Thursday May 16 | The Times
The First Baptist Church of Carrabelle has welcomed a new pastor, the Rev. Byron Sherman, pictured above at the riverfront festival.
Food Lion reinvests in produce, adds 800 jobs
Movement expected to remain about the same. Trading moderate. Prices 36s and 40s lower, others generally unchanged.
Food Lion revamps 78 Maryland stores
Food Lion revamped 178 of its locations in five states, including 78 in Maryland.
The Asheville Citizen-Times ran an editorial on May 3 on the state's film and TV production incentives that did not paint a full picture of the success of a program that sustained more than 4,000 jobs and brought $376 million of spending into North Carolina last year alone.
Whistleblower 9: Woman livid after private medical information exposed
A different woman found it in her bag after she had picked up a prescription for her son.
Shaw Univ. launches program to promote entrepreneurship
The two-year partnership is one of 59 that the SBA plans to establish with historically black colleges and universities in the Southeast, and the first of 10 with North Carolina schools.
Editorial: Glad to see people taking a stand
If it's Monday, chances are, the Rev. William Barber and others standing with the state NAACP are heading back to the capital in Raleigh to risk arrest.
Experts question effectiveness of NAACP protests
Nearly 50 protesters working with the state NAACP have been arrested at the General Assembly over the past two weeks in what the civil rights group says is the start of a larger campaign to combat what it calls an extremist agenda in a Republican-held state legislature.
GWU graduation ceremonies Monday
Among about 750 students receiving degrees Monday, the university will award posthumous honorary degrees to the families of Ariane Patterson and Glenda Weaver.
Yale graduate David Hagy has spent 25 years challenging and...
The season ends Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Catawba College's Keppel Auditorium, 2300 W. Innes St., Salisbury.
Shaw Univ. launches program to promote entrepreneurship
The two-year partnership is one of 59 that the SBA plans to establish with historically black colleges and universities in the Southeast, and the first of 10 with North Carolina schools.
North Carolina-filmed series to air on Fox
In "Sleepy Hollow," a thrilling new action-adventure drama based on a modern-day retelling of Washington Irving's classic, Ichabod Crane wakes up from the throes of death 250 years in the future.
Pikes Peak Return For Upgraded TMG Ev P002
TOYOTA Motorsport GmbH has sent a revised TMG EV P002 to Pikes Peak International Hill Climb to defend its electric title.
Charlotte mayor to speak at Livingstone ceremony
Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx is giving the commencement address at Livingstone College in Saturday as he ends the week when he was nominated as for transportation secretary.
Music professor Keith Lloyd presented a clinic, "A Systematic Approach to Improving Your Percussion Skills: What's Your Routine?" for students and teachers at the Montana Day of Percussion on March 23 in Bozeman, Mont.
Trio charged with ripping up Norfolk Southern track
A Norfolk Southern engineer said his train nearly derailed in Salisbury, N.C., on Tuesday afternoon after striking a rail that had been ripped up from a side track.
Suspect sought in break-ins in eastern Rowan
Rowan authorities are searching for a 19-year-old man in connection with recent break-ins in the eastern part of the county.
MerleFest 2013 Announces Winners of Instrument Contests
MerleFest 2013, presented by Lowe's, held the Doc Watson Guitar Championship and the Merle Watson Bluegrass Banjo Contest on Friday, April 26.
Solid talent lined up for Plaza Jam season
The city has scheduled another season of great musical entertainment with the line-up for the 2013 Thursday Plaza Jam.