Dunn News

Bond $5,700; court date July 9. 5/20 - Dianna Carroll Phillips, 39, 68 Michael Lucas Lane, Dunn, cyberstalking, resisting public officer and possession drug paraphernalia.

No bond ; court date May 28. 5/15 - Jermaine Monte Cruz, 19, 84 Livingston Lane, Clinton, financial card fraud.

Daniel Louis Dunn, 21, of 31 Futrell Road, Selma, was arrested May 2 and charged with possession of a stolen firearm and violating a domestic protection order.

A tractor trailer hauling peanuts lies on its side while investigators from the Kinston Department of Public Safety check out the scene Tuesday night.

The Ava Gardner Museum will screen "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 19, at the Howell Theatre, 141 S. Third St., Smithfield.

A homegoing service will be held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 14, at Trinity AME Zion Church, 700 E Johnson St, Dunn.

Clinton Appliance & Furniture Co. was started in 1952 by J.A. Williams and the late Lyman Melton Horne Sr.

A bill requiring health insurers in North Carolina to charge the same for oral cancer drugs as traditional intravenous medications has received initial approval from the House.

With another regular meeting held Monday night and the impending budget looming, no timetable has been given for the return of the Sampson County Board of Commissioners' longest-tenured member Jarvis McLamb, who continues to recover from a stroke he suffered nearly two months ago.

Bond $15,000; court date May 15. 5/3 - Lamas Vidal Jones, 29, 318 Glory Lane, Newton Grove, possession of Schedule VI controlled substance and Possession of Schedule III controlled substance.

Clinton Appliance & Furniture Co. was started in 1952 by J.A. Williams and the late Lyman Melton Horne Sr.

Watercolors by students of Jim Brown are on display this month at the Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield, 305 Market St., Smithfield.

Bond $1,000; court date May 28. 4/25 - Woodrow Sidney Taylor, 29, 738 Dunn Road, Roseboro, intoxicated and disruptive.

A 34-year-old Dunn woman has found herself in trouble with city law enforcement after being stopped for suspicion of impaired driving and then reportedly backing into the officer's patrol car as he was attempting to retrieve the alco-sensor from the vehicle.

Eastern North Carolina's Sudan Shriners return to New Bern again this year for their Spring Ceremonial on May 3 and 4. The Shriners, with thousands of members in more than 40 counties, traditionally hold the Winter Ceremonial in New Bern.