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The first Percy Flowers Store was located at what is now Jordan Narron Road and the corner of Buffalo Road, just north of the present-day N.C. Highway 42 East Crossroads location.

In a world where healthcare often feels rushed, transactional, and impersonal, one local practice is proving that medicine can still be deeply personal.

Applications are now open for the 2027–2028 school year, and it will be a historic year at Thales Academy at Flowers Plantation.

Honey Wellness Collective will be moving to Suite H at The Percy Flowers Store!

For more than 12 years, Chad Richards has been a trusted and familiar face within the Flowers Plantation community. Located in the Harris Teeter shopping center at 110 Flowers Crossroads Way, Suite 102, Chad’s State Farm office has become much more than a place to purchase insurance — it has become a resource for families, business owners, and residents throughout the area who value trust, reliability, and genuine relationships.

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to show their support for Too Much Sylvia! And a special thank you to all of our wonderful vendors for making this event successful. We had a blast and can’t wait for the next concert.

The Importance of Free Play, Outdoor Time, and Hands-On Activities, K–12. By Rachel Brady, Recruitment & Development, Thales Academy.

Welcome to the neighborhood, Chick-fil-A!

As summer approaches, the Flowers Plantation community is once again coming together to support local students through the Annual Summer School Supply Drive, beginning Tuesday, May 26th.

The Triangle East Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 2025 Legacy Awards on May 19, recognizing outstanding individuals whose leadership and service continue to shape Johnston County and the greater Triangle East region.