP hon- but this is a very diferent McMiller said. “It just kind Miller for her competitive ors; he batted .526 across club,” Haire said. “We of comes naturally. The edge on the court, but also five games, slashing have to replace three of coaches tell me not to focus praised her for her charac- five doubles while also four starting pitchers, the on it, to try and play better ter of the court. scoring seven runs. In the first two guys out of our defense with my feet and “Syniah is completely DAILY RECORD PHOTO/JACOB HANCOCK regional opener at No. 8 bullpen, and some guys my positioning. That’s what opposite of what you see Georgia, he batted 3-for-5 in our lineup that were I’ve been working on.” on the floor,” Cabe said. Syniah McMiller is this week’s Student Athlete of the with three RBI and a two- really dangerous. I’m She isn’t just a one-trick “You see her intensity and Week. McMiller averages 9.6 points per game and run home run. confident in the young pony though. She ranks her drive on the floor, and leads Harnett Central in rebounds (10.1) and blocks A 2018 first team men that we have in our in the top 50 in the state in you think, ‘Man, I bet her (7.6, second in the nation per MaxPreps). All-Big South selection, clubhouse, but we have a rebounding with 10.1 boards personality is intense.’ But Barefoot was also named lot to prove between now per game. And she’s second Syniah is sweet. We call have to depend more on and Economics to the ABCA/Rawlings and the end of May.” on the team with 9.5 points her Ferdinand, like in ‘The your teammates. I really All-Atlantic Region Opening Day for the per game. McMiller’s still Blind Side,’ because she like both, and I feel like FAVORITE TEACHER: Ms. second team last season. 2019 season is set for Feb. searching for consistency wouldn’t hurt a fly. She’s a I can see how both show Carrie Johnson In September 2018, he was 15 in Conway, S.C. The on the ofensive end, but great girl and she’s always up in my life. I like to named the No. 128 profes- Camels will open the her ceiling is high. Her there to help anybody, and hang out with all kinds of FAVORITE MUSIC ARTIST: sional baseball prospect Brittain Resorts Baseball best ofensive game of the her personality is very diferent people, people Dan + Shay/Billie Eilish D1Baseball’s Top 150 at the Beach tournament season came earlier this diferent from what you who are more individ- Prospects list. against Maryland at 11 month at Smithfield-Selma, may assume from her outer ual and people who are FAVORITE SONG: “Belly- “Matt is a young man a.m. before taking on when she posted 22 points, appearance.” group-minded.” ache” by Billie Eilish who does three things VCU (Feb. 16), and former along with 11 rebounds and In addition to basketball, Below is a list of some really well for us: he has Big South foe Coastal nine blocks. She’s recorded McMiller is also a star on of Syniah’s favorite FAVORITE SPORT: Basket- a good attention to detail, Carolina (Feb. 17). two triple-doubles and four the volleyball court. She things, as well as her ball/Volleyball he has a tremendous All 53 games on Camp- double-doubles this season. led Central this season ideal dinner guest list and work ethic, and he loves bell’s 2019 slate will be Central head coach Chelsey with 156 kills and 75 blocks. whom she’d want with FAVORITE ATHLETE: Megan his teammates. That is played within a three- Cabe expect those totals to Asked which sport she pre- her to survive a zombie Hodge what makes him a very state radius – North only rise as the season goes ferred, she couldn’t decide. apocalypse. good leader, as well as Carolina, South Carolina on. She’s been playing both FAVORITE SPORTS BRAND: a special person and and Virginia, including “I feel like each year, since she was young, and FAVORITE COLOR: Black Nike/Adidas player.” 25 games at Jim Perry Syniah matures more and she currently plays travel Over the summer, Bare- Stadium. The schedule more and you see improve- ball for both. FAVORITE FOOD: Pasta. “My IDEAL DINNER GUEST LIST: foot played in the Cape also features nine games ment,” Cabe said. “There’s “They’re two diferent dad’s baked ziti is really Gordon Hayward and Billie Cod Baseball League against 2018 NCAA no doubt that she has the kinds of fun,” McMiller good.” Eilish. for the Hyannis Harbor Tournament teams – size and the ability to be a said. “In basketball, even Hawks and was crowned Coastal Carolina, ECU, top player, not only in our though it’s a team sport, FAVORITE RESTAURANT: IDEAL GROUP TO SURVIVE the league’s batting N.C. State, Duke, North division but the state of everyone’s more individu- Rock and Roll Sushi in A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE: champion with a clip of Carolina and UNCW. North Carolina ... . She’s al, you’re going up against Durham My dad, Isaiah Cornelius, .379, besting players from The Camels open their a great player, and as the the same person the entire Matthew Hassinger, Jaden South Carolina, Virgin- home slate on Feb. 20 maturity comes, I think that game. In volleyball you FAVORITE SUBJECT: Civics Bryant, Mickayla Oates ia, Vanderbilt, among against ECU.