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4 hospitalized after SUV flips in two-vehicle Greenville crash

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - All lanes of a major Greenville road are back open after a Monday morning crash. Around 8 a.m., Greenville Fire/Rescue was called to a two-vehicle crash at 505 Greenville Boulevard SE, in front of Urgent Care Down East. Once there, crews found an SUV flipped onto...

Greenville, NC · 4h

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Known Windsor drug dealer arrested in North Carolina

WINDSOR, Va. (WAVY) – The Bertie County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division obtained warrants for Tyrone Joyner, 41, for possession with intent to manufacture, sell, and deliver heroin, and possession with intent to manufacture, sell, and deliver fentanyl. Joyner’s criminal history shows he has a long history of selling drugs on the streets of Bertie […]

Bertie County, NC · 2d

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Man charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon

The following incidents and arrests were reported by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office and Williamston Police Department. MARTIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICEIncidents The Martin County Sheriff’s Office reports of incidents include: Oct. 23 Overdose was reported at 20079 NC 903, Robersonville. Larceny was reported at Reddick’s Grove Church Road, Williamston. Communicating Threats was reported at 4405 Leggett Mill Road, Robersonville. Dead on Arrival was reported at 1452 Jack Cowan Road, Williamston. Larceny of a Firearm was reported at 1060 Abbitt Road, Williamston. Oct. 24 Possession of Firearm by Felon and Possession, Sell/Buy Altered Gun Serial Number was reported at NC 903/Sam Everett Road, Robersonville. Trespass of Real Property was reported at 6748 Hassell Road, Robersonville. Larceny of 3 ATV’s was reported at 5496 Hassell Road, Robersonville. Shooting in Town Limits was reported at 111 East Barnhill Street, Everetts. Oct. 25 Forcible Breaking and Entering and Larceny was reported at 1836 Hickory Grove Road, Williamston. Property Damage was reported at Martin Community College, Williamston. Driving Under the Influence was reported at 1375 Tar Landing Road, Jamesville. Oct. 26 Warrant Service Other Jurisdiction was reported at 1481 Goose Road, Robersonville. Suicide was reported at 2140 Ralph Taylor Road, Williamston. Oct., 27 Assault by

Williamston, NC · 11h

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Winterville Man, 32, Accused of Stealing Honda, Causing Head-On Crash in Greenville

A Winterville man is facing multiple charges after police say he stole a woman's Honda Civic and then slammed head-on into another driver's car on the other side of the road, leaving that driver with serious injuries. Ethan Every, 32, was jailed on a $100,000 bond following the crash in Greenville.

Greenville, NC · 1d

The Daily Reflector

Pitt County Health Inspections: Oct. 28-Nov. 3

Pitt County Environmental Health inspected 25 area restaurants between Oct. 28-Nov. 3. Two restaurants received a B grade. Scores ranged from 86.50 to 99.50. Visit this item on reflector.com to read the full listing of reports. EC PHO VIETNAMESE NOODLE HOUSE Address: 109 S.E. Greenville Blvd. #100, Greenville Inspection date: Oct. 28, 2026 Final score: 86.50, Grade B Violations: Proper date marking & disposition (3 demerits): Inspectors found ready-to-eat foods dated for the day of inspection rather than when prepared or removed from the freezer, along with cooked sausage and roasted pork that were more than seven days old. Both items were discarded during the inspection. Time as a Public Health Control; procedures & records (3 demerits): No time was documented on cooked beef and pork being held at room temperature, and spring onion, garlic in oil and hydrated noodles were not discarded after four hours as required. Written time-control procedures also were not filled out. Hands clean & properly washed (2 demerits): An employee discarded saran wrap that had raw beef juice on it, then put on clean gloves without washing hands first. Food- contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized (1.50 demerits): An employee wiped down a slicer with a

Pitt County, NC · 2d

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Parmele Day festival returns after rain delay, bringing food, music to town commons

What role did Jerry McCrary play in rescheduling Parmele Day?. After rain forced a rescheduling, the town of Parmele was able to hold its annual Parmele Day festival at the Town Commons, bringing residents and visitors together for food, music and community fellowship. The free event ran from 10 a.m....

Parmele, NC · 1d

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Two face multiple felony charges after alleged retail theft leads to high-speed chase in Iredell County

IREDELL COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Two people have been charged in an alleged larceny at a Dick’s Sporting Goods store that led to a high-speed chase in Iredell County, court documents show. According to arrest warrants, Shyir Daniel Antonio Pulley, 20, of Raleigh, and Chrishiya Makayla Thomas, 22, of Greenville, are accused of […]

Iredell County, NC · 1d

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Greenville man accused of threatening woman with ax faces seven charges

A Greenville man previously charged with intentionally striking another vehicle with his truck now faces seven additional charges after allegedly threatening a woman with an ax and repeatedly harassing her, according to Pitt County court documents. Steven Earl Haddock, 48, is charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon with...

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Greenville Teen Accused of Firing Gun Into Car With Three People Inside

An 18-year-old Greenville man is facing a felony charge after investigators say he fired a semi-automatic handgun into a car occupied by three people on Friday. Kezmar Demetrius Powell was arrested the same day and is now being held at the Pitt County Detention Center ahead of a first appearance hearing scheduled for Monday morning.

Greenville, NC · 1d

The Daily Reflector

Crime Roundup: Greenville man arrested for an Oct. 22 armed robbery

A 19-year-old Greenville man was arrested on Tuesday and charged in connection with an Oct. 22 armed robbery involving a large amount of cash in a designer bag. Pharell Nazareth Smith, 19, of Greenville, was arrested by the Greenville Police Department at approximately 10:15 p.m. near the intersection of Evans Street and Martinsborough Road. He is charged with felony robbery with a dangerous weapon and felony conspiracy.According to a warrant, Smith conspired with two unidentified men to rob another man at gunpoint. Smith allegedly threatened the man with Glock 19 handgun before stealing a black and white Goyard bag containing $20,000 in cash and ther items. The total value of the stolen property was estimated at $28,000.The warrant also stated Smith conspired with two unknown men to commit the robbery.Smith's address was listed as 3600 Cedar Drive. He was detained at the Pitt County Detention Center without bond privileges. GREENVILLE The police department in other cases released reports with the following details and allegations. 3200 block Boardwalk Lane, 11:29 a.m. Nov. 3: breaking and entering a motor vehicle with theft; 28-year-old victim.1100 block Cross Creek Circle, 10:32 a.m. Nov. 3: injury and damage to personal property.1200 block Davenport Street, 10:38

Greenville, NC · 16h

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Pitt County investigators recognized for multiagency gang investigation

What connection did the Crips gang investigation have to Mexican cartels?. Why did the U.S. Attorney’s Office nominate this case for an award?. Members of the Pitt County Sheriff’s Office and several other law enforcement agencies have received a Special Achievement Award for a joint investigation targeting violent gang members.

Pitt County, NC · 10h

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Martin Co. native to discuss latest book

A Martin County native is coming back home to Williamston to talk about her third book. Leah Weiss, who was born in Williamston, left North Carolina around the age of 10. She spent the rest of her adolescence in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. This will be Weiss’ second time to visit Martin Memorial in recent years to discuss her books. In 2021, she visited to talk about her second book All the Little Hopes, which takes place in a town much like Williamston — the fictional Riverton — during World War II. Weiss said Williamston’s historic German POW camp inspired All the Little Hopes. Wiess considers herself “southern by grace.” “My roots run deep in the flat lands of North Carolina,” she said. Her first book, If the Creek Don’t Rise, set in Appalachia, sold over 100,000 copies. Weiss began writing full-time after retiring from a 24-year career as Executive Assistant to the headmaster at Virginia Episcopal School in 2015, becoming a best-selling author late in life. Ann Phelps, who retired as branch librarian at Martin Memorial in 2023 after 25 years, is now chair of The Friends of Martin Memorial Library. (The Friends of Martin Memorial Library

Martin County, NC · 17h

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New Lenoir and Greene County corporations

The following businesses were registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State:

Greene County, NC · 8h

The Enterprise

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Historical marker sought in Jamesville

Sometimes, when the wind blows just right, echoing through the woods of Jamesville and out across the Roanoke River, a low, mournful, lonely sound of a “train” can be heard — reminding listeners of what once was. If Charles “Bo” Dickerson has his way, Martin County will soon have a more permanent reminder than the wind in the trees of a railroad bed that once existed here, connecting the Jamesville river to the Pamlico in Washington. Dickerson has set into motion a request for a N.C. Highway Historical Marker to commemorate the Jamesville and Washington (J&W) Railroad and Lumber Company that started here in 1869 and closed in 1897. The track leading to Washington was approximately 22.57 miles long and had one stop off in between. What was once known as Dymond City, a bustling town with a 32-room hotel, eventually died out when the railroad stopped running. The train made one round trip in a day, said Dickerson. “It put Martin County on the map big time,” he said. “Also, Beaufort County and even Washington County because of the lumber and produce and grain they hauled for the farmers.” Dickerson owns land where the Jamesville terminus was located and

Jamesville, NC · 2d

The Daily Reflector

Nov. 7 Deeds of Trust

The following deeds of trust were recorded with the Pitt County Register of Deeds from Oct. 29-Nov. 4. Bernese Cox, Beverly Cox to Rocket Mortgage LLC $211,278 Michael Gonzi to Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation $106,000 Leon Ward Sylvester IV, Elizabeth Hayden Day Sylvester to State Employees’ Credit Union $375,000 Adam Barnett Gilreath to Alcova Mortgage LLC $134,000 Christopher Whalon, Donna Whalon to New Day Financial LLC $250,000 Zuely Villarreal Chavez to Jorge Alberto Yanez Rios $270,000 Soleta Maria Norman to Habitat for Humanity of Pitt County Inc. $225,871 Zuleima Angulo Diaz, Jean Carlos Angulo Diaz to Habitat for Humanity of Pitt County Inc. $225,871 Billie J. Wilson to Affiliated Mortgage Services (a/n/o Southern Bank and Trust Company) $166,400 Bells Fork Village LLC to Cedar Rapids Bank and Trust Company $6,108,000 Lilian Lee Faulconer, Alexander Austin Pace to State Employees’ Credit Union $470,000 Johnnie Brown, Tracy Brown to Affiliated Mortgage Services (a/n/o Southern Bank and Trust Company) $779,400 Carlos Rosario to DHI Mortgage Company Ltd. $247,000 Stephanie Dominguez-Mendoza to Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group LLC $176,900 Stephanie Dominguez-Mendoza to North Carolina Housing Finance Agency $15,000 Borden Builders LLC to KS Bank Inc. $372,000 Borden Builders LLC to KS Bank Inc. $373,600 Dorothy

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High school football: Panthers thumped out of 4A playoffs in 48-8 rout by Stallions

BETHEL — Two play-action passes against North Pitt’s defense that went for touchdowns — both on busted coverages — started the downfall for the Panthers’ football team and ended its season Friday. North Pitt never recovered as Southwest Onslow scored 24 second-quarter points en route to a 48-8 victory in a first-round matchup in the NCHSAA Class 4A playoffs at E.R. McNair Field. Southwest Onslow (5-6), the No. 19 seed in the East 4A bracket, advanced to the second round, where it is slated to face off against No. 3 Clinton on Nov. 13 in Sampson County. North Pitt got off to a 1-4 start in the regular season but won four of its last five games in the regular season, the lone loss in that stretch coming by a point to SouthWest Edgecombe in Pinetops. It didn’t see its momentum coming to a screeching halt in a home playoff game. “Just the way we came together in that last five-game run was very special,” North Pitt assistant coach Avery Respass said. “We have a great senior class: Xaden Maldonado, Bralan Wilson, Jayden Patterson, Chris Moore, Wisdom Mason, a lot of these guys come in and work their tails off.”

Bethel, NC · 2d

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Parmele celebrates community during annual Parmele Day

PARMELE, N.C. (WNCT) — Parmele Day is a day when citizens of the town of Parmele and surrounding areas come together to celebrate the joys of community with fun filled activities, music, and more. Today is no different than any other time Parmele Day has been held. It began with a parade, followed by music, […]

Parmele, NC · 1d

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Friday night high school football playoff scores

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - On Friday night, high schools took on their opponents in round one of the playoffs. Despite the rain across ENC, they were able to play under the Friday night lights for a chance to advance in the playoffs. Here are the final scores from the night.

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Council to consider $1M in traffic signal upgrades, discuss Town Common cafe

The Greenville City Council next week is set to consider spending slightly less than $1 million to upgrade traffic signals as part of a joint effort with the state transportation department. The council at its Thursday meeting is scheduled to discuss work with the N.C. Department of Transportation to replace components of the combined traffic signal system it shares with the city. The components include traffic signal controller units and their housing and the fiber-optic cable system that connects the signals to each other and to the city Traffic Control Center. The components are coming to the end of their usable life, according to the agenda materials for the 6 p.m. meeting at City Hall, 200 W. Fifth St. Two more meetings are set for 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday. Other updates include installing closed circuit television equipment at about 18 locations, new detectors for traffic responsive operations and pedestrian countdown displays at locations with existing signals. Also in the works are new controllers and cabinets at about 150 signals, preparation of a new traffic signal plan for all intersections and development of timing plans and installing more flashing yellow left turn signals at applicable intersections. There are