Stevens Chapel Baptist Church will host Better Together Sunday on March 5 from 8-8:45 a.m. This is a special Sunday where they are inviting all of those in their online community, near and far, to join them for a special time of worship together in-person. Children's worship will also coincide with the 10 a.m. worship […]
Join Benson Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church Sunday, March 5 at 9:45 a.m. for Survivor Sunday honoring cancer survivors and their families. They will have a soup and sandwich lunch afterward for donations. Those attending are asked to wear something purple to show support. For more information, call 919-894-7244.
The Junior Women’s League of Smithfield’s 2022-2023 Provisional Class has a goal to collect 3,000 jars of peanut butter for over 600 local students at 22 Johnston County Public Schools in the local Backpack Buddies Program, which provides children from low-income households with nutritious, kid-friendly groceries for the weekend when free school breakfasts and lunches are not […]
The North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service invites pesticide applicators to attend Paraquat training on Wednesday, March 8 at 11 a.m at the Johnston County Agricultural Center. Pre-registration is not required. Please call 919-989-5380 for more information.
The Clayton Center for Active Aging will host its Senior Craft Club Thursday, March 9 from 10-11 a.m. Join the Clayton Center for Active Aging and craft a new project each month. Crafting is a great way to improve sensory and hand/eye coordination. Participants will work together on a craft, while learning new skills and discussing helpful […]
Second Thursday of every month.Join local veterans at our monthly meeting of the American Legion Post 71. Come and meet other veterans and learn about veteran benefits, events, and how we support veterans in the local community. Visit our website at https://nclegionpost71.org/.
North Carolina has more than 1,000 plants that are not native to our state. While many cause little or no harm to our natural communities and our lifestyles, there are some that do direct and indirect damage and require active control and management. Participants will learn how to identify and manage invasive species using integrated pest management. […]
How do we get the robotics tournament added to your online calendar? Details: JoCo District FIRST Robotics CompetitionWhere: Clayton High SchoolFree and open to the public Thirty-three teams from across North Carolina will compete in this high school FIRST Robotics Competition Tournament. Four teams competing are from Johnston County. More information can be found: https://www.firstnorthcarolina.org/
Dailey & Vincent will perform at the Clayton Center Saturday, March 11 at 8 p.m. Grammy, DOVE and IBMA award winners Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent (and their world-class band) offer a unique and modernized spin on American music — “the best of country, bluegrass and gospel this side of heaven” (USA Today). Performing the very best […]
A performance of Fairytales on Ice featuring Beauty and the Beast will be held Sunday, March 12 at 1 p.m. at the Clayton Center. Direct from its sellout tour in Australia, the ice-skating spectacular "Fairytales on Ice" is touring the U.S. this year. Delight in the spectacular as award-winning skaters bring your favorite fairytale characters to […]
Clayton, NC. –A new book, Women Standing Strong Together Volume II, published this past weekend (Amazon), and Barnes and Noble feature two best friends since they were seven years old. Lauren Raguzin (Clayton resident.) and Nicole Walker (N.J. resident) as two of 14 co-authors. The two lifelong friends will host a book signing, with all book sales benefitting NAMI of Johnston County. And after losing a close friend […]
Hocutt-Ellington Memorial Library will host its Adult Coloring Club Monday, March 13 from 3-4:40 p.m. Join their group of local creatives and work on different coloring projects each month. Learn different techniques to color. Join them as they create in a fun, safe place to learn and grow with a welcoming community. Research has shown […]
