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Swansboro police warn of suspicious person reportedly attempting to enter homes
What is the description of the suspicious person in Outrigger Drive?. Why is Swansboro Police warning residents about the suspicious person?. The Swansboro Police Department is asking residents to remain vigilant following reports of a suspicious person allegedly attempting to enter homes in the Outrigger Drive area. According to police,...
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Pink Hill man arrested on indecent exposure charge at Kinston bar, police say
KINSTON, Lenoir County — A Pink Hill man was arrested Saturday afternoon after police say they found him exposing himself while standing on top of a bar in Kinston. According to the Kinston Police Department, C-Squad officers responded around 3:58 p.m. on Nov. 7 following a report of indecent exposure.
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18-year-old, two juveniles charged after vehicle break-ins reported in La Grange
LA GRANGE, Lenoir County — An 18-year-old and two juveniles were charged after deputies responded to reports of people breaking into vehicles in La Grange, according to the Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies were called to the area of West King Street around 2:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 8....
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Another Poultry Jubilee sizzles into history books
ROSE HILL — Once a year, the covers are removed from the World’s Largest Frying Pan in Rose Hill, the compartments are filled with cooking oil and hundreds of pounds of breaded chicken are dumped in to the bubbly mix. As the smells of good old-fashioned fried chicken drift into the air, the line starts forming, the carnival rides start spinning, and the annual North Carolina Poultry Jubilee gets underway. This year’s event, held Friday night and all day Saturday by the World’s Largest Frying Pan and the Rose Hill Fire Department, turned out near-perfect, despite rain threatening to cancel the festivities. “What a record-breaking year!” organizers wrote on the jubilee’s Facebook page. “From the number of vendors and guests to the hours so many traveled to visit Rose Hill, your support was incredible. And of course, that block-long line for chicken said it all. Chicken sold out by 1:30 p.m.” In addition to the chicken plates and buckets, there were also various other food vendors, numerous arts and crafts vendors, live musical entertainment, carnival rides and an antique car show. One of the signature events is the cake auction, where the NC Poultry Jubilee pageant queens auction off homemade