Claire Fox

Clinton City Board of Education member Carol Worley resigned her position Wednesday night following a two-and-a-half-hour closed-door meeting where

First Methodist Church and Backpack Buddies presented $1,000 to Clinton City Schools to purchase food for students during the 2026-27 school year at the Aug. 19 Board of Education meeting.

The rainy weather couldn't stop Salemburg from celebrating the grand opening of Love McDaniel Park on Saturday.

Alicia Leach has been an educator for 22 years, but this year marks her first as a principal and her first working at the elementary level.

Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register (HARR) is the UK's only publicly available national register which is updated and published each year. It's

Local farmer Sharon Funderburk will read some samples from her seasonal four volume collection “Notes from the Farm” Sunday Sept. 27 at the Victor R. Small House.

Sampson Middle School Career and Technical Education teacher Katrina Boykin is committed to introducing her students to the many paths available after high school, all while providing resources to her fellow teachers as well — in August a farmer's market.

While the recently released 2025-26 accountability report from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction offered mixed results for Clinton City Schools' six instructional facilities, the district showed upward strides in its graduation rate.

— September is National Suicide Awareness Month and resources can be harder to find in a rural community like Sampson, but both Dr.

— The back-to-school season was one for celebration for Lakewood High School teachers who had their classroom wishlists funded by the new