Golf carts not legal on town streets - yet

Land purchase for airport expansion still up in the air

Renovation of train depot snags off track

Wastewater treatment plant running well

Duplin man gets 11-14 for rape, other crimes

School system honors retirees

Amie Bostic back from semester abroad

Mount Olive 2008 All-Stars

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Stewart recognized as student leader

03 July 2008–Taylor Stewart, a rising 7th grader at Clayton Middle School, will be attending the 2008 Junior National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., this summer. Students are nominated by their home schools for attendance. The purpose of the JrNYLC is to honor and inspire the most exceptional middle school students in the nation, distinguished by their academic excellence, leadership potential and maturity, and to reinforce the virtues of leadership, citizenship and democracy using Washington, D.C. as their classroom. The Conference includes lectures from leaders in business and politics, visits to national monuments and museums in the Capital and the opportunity to meet and study with other student leaders from across the nation. Miss Stewart is the daughter of Mick and Betty Stewart of Clayton and the granddaughter of the late Speck and Mary Outlaw of Summerlin’s Crossroads.

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