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Autumn Arts Show on display through Nov. 13 at Vance-Granville Community College
Entries in Autumn Arts 2009, the 34th annual juried art show sponsored by Vance-Granville Community College and the Kerr Lake Art Society, have been judged and are on display at Vance-Granville. The public is invited to view the artwork, which is on display on the second floor of Building 7 on the college's main campus in Vance County through Nov.
Some ABC stores lose money despite N.C.'s booze control
Alcohol is a $720 million a year business in North Carolina, and state law allows North Carolina government to have a monopoly on sales.
Foam manufacturer addings more than 70 jobs in NC
An Israeli foam manufacturing company is investing more than $7 million to open a North Carolina facility and add 72 jobs.
Four arrested in Vance on felony drug charges
The Vance County Narcotics Enforcement Division has arrested four people on drugs charges, Sheriff Peter White said Friday.
Henderson Police Department Log
Arrests a Eddie Williams, 41, of 1830 Farm St. was arrested Oct. 8. Misdemeanor failure to appear.
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159 NCHSAA Schools are ejection free for 2008-09
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association announced today that 159 member schools in the NCHSAA were ejection free during the 2008-09 school year.
Zebulon chase suspect caught in S.C.
Zebulon Police Chief Timothy Hayworth said that South Carolina law enforcement officers arrested a man wanted after a police chase Friday in which a Zebulon officer was run over.
Three charged in Zebulon police chase
Police are searching for the driver of a truck involved in a theft and chase early this morning that left a rookie police officer with a broken leg.
Bill Morrison spent more than 33 years working as an entertainment editor and writer with The News & Observer, getting paid to review movies and plays, watching television and interviewing celebrities.
Community members look at posters displaying possible changes to K-68 highway east of I-35 and west of Louisburg during a planing meeting at the Franklin County Office Annex building, 1418 S. Main St., Ottawa.
ECU 2003 Grad Killed In Car Accident Driver Charged With Felony DWI
Eddie Ogburn was a computer science major at ECU. He attended the school from 1999-2003. He was working in Raleigh as a PC Tech at SAS Font Size: A 33-year-old man from Louisburg is charged with a DWI after causing a fatal hit and run in Raleigh.
One dead, two injured in Raleigh wreck
A Louisburg man faces several charges after he was involved in an accident on Wake Forest Road early Saturday that killed one person and injured two others.
SBI probes mental patient's death
The State Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the death of a patient at a private mental hospital in Rocky Mount.
Rowing simulator is just the start for Philadelphia University's proposed college
Dan Tafe and Tim Poiesz display their Onland Automated Rowing Simulator, an example of the collaborative projects Philadelphia University hopes to achieve with its proposed College of Design, Engineering and Commerce.
SBI probes mental patient's death
The State Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the death of a patient at a private mental hospital in Rocky Mount.
Rocky Mount will hit the field twice this month in preparation for its season opener at Northern Durham on Friday, Aug.
Ottawa's Peoples Bank won't be sold to the First National Bank of Louisburg after all.
HON axing 93 at plant in Louisburg
One of the country's largest makers of office furniture, hard hit by the recession, will close its Louisburg plant by March and lay off 93 employees.
County Trying to Counter Unemployment
The joblessness rate in the Triangle is up just as the rate for the state is dropping.
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