Harnett County,
North Carolina
North Carolina
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Frozen Party Come and Chill with us on February 4th as we celebrate Take Your Child to the Library Day with a Frozen Party! Meet Queen Elsa, take fun photos, watch Frozen ... |
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Book Babies Join Ms. Autumn for a storytime dedicated for babies and their caregivers! We'll read books, sings songs, learn lap bounces and rhymes, and have a weekly playtime. This event is ... |
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Watercolor Valentines Cards Join us to learn watercolor painting techniques, while creating a beautiful card to share with someone special or keep for yourself. We will even drop it in the mail ... |
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Etch in the Name of Love at Angier Public Library Join us for our next Adult Craft Night to "Etch in the Name of Love", where you will create a beautiful glass piece -- for yourself, or as a gift ... |
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Valentine's Watercolor Cards 2/6/2023 – 2/7/2023 Join Harnett County Public Library on February 6 at 10am or 2pm and or on February 7 at 12pm to learn watercolor painting techniques, while creating a beautiful card to ... |
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Harnett County Board of Commissioners February 6 Board Meeting The Harnett County Board of Commissioners will hold their next regular meeting on Monday, February 6, 2023 at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners Meeting Room, located on the second floor ... |
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How to Start a Childcare Business This webinar is ideal for aspiring childcare workers so they can learn how to get their childcare business started. 2/7/23 from 6-7:30pm and ONLINE |
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Zumbini 10am Session he Zumbini program combines music, dance, and educational tools for 45 minutes of can't stop, won't stop bonding, learning, and fun for ages 0-4 and their caregivers! This program is brought ... |
Minor traffic citations do not require a court appearance and may simply be paid off before the court date. Paying off a citation prior to court, however, may have some unintended consequences. As the reverse side of your traffic ticket will inform you, paying off a citation before court is the same as appearing in court and pleading responsible (guilty) to the original charge. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED to contact an attorney for advice and representation. This conviction may result in points being assessed against your license and your insurance premiums may also go up. Although coming to traffic court on your scheduled court date may be an inconvenience for you, it is not a frightening ordeal. Traffic court has become more convenient and less time consuming for you (see Disposition Court). Usually, an appearance in court may result in a reduction on the traffic citation, which may save you hundreds of dollars on your insurance premiums and help keep your driving record clean. The Assistant District Attorney in your courtroom will talk with you about a possible reduction on your ticket.
