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Recovery Act reaches 10,000 transportation projects nationwide
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Vice President Joe Biden and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced that the Department of Transportation has jumpstarted more than 10,000 transportation projects across America thanks to its swift allocation of Recovery Act dollars.
NC principal prepares for upcoming retirement
For Tom Harvley-Felder, sitting behind a desk all day would be tough. "Administration encompasses so many different things in 24 hours," said Harvley-Felder, the principal atEast Lee Middle School.
Jurors in the Robin Sage lawsuit may have thought they were awarding nearly $1.5 million in damages, but that's not what the plaintiff will receive.
Former Deputy's Lawsuit Set for Trial
While a federal civil rights lawsuits against the Moore County Sheriff's Office and a former deputy who shot two student soldiers was settled this week, the deputy's own suit against the Army may be headed for its day in court early next year.
Teen dies of injuries suffered while fleeing house
A 16-year-old died from his injuries after fleeing from a house police said he and other teens broke into Saturday afternoon.
Festival Offers Glimpse Into Past
The Malcolm Blue farm in Aberdeen will be bustling with activity this Friday, Saturday and Sunday as thousands of visitors descend on the historic site.
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Lee County Bus Driver Suspended After DWI Arrest
A Lee County school bus driver has been suspended after police say she drove her school bus drunk and knocked down two mailboxes.
Clayton played major role in economic development
Charles "Bubba" Clayton was remembered Tuesday as an influential voice in the economic development of Wilson.
Two Arrested for Selling Cocaine, Heroin
Athree-month undercover drug operation resulted in the recent arrest of two Lee County residents on charges related to selling cocaine and heroin in the Cameron area.
Take a ride on 'Liberty Belle'
How'd you like to take a ride in a real World War II vintage aircraft? "Liberty Belle," a fully restored B-17 World War II bomber, is making an appearance this weekend at Sanford-Lee County Airport and anyone can purchase a ride and take a step back in time to gain respect for those who gave so much to protect our freedom.
There was a time when aircraft like this B-17G Flying Fortress filled the skies over Nazi Germany, spearheading the bloody Allied bombing campaign during World War II.
Local law firms, Duke University, specialize in animal welfare cases
The horse, a mare named Rain, died of starvation in a Willow Spring field. The grass had been gnawed to the ground.
Thunderstorms Roll Through County
Severe storms battered the county Monday, producing heavy downpours, several lightning strikes, hail and high winds.
Thunderstorms Roll Through County
Severe storms battered the county Monday, producing heavy downpours, several lightning strikes, hail and high winds.
Two Face Various Cocaine-Related Charges
A two-month investigation in the Carthage area by the Moore County Sheriff's Office narcotics unit resulted in the arrest Tuesday of two Sanford residents on various charges related to the sale of cocaine.
A view of the Triangle from 2,000 feet
"Except for the fact that it's expensive, flying is fairly egalitarian," says Charles Boss as we stand under cover watching the rain fall on the tarmac of Sanford-Lee County Airport.
NC man prepares for next chapter in his life
David Whitaker knows a thing or two about fighting. The retired Air Force master sergeant spent more than 20 years battling America's enemies around the globe.
Bill would offer more protection to bus-riding children
As one of the primary sponsors of a House Bill aimed at protecting children as they board and leave school buses, N.C. Rep.
Dirt flies in race for state GOP boss
North Carolina Republicans will choose a new party chairman Saturday in a race that has turned into a bitter brawl marked by personal accusations, a lawsuit and the sort of high-powered campaigns usually reserved for races for governor or the U.S. Senate.
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