Trenton News

A medical facility in Jones County that serves about 200 uninsured or underinsured patients per month closed its doors this week after its parent company didn't renew its contract.

SWANSBORO V.F.W. POST 9960 hosts a dance from 8 p.m. to midnight July 11featuring music by "Killing Time." Cost $10 per person.

TRENT RIVER OAKEY Grove M.B. Association Usher's Convention held June 26-28 at the Headquarters building.

The following driving while impaired arrests were reported by the State Highway Patrol: Barbara Dixon Tuggle, 53, 259 La Wane Lane, Trenton, June 20, .09. Arresting trooper: J. Zamora.

The Spiritual QCs are returning to the area this weekend by popular demand. The gospel group from Tupelo, Miss., will be the featured act in "A Night with Lee Williams & The Spiritual QCs" at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Jones County Civic Center, 832 N.C. 58 S., Trenton.

Live video of the graduation ceremonies at Havelock, New Bern and West Craven high schools will be available Saturday morning.

The following driving while impaired arrests were reported by the State Highway Patrol: Sharon W. James, 50, 137 Stroud Road, Trenton, May 11, results pending.

JACKSONVILLE New River Lions Club meets at 6:30 p.m. May 25 at Logan's Roadhouse.

Dozens of students at Jones Middle School went to jail Friday morning. Fortunately, they didn't have to leave campus to get put behind bars - nor did they have to stay locked up very long.

At a press conference in Trenton this morning, District Attorney Dewey Hudson announced that Damaris Guzman, a 13-year-old Kinston girl, died after being run over by a train Wednesday morning.

The following arrests were reported by the Jones County Sheriff's Office: William R. Jones, 38, 781 Ten Mile Fork Road, Trenton, April 22, non-support. Bond: $100. Arresting deputy: Anthony Taylor.

A Burlington company is crossing its fingers that a $2.35-million earmark submitted by U.S. Rep.

He tells soldiers in the 18th Airborne Corps that they have given Iraqis hope for peace.

" Officials in Trenton, N.C. voted to create a curfew to keep people under 18 off the streets from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. in an attempt to keep the nighttime peace.

In the midst of uncertain economic times, local education officials are trying to balance their budgets for fiscal 2010.

It's a new era for Lenoir Community College in Jones County. After 10 months of construction work, the college's new facility - located along N.C. 58 across from the Jones County Industrial Park - was completed ahead of schedule.

A small town in southeastern North Carolina has imposed a curfew for those under age 18.

A small town in southeastern North Carolina has imposed a curfew for those under age 18.

Let's see - you've had the sports editor and content editor editions of "Ask Bryan" ; now it's time for the managing editor edition of AB.

Jones Senior High School junior Jan Nanthanorath of Kinston was among the JSHS art students whose work was on display at the Jones County Courthouse one night last week.