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The waiting area of an emergency room might seem like a strange setting for an art exhibit. But recently, about a half-dozen visitors surrounded artist Mary Brown as she painted a canvas at Johnston Medical Center in Clayton.
- - Wake Tech welcomes new trustees
- - Training center offers new chances
- - Probe begins in case of missing money
- - Learning is on the lunch menu
- - Wake Tech to lead green initiative
- - 3 jailed, 1 sought in Johnston robberies
- - Hospital day-care center will stay open
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- - Hospital will run credit checks on ER patients
- - Waiting area displays art's healing powers
- - Mother guilty of murder
- - New trail cheaper than expected
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Although she has a master's degree already, Virginia Curtis is back in school.
At Johnston County's two new high schools, students have lunch breaks with a twist.
A Wake County prosecutor will soon begin sifting through evidence collected in a case in which more than $300,000 is missing from the independent Garner Fire Department.
This photo was taken somewhere in or around Clayton. If you think you know what it depicts, e-mail your answer to scott.bolejack@nando.com by 5 p.m. Sunday.
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The Wake Technical Community College Board of Trustees recently welcomed two new members.
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Flapjack fundraiser
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The Sept. 10 game will be played on the Comets' home field because of on-going renovations at Wake Forest-Rolesville High School.
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New restaurant in Garner
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Wake Technical Community College has been selected to lead a statewide overhaul of community college programs that aim to improve training in emerging green technologies.
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Say what they will, but Clayton leaders are close to banning all but a few roadside vendors. True, a proposed rule would allow shoe sales in front of shoe stores and furniture sales in front of furniture stores.
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Mr. Steven Reid Singletary, 48, passed away Sunday, July 4, 2010.
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- Survey: Employers still shifting insurance costs to workers
- AFL-CIO president: We need a second stimulus program
- Breitbart touts his 'war with mainstream media' during Texas tea party speech
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Chamber ChatsThe September/October 2010 newsletter edition of the Clayton Area Chamber News. Learn about upcoming events and current issues in Clayton, N.C. |
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