Ronald McDonald tried making a sock puppet without reading the directions in the book first. His first attempt was unsuccessful but helped to teach the children the importance of reading the directions before starting a project. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
Ronald McDonald entertained the children with magic tricks and juggling. He shared with them that he learned how to do all kinds of tricks from books he had read. (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)
Lisa Tart, media specialist, Hobbton Middle School, shows off her ‘big check,’ money awarded through South River’s Operation Round Up. (Courtesy photo)
Clinton Appliance & Furniture Co. was started in 1952 by J.A. Williams and the late Lyman Melton Horne Sr.
The business started on College Street as Clinton Appliance & Tire...
Spivey-Lewis Tire Company, locally owned and operated, has been serving Sampson County since 1984. We repair and service cars at the highest level of excellence. Robby Malpass h...
20 years in Practice Servicing 10 years at current location. Started at Hospital in 1995. Providers and administrative staff are: Dee Bryant administrator, Monte Parker offic...
![Ronald McDonald asked a couple of volunteers to step up and help him spell the word "library." (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)](http://matchbin-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/public/sites/486/assets/Reading_with_Ronald_McDonald1_1371583393.jpg "Ronald McDonald asked a couple of volunteers to step up and help him spell the word "library." (Lauren Williams/Sampson Independent)")
