Podcasts about Johnston County

Opening statements began in the trial of Dorian Thomas, a Johnston County man, charged with killing his child's aunt, Emily Steinhoff. Steinhoff was shot while accompanying her sister on a custody exchange at Thomas' home in March of last year. WRAL's Chelsea Donovan walks through what played out in the courtroom.

Opening statements began in the trial of Dorian Thomas, a Johnston County man, charged with killing his child's aunt, Emily Steinhoff. Steinhoff was shot while accompanying her sister on a custody exchange at Thomas' home in March of last year. WRAL's Chelsea Donovan walks through what played out in the courtroom.

Opening statements began in the trial of Dorian Thomas, a Johnston County man, charged with killing his child's aunt, Emily Steinhoff. Steinhoff was shot while accompanying her sister on a custody exchange at Thomas' home in March of last year. WRAL's Chelsea Donovan walks through what played out in the courtroom.

In the last week, president Trump's latest trade policies have provided a whole lot of whiplash for Americans, their wallets, and the global economy. Part of Trump's tariff plan includes maintaining and increasing his tariffs on China, one of the U.S.'s largest trading partners. China spends billions on American agricultural products every year, meaning American farmers are likely to get caught in the middle of Trump's trade war, again. MSNBC's Alex Wagner travels to Johnston County in North Carolina to hear from farmers who are standing by Trump, even as he stands down his own policies. Then, a conversation with The Atlantic's Annie Lowrey on what this all means for our global economy.And please vote for your favorite MSNBC podcasts in this year's Webby Awards! (Voting closes April 17th)Prosecuting Donald Trump in the Podcasts - Crime & Justice category: VOTE HEREWhy Is This Happening? With Chris Hayes in the Podcasts - Interview/Talk Show category: VOTE HEREInto America: Uncounted Millions in the Podcasts - News & Politics category: VOTE HERE

  Two of the most hotly debated topics in law and policy — racial justice and the death penalty — have been on trial in a high-profile criminal case in Johnston County over the last year. In the case, a man named Hasson Bacote challenged the death sentence he received in a murder trial based […]

Before travel ball and summer AAU competition, Ronda Mueller Johnson grew up in Eastern North Carolina developing her athletic skills the old-fashioned way, playing with and against her seven siblings and neighborhood friends.   The daughter of a Marine Corps veteran and mother who had played on the best AAU women's basketball teams in the country, Ronda grew to love basketball and softball.   She attended the Campbell Basketball School, fell in love with Buies Creek, and has never lost touch with the University.   Ronda enrolled at Campbell 1978 and was named outstanding female athlete three times before graduating in 1982.  She then accepted a position as assistant basketball and head softball coach at her alma mater.   The first female inducted into Campbell's Athletics Hall of Fame, Ronda taught and coached for three decades in Johnston County schools before returning to Campbell as an adjunct instructor in the exercise science program.   In the next installment of Tales from the Creek, two-sport star Ronda Mueller Johnson talks with Stan Cole about growing up in Coastal North Carolina as one of eight siblings, her path to Campbell, softball, hoops, her family and more.

There was a time before 2010 in which conservative Democrats ran NC politics, including the General Assembly and much of its leadership team.  And behind the campaign curtain of the 'Crone Caucus' was campaign consultant Brad Crone.  The Johnston County native talks about his career in politics, the partisan realignment in NC, and an assessment of where Democrats are today in the aftermath of the 2024 election.    Skye and Brian also break down the House veto session, constitutional amendments, the NC State Board of Election hearing, Dan Bishop's nomination, #TOTW, and more.   The Do Politics Better podcast is sponsored by New Frame, the NC Travel Industry Association, the NC Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association, the NC Pork Council, and the NC Healthcare Association.

Former Congressman Bob Etheridge stepped on the Campbell College campus in the fall of 1961 to play basketball and pursue his degree in business administration.  He joined the Fighting Camels when they were just starting competition as a four-year institution.    While Campbell has grown exponentially over the last six-plus decades, Bob Etheridge's travels have taken him all over the state and to Washington, D.C., where he served 14 years in the U.S. House of Representatives.   A native of Johnston County, Congressman Etheridge and his wife, Faye, have for the last 50 years made their home in Harnett County, where he has been a businessman, part-time farmer, and full-time public servant.   In the next installment of Tales from the Creek, Campbell Hall of Fame member Bob Etheridge talks with Stan Cole about growing up on the farm, his path to Campbell, then on to a career in business and public service.

In this episode, Rick chats with Todd Johnson of the Johnston County Museum about the secret history of moonshining in Johnston County and what you can discover for yourself at the County Museum. This is a collaboration between The Scene Vault Podcast and North Carolina's Department of Cultural and Natural Resources made to spotlight the history of moonshine, motorsports, and the state of North Carolina. You can also listen to every episode of the Moonshine and Motorsports Racing Podcast on all your favorite podcast apps. Find more here: https://dailydownforce.com/moonshine-motorsports/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep 549 features Jonathan, TC CTO, with Johnston County, NC.  Sponsored by INdigital - Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Web Episode topics – The emotional toll of a significant 911 call that changed Jonathan's perspective The importance of supportive family and coworkers in dispatch work Navigating the transition between different dispatch roles The intensity and unpredictability of dispatch work The journey of personal growth and leaving a positive legacy in the field If you have any comments or questions or would like to be a guest on the show, please email me at wttpodcast@gmail.com.

Continuing our series of podcasts LIVE from the #AmericanSouth Site Selection Summit, our friend and podcast sponsor, Ray Methvin of Insyteful, interviews Chris Johnson from Johnston County, NC Economic Development, and Jay Garner of Garner Economics.

Ep 542 features 911 dispatch stories from around North Carolina. The North Carolina 911 board and Within the Trenches podcast partnered on classes and podcast episodes to highlight the amazing work of 911 professionals throughout the state in celebration of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. This is the last installment in this series out of Johnston County 911. Sponsored by INdigital - Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Web Episode topics – Answering 911 Calls: The Emotional Rollercoaster of a Dispatcher's Job The Power of Self-Care: Personal Story and Professional Insight The Importance of Recognition for 911 Professionals: Celebrating their Essential Role and more As always, if you have any comments or questions, or you would like to be a guest on the show, please email me at wttpodcast@gmail.com.

Ep 541 features 911 dispatch stories from around North Carolina. The North Carolina 911 board and Within the Trenches podcast partnered on classes and podcast episodes to highlight the amazing work of 911 professionals throughout the state in celebration of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. This is a continuation of this series out of Johnston County 911. Sponsored by INdigital - Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Web Episode topics – Technology Boosts Safety: Tracking Callers for Better Help The Importance of Compassion in Customer Service: How Being Human Can Lead to Success The Importance of Leadership and Support in Building a Successful Community and more As always, if you have any comments or questions, or you would like to be a guest on the show, please email me at wttpodcast@gmail.com.

Join hosts Brad and Steve in an insightful conversation with Rachel Gardiner, a high school teacher turned First Priority Director in Johnston County. Together, they dive into Rachel's story, her passion for empowering students, and her vision for spreading the message of hope across campuses. Highlights:  Rachel's Transition: Rachel's journey from being a high school teacher to assuming the role of Executive Director of First Priority in Johnston County. Passion for Gospel: Rachel's innate passion for spreading the gospel, evident in her words and actions throughout her teaching career and current leadership role. Navigating Challenges: Insights into the challenges Rachel faced in bridging the gap between education and ministry, and how she overcame them to empower students effectively. Empowering Student Leaders: Rachel's commitment to empowering student leaders, instilling in them the confidence and tools needed to share the message of Christ on their campuses. Understanding Spiritual Climate: Rachel's perspective on the importance of understanding the spiritual climate of schools, and how it informs effective outreach strategies. Personal Growth: Reflections on Rachel's personal growth and development as she transitioned into her role at First Priority, navigating obstacles and seizing opportunities along the way. Vision for Expansion: Rachel's vision for expanding First Priority's reach, both within Johnston County and beyond, driven by a desire to see more students impacted by the hope of Christ.

In the fall of 1975 Wanda Watkins enrolled at Campbell College. Little did she know at that moment that her collegiate and professional career would last nearly five decades – all of which would be spent in Buies Creek. Campbell's first-ever female athletic scholarship recipient, Wanda distinguished herself on the basketball court and softball field – so much so that upon graduation in 1979, she was hired as an assistant coach. Just two years later, Wanda was hired as HEAD basketball coach – a job she held for 35 years in a Hall of Fame career. After retiring from coaching in 2016, she moved into the administrative side of the athletics department, where she has served as Senior Associate AD, Senior Woman Administrator, and interim AD. Coach Watkins will retire in May after 49 seasons of service to the University as a student-athlete, coach and administrator. Her face certainly would appear on the Mount Rushmore of Fighting Camel Athletics. In the next installment of Tales from the Creek, Wanda talks with Stan Cole about growing up in Johnston County, her arrival at Campbell and her journey in college athletics.

Getting a custom-made portable building is easier than ever with Hinton Buildings. Call them at (919) 525-2506 or visit https://www.hintonbuildings.com/ to learn more about their metal and wooden building design services in Johnston County! Hinton Buildings City: Princeton Address: 9672 US Highway 70 East Website: http://www.hintonbuildings.com Phone: +19195252506 Email: sales@hintonbuildings.com

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This week in Johnston County, the death penalty – a punishment our state has not inflicted in close to two decades – will, effectively, go on trial, when one of more than a hundred pending challenges to the racially discriminatory way North Carolina long sentenced people to death is heard in the case of a […] The post Noel Nickle of the NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty on the Racial Justice Act appeared first on NC Newsline.

In Episode 5 of the Bravo Lima Podcast, join us in introducing Joshua, the recipient of the 2023 Fly Right Scholarship, and listen in as we look back into a year punctuated by noteworthy accomplishments!    What happened in 2023:

On August 10th, 2009, the North Carolina legislature passed the Racial Justice Act, or RJA. A first of its kind law that allows people on death row to challenge their sentences if they could show race played a factor at the time of their trial. This historic legislation allowed us at the ACLU to successfully bring claims on behalf of four people back in 2012, getting their sentences changed to life without parole. This momentum was short lived, because a year later, the North Carolina Supreme Court repealed the RJA. Then, in 2020, the court ruled that those who had already filed their cases under the RJA were entitled to move forward despite the repeal. The same year the RJA was passed, Hasson Bacote was sentenced to death in a Johnston County courtroom. As a Black man in a deeply segregated county with a history of racial terror, Bacote's fate was all but sealed, well before the jury issued his death sentence. Now, more than a decade after the law was passed, he will be the first to challenge his death penalty sentence under the RJA since 2020. Beginning February 26th, Bacote's team will argue that race not only played an impermissible role in this case but in all capital cases in Johnston County and across the state of North Carolina. The success of this case could determine our future ability to reverse more sentences and end the death penalty in the state. Joining us today to discuss Hasson Bacote's landmark hearing and our ongoing work to fight against the death penalty is Henderson Hill, Senior Counsel for the ACLU's Capital Punishment Project.

In celebration of Valentine's Day and Black History Month, we're bringing back a special ENCORE episode: meet Dawn and Martin Blagrove — Together for 30 Years — as we celebrate Black Love on Built By Us. Tune in for a love story, laughs, and advice for Black couples everywhere. Tune in for Black Love.Dawn Blagrove is the Executive Director of Emancipate NC.Martin Blagrove is a Nurse Anesthetist in Johnston County.Support the show

I absolutely love it when we uncover almost uniquely geological marvels that exist under our feet, and in our backyard. Johnston County, and East, North Carolina, are home to thousands of lakes. You've never seen them, you say? You would know if we had thousands of lakes? Well, let's take a trip. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jocoyo/message

In the latest episode, for the week of Oct. 23, 2023, News & Observer Capitol bureau chief and host Dawn Vaughan sat down with state Sen. Benton Sawrey, a Johnston County Republican. Sawrey talks about his beginnings in politics, being a freshman in the supermajority party. He also talks about his first, unsuccessful run for state Senate, how he won in 2022 and why he's not impacted by redistricting this year. Looking ahead to the 2024 elections, Sawrey also talks about who he sees getting Republican votes in the gubernatorial and presidential primaries. Host: Dawn Vaughan Guest: Sen. Benton Sawrey Executive Producer: Laura Brache Video edited by: Kevin Keister For more North Carolina government and politics news, subscribe to the Under the Dome politics newsletter from The News & Observer at newsobserver.com/newsletters and NC Insider at ncinsider.com. Qualified business users are eligible for a short free trial of the daily NC Insider newsletter, as well as a demo account for our Insider Legislative Tracking service. Submit this form: t.co/2ivpV5NSuY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt chats with members of the Johnston County Arts Council about their new book Johnston County Creates.Guests: Evelyn Wool, Judy Boyette, Joyce Kilpatrick-Jordan Host & Creator: Matt Gore *Producer: Meta Toole *Music by: Cody Walker *visit Neuse Little Theatre at www.neuselittlehteatre.orgfollow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!Leave a review and let us know what you think.

Seven motorcyclists were injured after a major collision that shut down US-70 in Johnston County on Saturday night. A group of riders from the Goldsboro motorcycle club known as "Twisted Kings" were riding together towards Raleigh, when they say an SUV merged into the group's formation, hitting multiple people – before taking off and driving away. This happened on US-70 near Pine Level in Johnston County. The road was completely shut down for several hours after the crash. One witness told WRAL News there were large bikes 'scattered all over the roadway.' --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/motorcyclemadhouse/message

Welcome (back) to the Visionary Nurse® Podcast! The purpose of the podcast is to accompany the work I do as a Community Health Consultant and Coach and Mentor for Nurses (and beyond!), and designed to educate, uplift, and support each other as we dare to be influentially visionary!  As there are so many shifts in healthcare, and many are looking to innovatively expand their knowledge in a variety of settings, it's more important than ever to create sustainable and collaborative changes that cross sectors to influence access to care, business growth, the operation of organizations and institutions, and how we continue to navigate the many changes in our society. In this episode I feature community partners from various organizations to discuss collaborative access to healthcare in rural areas. Guests: Mattie Lee -- Director of Marketing and Communications for the American Heart Association in the Upstate and Central Savannah River Area markets. A Clemson University graduate, her education, profession, and passion are rooted in understanding the interdisciplinary of communication and health. Mattie Lee; mattie.lee@heart.org. Tedra McGillan, Community Impact Director; tedra.mcgillan@heart.org. South Carolina | American Heart Association.Hannah Roberts, RDN, LD -- obtained a B.S. degree in Dietetics from The University of Georgia in 2014 and completed her dietetic internship from University Hospital in Augusta, GA in 2015. Hannah presently works as a Community Health Coordinator for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP-Ed) at Clemson University. https://clemsonsnaped.com/Ms. Deidra S. Stewart, MSW, LISW-CP attended Mississippi Valley State University where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work, and the University of Southern Indiana, where she received her Masters of Social Work degree. In addition to being a therapist, she is a certified life coach, consultant, notary public and adjunct professor. https://www.hopeunlimitedcc.comRenita Barksdale is a Greenville County native and spent 8 years working within the Greenville County library system. Her work experiences also includes working for four years in Tennessee at various libraries, and director of the Public Library of Johnston County, North Carolina. Barksdale is a graduate of Clemson University and holds a master's degree in Library Science and Information from the University of North Texas. ---------------------------------------------------- Did you enjoy this content? Would you like to be a sponsor or supporter of the Visionary Nurse® Podcast? Connect with Me at: www.visionarynurse.com --------------------- Disclaimer: Antonette Montalvo, Visionary Nurse®, or any subsidiaries, affiliate companies or organizations associated with Antonette Montalvo cannot be held liable for the information presented in this podcast. This content was created for informational purposes only. Results may vary and adherence to the suggestions made herein do not guarantee results. Please note that this information is not counseling, business, financial, or nutritional advice, nor is it intended to replace such advice. Before beginning any professional or personal changes, you should seek advice from your trusted, certified professionals and advisors. ANTONETTE MONTALVO is not responsible for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the content. Please enjoy at your own discretion! NOTES: No affiliate marketing or sponsorships were received for this podcast. Views expressed are my own!

There's a place in Johnston County that's older than the hills… Quite literally. It is completely out of place and a freak of nature. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jocoyo/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jocoyo/support

This week we discussed a lot of things that just ain't adding up. We kick things off with our local spotlight where we shed light on two suspects who are being sought out for larceny. Also we are still searching for Jewel Sykes who is a missing person here in the Roanoke Valley and we call for the community to assist with finding her. Then we highlight our national headlines where a man is caught in a missing trackless train cause in Johnston County and that Amazon is doing more layoffs in the weeks ahead. In our entertainment news child star Amanda Bynes was placed on a 72 hour psychiatric hold and there is talks of a new movie from Jordan Peele. Lastly, we have a fooling me with the foolery that will turn your stomach, it did for us. Sources: https://www.rrdailyherald.com/news/local/two-suspects-sought-in-larceny/article_3f1b1b4a-c71b-11ed-a09d-0f93e59f6a16.html https://jocoreport.com/deputies-track-down-train-thief/ NBC News, Politico, TMZ, New York Post, The Blast, Variety --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theetwin/support

Donald and Doris Kidd have been farming in Johnston County for over 20 years. After trying traditional crops, they found a unique crop that spoke them, elephant garlic, and have since specialized their farm for it. On Farms, Food and You we speak with them about how they helped grow this market, and their experiences in selling at the Black Farmers' Market and the State Farmers' Market.Black Farmers Market: https://blackfarmersmkt.com/State Farmers Market: https://www.facebook.com/StateFarmersMarket/

A major theme of this show is empower regular people with the knowledge necessary to push back against the overreach of the state via police and prosecutors. That's why Hunter was so excited to bring you today's episode with a representative from the organization called Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma. The guest today is your everyday Oklahoman who is tired of the rampant corruption and abuse that police and prosecutors of the state get away with on a daily basis. While we could only scratch the surface of the issues facing the state, even the limited dialog should be eye opening for anyone interested in creating a fairer and safer Oklahoma.      ****A NOTE ABOUT TODAY'S SHOW**** Our guest today is remaining anonymous due to legitimate concerns to their safety. Already, law enforcement has engaged in activity that is nothing short of reprisal and harassment for the guest's continued efforts to push back against their abuse of power. As such, the voice you will hear on today's show is AI generated to protect the identity of the guest.    Guest: Representative of the Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma   Resources: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/oklahoma/police The Brady List https://giglio-bradylist.com/ *These are all single sources for the names and alleged activity in the episode. If more sourcing is requested, please contact Hunter or Citizens Overseeing Police OK* Matt Ballard https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-12 Isaac Shields & George Gibbs https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-12/d12-shields-gibbs Brian Hermanson https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-8  David Prater https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-7/district-7-2022 Rebecca Boyer https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-4 Gayland Geiger https://giglio-bradylist.com/individual/gayland-%20gieger Prater witness intimidation https://web.archive.org/web/20220428145903/https://okjusticereform.org/2021/05/trichell-jones-when-survivors-are-criminalized/ Bob Macy https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/news/history-of-misconduct-chronicled-in-oklahoma-county-with-41-executions Richard Glossip - Save Richard Glossip.com Richard Glossip Appeals; Fern Smith; AG John O'Connor, No. PCD-2022-589 (Post Conviction-Death) and No. PCD-2022-819 (Post Conviction-Death)  Fern Smith - (destruction of evidence) Glossip Independent investigation Molly Miller & Colt Haynes  - Love County Partners in True Crime Abc 19 in Phoenix ,Dave Biscobing @DaveBiscobing15  Full disclosure: Investigating Arizona's broken "Brady list" system (part 1); Full disclosure: Investigating Arizona's broken "Brady list" system (part 2) Mark Lamb https://revealnews.org/article/big-lie-sheriffs-target-us-elections/ Angela Marsee https://www.citizensoverseeing.com/projects/brady-disclosure/district-attorneys/district-2 The president of our sheriff's association - Chris West - https://giglio-bradylist.com/individual/chris-%20west Canadian County Sheriff Major Adam Flowers https://giglio-bradylist.com/citizen-report-no-1665354581-1109384232 Fern Smith - Now ADA in Johnston County - Johnston County Sheriff Office “In 2021, Johnston County saw a total of 15 pursuits. From January this year to now they've already had 11.” Johnston County Sheriff Dodd on April 4, 2022 Love County Sheriff Joe Russell Witnesses in Love County Sheriff Joe Russell Removal Gabriel Alexander Johnston County uses of force Johnston County Sheriff - Gary Dodd Fern Smith, has made it Very clear in Court documents That the state of Oklahoma has zero jurisdiction over their own Sheriff Because he is a tribal member. Craig Ladd - District 20 District Attorney 18-9526 McGirt v. Oklahoma (07/09/2020) - Supreme Court CLEET Preston Draper, the General counsel, Level playing Field Solutions File a brady list complaint Sanctuary county Map A.D.A Melissa Henke Hidden Camera in attorney/client room of Carter County Jail. State Rep Justin Humphrey - Richard Glossip Press Conference September 2022       Contact Hunter Parnell:   hwparnell@publicdefenseless.com   Instagram @PublicDefenselessPodcast Twitter                                                                 @PDefenselessPod www.publicdefenseless.com  

We take the Johnston County Heritage Center Ghost Walk (held Oct 27) and learn about the local history of JoCo about some not so familiar people, from a team of both familiar and new folks.  Hope you enjoy.Host & Creator: Matt Gore *Producer: Meta Toole *Music by: Cody Walker *visit Neuse Little Theatre at www.neuselittlehteatre.orgfollow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!Leave a review and let us know what you think.

One of the most closely watched U.S. congressional races this election season is in the Triangle. Democratic state Sen. Wiley Nickel is facing Republican political newcomer Bo Hines in a battle for North Carolina's 13th Congressional District, which includes Johnston County and parts of Wake, Wayne and Harnett counties. WRAL Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie breaks down the race and explains where the candidates stand on abortion, immigration and the economy.

Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. On today's episode, we talk with Harry Smith, CEO of Pamlico Air, a Washington, N.C.-based air filtration manufacturer launched in 2019 and acquired last year by German conglomerate Mann + Hummel. The Johnston County native discusses his business career, including his Rise Capital private-equity group. Smith also shares some controversial views on the UNC System, based on his experiences serving on the UNC Board of Governors between 2013 and 2020, including several years as chair. 

Before there was Johnston County, Wake County, or even a Carolina, North or South, there was Nansemond County and the forgotten people that it was named for. Before the English came, this is partly their story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodliestsoil/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodliestsoil/support

Are you ready for the rapids?   Today we are discussing the Blue River in Tishamingo, Oklahoma.   Beginning near Connerville in Johnston County, the Blue River flows southeast to the Red River. This spring-fed river has a designated trout area in the Blue River Public Fishing and Hunting Area. Other fishing opportunities exist for black bass, crappie, as well as channel and blue catfish. Camping facilities are available only at the Blue River Campground.   Float trip opportunities by kayak are available on this Class II-III river, offering several falls and ledges, dependent on seasonal waterfall. No commercial outfitters along the river are allowed and public access points are limited. Supplies and information can be found at Scotty's Blue River One Stop, located at the entrance to the public hunting and fishing area. A Blue River Conservation Passport is required of all persons who enter or use the Blue River area, unless exempt. Check with the Oklahoma Wildlife Department for availability and criteria.   Tishomingo, Oklahoma is the Chickasaw Nation's historic capital and heart of Blue River. Explore the Chickasaw influence by visiting the Chickasaw Council House Museum and the Chickasaw National Capitol Building. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful Blue River, a trout-fishing destination and home to the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge. Guests can sleep in comfort with a stay at Cedar & Stone Bed and Breakfast and explore plenty of antiques at Junk Stars during their trip. Come time to eat, pay Nacho Mama's Casa a visit, or dive into delicious entrees before catching live entertainment at Blake Shelton's Ole Red Tishomingo.   Scotty's Blue River One Stop at the entrance to the the Blue River Public Fishing and Hunting Area carries fishing gear, convenience items, serve breakfast and lunch.  They also have full RV hookups.   KFOR-TV is a television station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, affiliated with NBC. It is owned by Nexstar Media Group alongside independent station KAUT-TV. Both stations share studios in Oklahoma City's McCourry Heights section, where KFOR-TV's transmitter is also located. kfor.com   News Story   The Common Room is a veteran owned & founded lounge located inside the Chickasha Inn. Wanderers and adventurers should stop in to share a drink and a laugh.   Subscribe to the Only in OK Show.   Check out our sponsor for this episode - TAILBOARD APPAREL   #TravelOK #onlyinokshow #Oklahoma #MadeinOklahoma #oklaproud #podcast #okherewego #traveloklahoma #hiking #camping #water #tourism #fishing #kayak #river #spiderman #devon #tishamingo

You've heard a lot of the chefs we've interviewed talk about sourcing their food from local farmers; so we decided to talk with a NC farmer and finally learn what goes into growing the food we love to rave about! Chris Smith of @smithsnursery drove out from Johnston County to tell us about his produce greenhouse and how Matt can successfully grow carrots in his own backyard. Listen in for tips and tricks that will surely turn your thumb green! Bubbles and Brisket -click the link for your tix. Support our Sponsors: SPOT ON Tech that helps your business grow. Call Tanya 858-213-7820 or email her tanyam@spoton.com Drink Joe Van Gogh Coffee! Proof Alcohol Ice Cream Think Differently About Dessert Triangle Wine Company Use promo code 'NCFB' at checkout! The NC F&B Podcast is Produced and Engineered by Max Trujillo of Trujillo Media For booking or questions about the show, contact: max@ncfbpodcast.com or matt@ncfbpodcast.com 

L.T. (La'Tanta) McCrimmon has one of the most challenging jobs in North Carolina politics:  She serves as the Legislative Director for Governor Roy Cooper at the General Assembly.  L.T. talks about her life growing up in rural Scotland County, the influence of her mother and great-grandmother, her political work for Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama, and how she goes about her work as the chief lobbyist for a Democratic governor who doesn't always see eye-to-eye with a Republican-controlled General Assembly. Skye and Brian also celebrate the Halifax Resolves, unpack a new WRAL issue/candidate poll, and former President Donald Trump visits Johnston County.   The Do Politics Better podcast is sponsored by New Frame, the NC Travel Industry Association, and the NC Beer & Wine Wholesalers Association.   

This week in politics: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court and is set to become the first Black woman to sit on the court in its 233-year history; a preliminary proposal at the state level could shift how public school teachers are licensed and compensated; And former President Donald Trump visits Johnston County on Saturday in the latest reminder of his domineering shadow over Republican Party politics.

Join us as we talk to Beth Cannon about her late mother Doris' contributions to the founding of NLT and her work in the arts and culture of Johnston County.Host and Creator: Matt Gore *Producer: Meta Toole *Music by: Cody Walker *Guest: Beth Cannon

On this episode, Matt interviews Joe Preston. Joe is running for the Johnston County, NC Board of Education. He and his family have been on the front lines of fighting Covid tyranny in our schools. Joe talks about why he decided to run, things he has learned since he decided to run, and his creative ideas for Johnston County Schools. How to Find Joe Preston online: https://jp4boe.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/435319934852209/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/919344721999552/ How to Find Carolina Conservative and Matt online: www.facebook.com/carolinaconserve www.mewe.com/i/mattgore2 www.gettr.com/user/mattgore www.gab.com/mattgore49 Music: Say You Will by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com Music: Dark 'n' Stormy by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com Music: Later Alligator by Shane Ivers - www.silvermansound.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-gore41/support

In this episode Jason and Shawn are joined by Kevin Donovan, a candidate for School Board in Johnston County, NC. They discuss the needs of the public school system and how to address public office as a Christian. The three guys also share their top blessings of 2021. Jason and Shawn share their thoughts on the Hawkeye series finale and Spiderman No Way Home. News (00:01-2931:40) Rare of Breed - Holiday Freestyle (29:41- 31:33) Round 5 Top Blessings in 2021 (31:34-52:22) August Burns Red - Carol of the Bells (52:23-1:49:35) Brotality - Nosedive (1:49:36-1:54:12) You can support the ministry buy purchasing merchandise at: https://teespring.com/stores/solomons-porch-podcast paypal.me/solomonsporchpodcast/ https://www.patreon.com/solomonsporchpodcast www.solomonsporchpodcast.com

Legal Issues Discussed: Findings of Fact - Standards of Review On Appeal Child Support - Ordinary Child Support, Extraordinary Child Support Court Ordered Life Insurance - Alimony Award of Attorney's Fees - https://charlotte-divorce-lawyer.com/blog/faq-about-equitable-distribution-in-north-carolina/ (Equitable Distribution) Findings of Fact - Family Law Legal IssuesNCCOA QUOTES: “It is well established that child support orders entered by a trial court are accorded substantial deference by appellate courts[.]” Sergeef v. Sergeef, 250 N.C.App. 404, 406, 792 S.E.2d 192, 193 (2016) This deference “is based upon the trial courts' opportunity to see the parties; to hear the witnesses; and to detect tenors, tones, and flavors that are lost in the bare printed record read months later by appellate judges[.]” Shipman v. Shipman, 357 N.C. 471, 474, 586 S.E.2d 250, 253 (2003) Review is limited to “whether there is sufficient competent evidence to support the findings of fact, and whether, based on these findings, the Court properly computed the child support obligations.” Miller v. Miller, 153 N.C. App. 40, 47, 568 S.E.2d 914, 918-19 (2002) (citation omitted) CONCLUSION: “Accordingly, should we conclude that there is substantial evidence in the record to support the trial court's findings of fact, such findings are conclusive on appeal, even if record evidence might sustain findings to the contrary.” Shipman, 357 N.C. at 475, 586 S.E.2d at 253-54 Child Support - Extraordinary Expenses Regarding “extraordinary expenses,” the Child Support Guidelines provide that, "[o]ther extraordinary child-related expenses (including: (1) expenses related to special or private elementary or secondary schools to meet a child's particular education needs, and (2) expenses for transporting the child between the parent's homes) may be added to the basic child support obligation and ordered paid by the parents in proportion to their respective incomes if the court determines the expenses are reasonable, necessary, and in the child's best interest. https://www.nccourts.gov/assets/documents/forms/a162.pdf?I2wd9scwxX6xD8PqjhaPc7mlY3k.ji79 ( N.C. Child Support Guidelines (2019)) Mandatory Life Insurance Policy - Not Consistent with NC LawNCCOA QUOTE: Section 50-16.7(b) does not create an exception from the rule that an alimony obligation terminates upon the death of either the supporting or dependent spouse. We therefore vacate the portion of the trial court's order requiring Defendant to maintain life insurance with a death benefit. . ." Caselaw SummaryDefendant appeals from the trial court's order on equitable distribution, alimony, and child support as Ordered in Johnson County, North Carolina: 2021-NCCOA-703 No. COA21-68 / Johnston County, No. 17-CVD-3894 https://my.captivate.fm/We%20affirm%20in%20part,%20vacate%20in%20part,%20and%20remand%20the%20case%20to%20the%20trial%20court%20for%20entry%20of%20an%20award%20of%20attorney%E2%80%99s%20fees%20that%20does%20not%20include%20fees%20for%20equitable%20distribution. (Wadsworth v. Wadsworth) In a Published Opinion, the North Carolina Court of Appeals affirms in part, vacates in part, and remands the case to the Trial Court (the District Court Judge) for entry of an award of attorney's fees not to include fees associated with equitable distribution. https://charlotte-divorce-lawyer.com/child-custody/ (Child Support in North Carolina) **The attorneys herein providing a case law summary have no affiliation with the parties and/or involvement in the matter. The contents herein are provided as an educational resource and are intended to provide general information to legal professionals, law students, and those interested NC family law policies and protocols.

Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime!  We're so pleased that you've taken the time to join us today. This particular podcast is all about setting New Year's resolutions for financial peace.  I'm all about the journey that we're on in life. Whether it's finding that next good wine or finding that financial peace that we all want and of course, reducing our stress in the new year.  It's incredible that it's that time of year already!  We here at Wine and Dime and Rooted Planning Group wish you a Happy Holiday season and a great New Year! Also included below are the documents that we talked about. Just click the provided links to download! Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at info@rootedpg.com Or visit us at https://my.captivate.fm/www.rootedpg.com/podcasts (www.rootedpg.com/podcasts) for full show notes and links! https://tj-meehan-rs4z.squarespace.com/s/Sample-Budget-2022.xlsx (SAMPLE BUDGET - 2022) https://tj-meehan-rs4z.squarespace.com/s/2-Choices-to-Prioritize-2022.docx (CHOICES TO PRIORITIZE 2022) https://tj-meehan-rs4z.squarespace.com/s/2-New-Years-Resolutions.docx (NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS - FINANCE 2022) https://hinnantvineyards.com/ (About Hinnant Family Vineyards)THE HINNANT FAMILY VINEYARDS & WINERY STORYIt all started in 1971 when the Hinnant siblings Jacqueline, Freddie, Douglas and Willard had a dream to start a vineyard in Johnston County. Freddie's husband, Glen, had the honor of being the original vineyard manager that watched over the vineyard while the others maintained their jobs as a teacher, dentist, book keeper and carpenter. In the early years, grapes were sold to fresh markets, other vineyards, & to the public. At the turn of the century, Williard & his son, Bob started their own quest to create wine from the family vineyard. Starting with just a few varieties of wine, the doors opened and in 2003 the first bottle was sold. The father & son pair enjoyed working side by side fine tuning their award winning wines until 2013, when Williard passed away. Bob, with his family's reassurance, support (and secret recipe,) now operates Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery. Over the years, Willard & Bob acquired all of the land and holdings from Williard's siblings. Building upon the original acreage growing to a 100 acres of grapes, the Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery is the oldest and largest commercial Muscadine vineyard in the state of North Carolina.  The Hinnant Family has also become experts on other native grapes. From Virginia; the Norton grape takes up approximately 2 acres and is handcrafted to produce their driest, most complex red, offering oak, vanilla and spice notes! From Texas; they have a couple acres of an American hybrid Blanc du Bois. The fruit offers intense grapefruit, pineapple, and passion fruit flavors. From the very beginning, there has been long standing tradition to open the Vineyard to the public during the harvest season. Every September Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery encourages the public to come out and pick their own Muscadine grapes. A large white tent marks the start of the Harvest season & stands at the front of the business to welcome customers. There you can purchase pre-picked grapes, or pick up a bucket & head out into the vineyard. We invite you to come take part in this annual Hinnant Family Tradition. Regardless of the season, the Hinnant Family invites you to visit the vineyard to see how their dream has developed. SNOW'D INNThis is a winter seasonal. A dry white wine infused with cranberry. Crisp & tart, and with just a hint of sweetness from the cranberries. 2016 PINOT GRISWA - Columbia Valley Light, crisp dry white with subtle lemon & apple flavors & a well balance acidity. THIS EPISODE...

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners. This week and this month's topic will be all about reducing stress, especially as we head into the holidays. One of the things that we know contributes to that stress is finances. Stay tuned for the rest of this podcast to where we dig into this a little bit more. Also included below are the documents that we talked about. Just click the provided links to download! Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at info@rootedpg.com Or visit us at www.rootedpg.com/podcasts for full show notes and links! https://hinnantvineyards.com/ (About Hinnant Family Vineyards)The Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery StoryIt all started in 1971 when the Hinnant siblings Jacqueline, Freddie, Douglas and Willard had a dream to start a vineyard in Johnston County. Freddie's husband, Glen, had the honor of being the original vineyard manager that watched over the vineyard while the others maintained their jobs as a teacher, dentist, book keeper and carpenter. In the early years, grapes were sold to fresh markets, other vineyards, & to the public. At the turn of the century, Williard & his son, Bob started their own quest to create wine from the family vineyard. Starting with just a few varieties of wine, the doors opened and in 2003 the first bottle was sold. The father & son pair enjoyed working side by side fine tuning their award winning wines until 2013, when Williard passed away. Bob, with his family's reassurance, support (and secret recipe,) now operates Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery. Over the years, Willard & Bob acquired all of the land and holdings from Williard's siblings. Building upon the original acreage growing to a 100 acres of grapes, the Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery is the oldest and largest commercial Muscadine vineyard in the state of North Carolina.  The Hinnant Family has also become experts on other native grapes. From Virginia; the Norton grape takes up approximately 2 acres and is handcrafted to produce their driest, most complex red, offering oak, vanilla and spice notes! From Texas; they have a couple acres of an American hybrid Blanc du Bois. The fruit offers intense grapefruit, pineapple, and passion fruit flavors. From the very beginning, there has been long standing tradition to open the Vineyard to the public during the harvest season. Every September Hinnant Family Vineyards & Winery encourages the public to come out and pick their own Muscadine grapes. A large white tent marks the start of the Harvest season & stands at the front of the business to welcome customers. There you can purchase pre-picked grapes, or pick up a bucket & head out into the vineyard. We invite you to come take part in this annual Hinnant Family Tradition. Regardless of the season, the Hinnant Family invites you to visit the vineyard to see how their dream has developed. 2016 Cabernet SauvignonWA - Horse Heavens Hills This Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon has bold complex flavors layered with tannins. Dry & smooth with dark chocolate & berry flavors. 2016 Pinot NoirWA - Columbia Valley A medium to full bodied Red with rich berry flavors and subtle tannin on the finish. THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY AMY IRVINE AND IN COLLABORATION WITH https://senecalakewine.com/ (THE SENECA LAKE WINE TRAIL )ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 https://www.rootedpg.com/ (WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM) EMAIL: AMY@ROOTEDPG.COM

Comedy equals Tragedy + Time, but the boys forget the time part and talk about Alec Baldwin's tragic experience on the set of his latest film. The boys continue to ignore Indy 5, hoping it will just go away. Scoobert Dubious breaks in to investigate Bobby Las Vegas and hopefully get paid, assuming he survives! Drew accuses Jon of “vintage supremacy” and proceeds to point out that literally no one likes Joe Bonamassa. We finally break down and play guitar on the podcast, so you're welcome! Jon points out that Jazz is Dead, and shares an even SPOOOKIER story from his Johnston County days that will legitimately make you void, blank and ZONK out of fear!!! Join our growing legion of Patreon subscribers and get access to even more content! Early access to weekly episodes, hilarious commentary tracks, special topic episodes not available to the hoi polloi, and SO much more! Sign up today at Patreon.com/tequilatrashpod You can also follow all our social media shenanigans! Instagram.com/tequilatrashpod Twitter.com/tequilatrashpod TikTok & Twitch: COMING SOON!!!

House-Autry has been bringing southern flavor to the table from Johnston County, North Carolina since 1812. You'll find their flavorful products in many households being used to make delicious fried chicken, hush puppies, grits, and even cornbread. Listen to this episode to hear about their heritage, millstones, product line, cooking tips, and more. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review! www.house-autry.com

Still more Sunday spOOOkynesss slinks your way with this week's episode! The boiz swap news stories while Jon doubles down on his commitment to Old Fashioneds AND the patriarchy. Drew meanwhile continues to be flabbergasted that anyone besides his mom actually listens to the podcast! Advertising algorithms are convinced Jon repairs sex dolls in his spare time, whereas Drew is obsessed with harassing George Lucas on Twitter in anticipation of our annual viewing of the Star Wars Holiday Special! In honor of Halloween month, Jon shares an even SCARIER story from his ramblin' days in Johnston County, and Drew claims he's just like Jesus and Howard Carter! Come on into the Trash House and let's get freaky, y'all!!! Join our growing legion of Patreon subscribers and get access to even more content! Early access to weekly episodes, hilarious commentary tracks, special topic episodes not available to the hoi polloi, and SO much more! Sign up today at Patreon.com/tequilatrashpod You can also follow all our social media shenanigans! Instagram.com/tequilatrashpod Twitter.com/tequilatrashpod TikTok & Twitch: COMING SOON!!!

Josh Torbich is the Executive Director of Christian Recovery Centers Inc. He also serves as the Director of the Ocean Isle Beach Celebrate Recovery and is the chairman of the Brunswick County Opioid Task Force. He holds a Masters degree in Education with an emphasis on Business Management and Christian Leadership. He was born in Johnston County, North Carolina to a great Christian mother and father. He excelled at a young age on the baseball and football field and proved to be a good student. At the age of 13 he began to experiment with drugs and alcohol which soon led to a full-blown heroin addiction by the age of 18. His attempt at managing his college studies with his heroin addiction and party lifestyle failed miserably. He finally reached the point in his life where he was ready to receive new instruction and in 2012 Josh made a decision to seek help for his chemical addiction. After having a genuine encounter with Almighty God, he experienced a call to service. As he began to find freedom for the first time in his life he developed a desire to help others experience this freedom. He has made it his mission to reach people who have been ravaged by the illness of addiction and show them a new path of freedom. Creating opportunities for others to receive a new hope for the future is what drives him.

The Culture State Podcast - celebrating those who put North Carolina on the sports & pop-culture map. Chris Lea of WRAL Sports and Dennis Cox of 99.9 The Fan reflect on part 1 of the conversation with Shane Helms, as the two of them relate to Helms' journey of having to grind in their careers to get to where they are now. This episode also includes part 2 of their conversation with former WWE & WCW professional wrestler 'The Hurricane' Shane Helms, who hails from Johnston County. Helms talked about his love for NC State sports, what inspired 'The Hurricane' gimmick, and what the state of North Carolina means to him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Culture State Podcast - celebrating those who put North Carolina on the sports & pop-culture map. Chris Lea of WRAL Sports and Dennis Cox of 99.9 The Fan bring to you the inaugural episode where they talk about what makes North Carolina a special place, as well as their shared love for professional wrestling. This episode also includes part 1 of their conversation with former WWE & WCW professional wrestler 'The Hurricane' Shane Helms, who hails from Johnston County. Helms talked about his journey into pro wrestling, beating The Rock in the main event of Monday Night Raw, and how his character is still known and relevant to this day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices