Johnston clinic offering flu vaccine

Talecris picks Clayton

The Triangle's largest biotechnology company probably will get tax help to create hundreds of jobs.
Modified: 11/12/09 08:21:24 AM

Archer Lodge community will become a town

This rural community in northern Johnston County will finally be a town.
Modified: 11/09/09 05:36:56 AM

Driver killed in single-car wreck

A man died after his car ran off the road in Selma just before noon Sunday, police said.
Modified: 11/08/09 11:12:10 PM

Candidates put forth unusual ideas

With no single issue dominating the election debate, candidates for Town Council in the Johnston County seat are pushing unique ideas to stand out from their opponents, ranging from a remote park-and-ride for county employees to a revamped city-sponsored deer hunt.
Modified: 10/28/09 11:03:04 PM

Johnston postpones flu-shot clinic

A walk-in flu vaccination clinic scheduled for Oct. 27, from 2 to 7 p.m., has been canceled by the Johnston County Public Health Department.
Modified: 10/23/09 07:34:22 AM

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Correction

The number of years Clayton Town Councilman Bob Ahlert has served on the board was incorrectly reported in the Triangle & Co. section Wednesday. Ahlert has served three four-year terms on the council.
Modified: 10/22/09 05:06:37 AM

Candidates know what they don't want

When it comes to growth, most candidates for the Clayton Town Council agree about one thing: They don't want their town to look like the Cleveland community at the intersection of Interstate 40 and N.C. 42, with its dense array of shopping plazas and choking traffic jams.
Modified: 10/22/09 02:04:46 PM

Pickup hits teens near high school

Clayton's police chief said inattention was a contributing factor in a traffic collision Monday morning in which two 16-year-old boys were struck by a pickup truck near Clayton High School.
Modified: 10/19/09 09:57:12 PM

Gleaners feed the hungry

Becky Aduddell plunged her hands into a sandy row of soil and felt around with her fingers for a moment before yanking up a bundle of roots loaded with sweet potatoes.
Modified: 10/17/09 09:08:57 PM

Johnston draws line for schools

The final attendance plan for Corinth-Holders High and Cleveland High schools, set to open next August, will be slightly different from that aired at public forums earlier this month.
Modified: 10/13/09 09:13:32 PM

Wake-Johnston I-40 widening is workshop today

DOT planners are hosting an informational workshop today, Tuesday Oct. 13, on plans to widen Interstate 40 from the Raleigh Beltline (Exit 301) east to N.C. 42 (Exit 312).

Virginia teen dies in I-95 wreck

A 17-year-old Woodbridge, Va., girl died early Tuesday in a car crash on Interstate 95 near the Brogden Road exit in Smithfield.
Modified: 10/06/09 11:09:25 PM

Iowa officer to be Smithfield chief

Town officials announced Tuesday that Michael Leslie Scott, assistant police chief in Muscatine, Iowa, will be Smithfield's new police chief.
Modified: 10/06/09 11:29:25 PM

Hospital opens options in Clayton

When Betty Worley became so dizzy Thursday that she needed a hospital, she didn't have to travel far.
Modified: 10/05/09 09:19:52 PM

Johnston project wins support

Johnston County's Board of Commissioners rezoned 283 acres for a proposed development of residential, professional and commercial space.
Modified: 10/06/09 06:11:49 AM

Hospital wants a new leader

In parting with chief executive Kevin Rogols, Johnston Health leaders say they want a fresh perspective as the hospital rides out the economic storm.
Modified: 10/04/09 11:24:49 PM

Clayton Bypass up for national award

As engineers at the state Department of Transportation try to repair the broken technology on the U.S. 70 Clayton Bypass, the DOT is also hoping to engineer a victory for the road in an online vote for the nation's most innovative transportation project.
Modified: 10/05/09 05:31:28 AM