Pikeville News

Max and Cindy Hubrich of Pikeville prepare to cast their votes with the help of Wayne County Board of Elections Judge Judy Cordeiro and Precinct Assistant Patsy Howard at the Pikeville Fire Station this morning.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office has charged three men with throwing rocks through the windshields of oncoming cars.

The 35th annual Wayne County Fire Princess Pageant will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Paramount Theatre on Center Street in downtown Goldsboro.

News-Argus reporter Laura Collins, left, and septic tank installer Charlie Holland of Brock's Septic Tank Service dig out saturated soil and replace it with clean sand on a job site in Pikeville.

The company that provided financial products to Market Street Advisors is now saying 12 or 13 clients lost $2.5 million.

Eastern Alamance boys' cross country standout Jake Hurysz can add another feat to an already impressive list of career accolades.

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A Wayne County shooting suspect was taken into custody Friday morning by the Wilson Police Department's Special Response Team at the Wayside Motel on U.S. 301.

A shooting in a motel parking lot has police searching for a gunman. Goldsboro police say Marlow Holmes was shot Saturday night in the parking lot of the Economy Inn on West Grantham Street.

Vice President Joe Biden's visit to Eastern Carolina is designed to show how the federal stimulus plan is helping improve health care and public safety in rural communities.

Pikeville resident Kathy House created a piece of art that might initially sound like an oxymoron: a ballgown made out of feed sacks.

The Tennessee Smokies, Class AA minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs, announce a series of roster moves Thursday.

The Tennessee Smokies, Class AA minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs, announce a series of roster moves Thursday.

Residents of many towns in Wilson, Nash and Wayne countieswill be able to cast their ballots in several contested municipal races this fall.

No one's been charged yet in the shooting death of a 32 year old in Wayne County, even though authorities say he was allegedly killed by a family member.

Only a handful of races have developed for this November's municipal and sanitary water district elections including ones for mayor in Mount Olive and Pikeville and another for the Pikeville town board.

Emmie Collins, left, and Amanda Stevens, right, both 9, sign to the song "I Am a Friend of God" during worship services at Blended Fellowship Mission in Pikeville on Wednesday evening.

Wayne Community College honored 239 students for outstanding academic achievement in the spring semester.

An 18-year-old Pikeville man pleaded guilty to a role in the 2008 arson of turn-of-the-century Gov.

The Wayne Community College Small Business Center and the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce honored three local businesses Thursday at the 14th annual Wayne County Small Business of the Year Awards.