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LILLINGTON–A young Harnett county man charged with sex offenses involving a young child was found guilty Thursday and sentenced to at least 25 years in prison. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.
SANFORD–Many events and activities are scheduled for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday weekend with a free community breakfast Saturday, a wreathing ceremong Sunday and an educational and community day Monday. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.
CAMERON- Workers at a housing development discovered a body around noon yesterday. No other details have been released at this time. More local news can be heard monday through friday on wwgp 1050 and classic hits.
SANFORD–The mother of the two women and seven month old baby girl who were murdered in their Cameron home last Friday has a Go Fun Me Page to raise funds to bury her family members whose funerals are tentatively scheduled for Saturday. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.
SANFORD–The Board of Trustees of Central Carolina Community College has selected former Vice President Lisa Chapman as its sixth President, pending State Board approval. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.
SANFORD–During a press conference Monday morning, Harnett Countys Sheriff called the grusome murders of three persons in a house in Cameron Friday afternoon, “a montrous act, the likes which he has never seen.” The suspect, 24 year old Kareem Taylor, remains in jail charged with three counts of first degree murder. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.
SANFORD–Trustees of Central Carolina Community College will meet in special session Tuesday afternoon to consider the candiate who has been selected, locally, for the presidency at the college. The State Board will make the final decision. Dr. Bud Marchant, current President, is retirng in April. More local news can be heard Monday through Friday on WWGP 1050 and Classic Hits.