May 27, 2008 | Inside Carolina
North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams gets the same feeling driving home to Asheville now as he did coming home in his "Blue Goose" Ford Mustang decades ago.
June date set; candidates speak BY AL STAINBACK June date set; candidates speak DAILY DISPATCH WRITER The Vance County Board of Elections declared a Demo cratic party primary-runoff for the District 4 school ...
The following people were indicted Monday by a Pitt County grand jury. All information, including addresses, is from court records.
Voters say health care important
“They are the largest growing part of the population in North Carolina”
Several candidates in the primary elections have several proposals for improving and expanding health care in the state. via Rocky Mount Telegram
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Candidates offer plans for growth
“We've got to admit things are slow in some areas. But with the different entities working, we've got the feelers out there.”
Among the issues facing Eastern North Carolina during this year's election, some of the more talked about are economics and growth. via Rocky Mount Telegram
Politics becoming very interesting as we come down to May 6
Politics becoming very interesting as we come down to May 6 For What It is Worth by Rick Stewart 16.APR.08 The local political scene certainly is getting interesting. via Kenly News
Residents need to submit nominations for this year I was recently asked to name some important people from the area for a list of potential "Edgecombe Notables" for a brochure to be designed by some N.C. State ... via Daily Southerner
Pitt County Holds Second in Series of Public Forums on Ending Chronic Homelessness
Pitt County The Blue Ribbon Task Force of the 10-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness in Pitt County will hold the second in a series of public forums, entitled Closing the Revolving Door to Homelessness: ... via WNCT-TV Greenville
North Carolina commitment Reggie Bullock participated in Dave Telep's Carolina Challenge last weekend. via Inside Carolina
Carolina Challenge showcases prospects
Many of the best high school boys basketball underclassmen are expected to participate in the Carolina Challenge at Cary Academy on Saturday. via News Observer
Arrests - Xavier Judd, of 111 S. Clark Street, was arrested and charged with possession with intent to manufacture, sell, and deliver marijuana, manufacturing marijuana, and maintaining a vehicle used for ... via Home in Henderson
“When I get to Raleigh, I want to immediately see if I can't get some positions of interest with veterans affairs up there”
NASHVILLE A Rocky Mount councilman filed Tuesday to run for a seat in the N.C. General Assembly. via Rocky Mount Telegram
Police prepare for pedal power Lt. Todd Clingenpeel, an officer from the Roanoke, Va., Police Department, braves temperatures in the 30s by wearing cycling shorts as he conducts a bicycle training class for ... via Daily Dispatch
Adult-care rating plan in dispute
“We want the ratings to mean something, so that the consumer can have confidence that it reflects the quality of life in the facility”
The state's new star rating system for adult care homes goes into effect in April and is to start producing an easy-to-understand measure of quality next January. via News Observer
DAILY DISPATCH/ASHLEY STEVEN AYSCUE Water from a puddle on the roadway sprays upward and across the hood of this Ford sport-utility vehicle as it travels along Dabney Drive Thursday afternoon. via Daily Dispatch
Commitment Q&A: Reggie Bullock
Bullock at the Smith Center on Wednesday By Evan Daniels Inside Carolina Date: Jan 9, 2008 Reggie Bullock was in Chapel Hill on Wednesday afternoon to formally commit to Roy Williams and the Tar Heels. via Inside Carolina
Bullock at the Smith Center on Wednesday
Reggie Bullock was in Chapel Hill on Wednesday afternoon to formally commit to Roy Williams and the Tar Heels. via Inside Carolina
Soldier Accused of Abusing Stepson
“They had it covered up. But the sound picked up and that's what got him caught”
A soldier has been accused of severely beating his 3-year-old stepson on Christmas after the boy's grandparents placed a hidden camera in the child's bedroom and picked up sounds of suspected beatings. via StarNewsOnline.com