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Hi I’m Rebekah Gregg! I lived in Northern Virginia for twelve years and moved down to Johnston County with my family in 2017. Moving my Senior year of high school was a big change but everyone in…

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This past Wednesday morning, award-winning Chef and Restaurateur Scott Crawford had Clayton, JoCo, and Triangle residents buzzing on social media with the news that his next location would be in…

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The new Hampton Inn at 160 Towne Center Place in Smithfield was developed, and is owned and managed by Wintergreen Hospitality of Chapel Hill. Unique features include an outdoor lounge area with…

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The Johnston County Visitors Bureau works with many black-owned businesses around the county who share a true entrepreneurial spirit and passion for serving both residents and visitors. We have…

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In 2018, the Selma Historical Museum was awarded an arts grant from the North Carolina Arts Council to do four projects in Selma. Out of the meetings to organize and execute those projects came the…

In 2013 the Johnston County Recreation & Sports Council was created. At the time, the Johnston County Visitors Bureau (JCVB) was looking to market the county’s sports facilities to group tournament…

Governor Roy Cooper announced that in 2019 domestic visitors to Johnston County spent $276.08 million, which is an increase of 7.83% from 2018 data, making two banner years of visitor spending…

Just a few months ago, as North Carolina was entering Phase II of its reopening plan (we are now a modified stay-at-home order), the NCRLA (North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association) rolled…

We have seen wonderful acts of kindness and support pop-up all across Johnston County in the last month. We are so proud of and grateful to the residents of JoCo who have worked to support our…

Even in this digital age, one of the vestiges of bygone days that people still cling to are brochures. Travelers and consumers often still want something to hold in their hands – a guide, a map, an…

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Introducing the JCVB's Spring Intern

Scott Crawford Announces Casual Concept in Clayton

New Hampton Inn Opens in Smithfield

Black-owned Tourism Businesses in JoCo

Activate Selma Works to Involve Citizens in Town Growth

Meet JoCo's Parks, Greenways, and Open-Spaces Coordinator

COVID Interupts Marketing and Impacts Tourism

Count On Me NC Guest Promise

Good News from JoCo - Share Yours With Us!

The 2020 Official Johnston County Visitors Guide is Here

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