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GREENVILLE - A federal grand jury here on Oct. 27 issued a multi-count indictment charging Lashawn Monte Moore, also known as “Scoob,” and Derryel Bell, also known as “Block,” both from Northampton County, for distributing meth and fentanyl. In counts one, two, and eight, the Grand...
HALIFAX COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - The Halifax County Sheriff’s Office arrested a convicted felon after they said a gun was found in his car today. Just after 1 a.m., deputies said they pulled over Antione Pierce in the 500 block of Highway 48 near Roanoke Rapids because his car had no license plate.
AHOSKIE – As the largest town in the Roanoke-Chowan area, Ahoskie is home to the greatest number of businesses and attracts the highest number of shoppers. But there’s always room for growth. Ahoskie received a grant to develop a retail strategies program and be part of the Retail...
Leadership in Raleigh will look a bit different when those elected to the General Assembly this year are sworn in January. After years of Republicans controlling both the state senate and the state house, the Democrats will now be the majority in the house. As for the senate, the Republicans still hold a majority, but a much closer one than they had before.
A Marthasville man has been charged with felony second-degree domestic assault following an incident Nov. 9, according to court documents. The Warren County Sheriff’s Department responded to a residence in the 18100 block of Highway O at approximately 1:45 a.m. that morning after receiving a report that Justin Karll had assaulted his girlfriend, who he lived with in the basement of the home.
A student at Black Hawk Middle School in Warrenton stabbed multiple people Thursday morning, Nov. 12, injuring two seriously, according to multiple sources. Warren County R-III School District Superintendent Gregg Kinginsmith released a statement Thursday afternoon saying that the student had arrived late to his first hour class that morning and when his teacher let the student in, he immediately stabbed the teacher and two other students.
By the time one group finished their Littleton Womans’ Club meal, another was waiting to find a seat and dig into their food during the Nov. 4 Harvest Luncheon at the Littleton Lions Club. Patsy Harrell knew the deal. After all, she’s been there and done that, and she is far from the only one.
The Warren County salary commission approved raises last week that will bring the county commissioners’ pay in line with other county officials including the recorder of deeds, county clerk, collector, treasurer, assessor and public administrator. Currently, those positions all make $81,007.25. Following the Nov. 5 salary commission vote, Presiding...
