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Del'vote faces assault with a deadly weapon charge
The Williamston Police Department made a report of Assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, failure to appear, assault on a female, larceny and injury to personal property was reported at 305 East Main St. in Williamston. That same day Jaromy Del’vonte Sheppard was charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, failure to appear, assault on a female, larceny and injury to personal property. Martin County...
Greenville lemonade stand raises money for Children's Miracle Network and ECU Health
GREENVILLE, N.C. — Sunday some Greenville kids were selling lemonade for a good cause. It was part of the 8th annual Miller and friends lemonade stand event. The lemonade and treats sold raised money for the Children's Miracle Network and Maynard Children's Hospital. 107.9 radio personality Marc Miller and his kids started the stand eight years ago, and say they're excited to see it continue to grow every year.
Campbell and East Carolina play to 0-0 draw
GREENVILLE, N.C. – Campbell women's soccer (1-1-2) played East Carolina (2-0-1) to a 0-0 draw at Johnson Stadium Sunday night. The first 25 minutes passed without much incident. ECU recorded the first three shots of the game, but only put one on frame that was an easy save for Sierra Vance.
New-look ECU RB room has some familiar faces at the top
Less than a year ago, offensive coordinator John David Baker was hired to the East Carolina staff to revamp an offense that struggled mightily in last year's 2-10 season. On his way in, he contacted an old friend in Utah State's running backs coach Rodney Freeman II. Rodney had previously worked with Baker roughly 10 years ago at Abilene Christian.
Ranking ECU football's transfer additions in order of expected impact on the 2024 season
There's no shortage of notable transfers expected to make an impact this season for the Pirates. East Carolina, just like the majority of every team in college football these days, saw its roster significantly change over the course of the offseason. Much of that movement came via the transfer portal, where players entered and exited. Upwards of 20 players entered the program at some point this offseason via the portal, while nearly just as many exited.
“Peculiar odors” may persist following J&J Snack Foods fire in Holly Ridge
HOLLY RIDGE, N.C. (WNCT) – People living in the area near the J&J Snack Foods facility may continue to experience strong odors following a fire at the facility last Monday. That fire caused significant structural damage, according the Holly Ridge Fire Department. In a Facebook post from the department Saturday, officials said the building is […]
Cumberland County kicks off school year with new non-invasive weapons detection system
Cumberland County Schools debut new security measures for first day of school. On Monday, about 50,000 students returned to Cumberland County's 86 schools. New this year in the district, a non-invasive weapons detection system will be installed in all middle and high schools starting in September. The system is something...
Turning hotels into apartments. Another project planned in Fayetteville.
The same developer that converted the former Bordeaux Motor Inn and Holiday Inn Bordeaux at 1707 Owen Drive into apartment-style living space has similar plans to convert another former motel into a living space, according to city records. The Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved a resolution at its Aug. 12 meeting for GoodHomes Inc. to be issued private activity bonds not to exceed $80 million by the Public Finance Authority. ...
Man shot by Nash County deputies fired pistol outside home, sheriff says
A man was shot by deputies Monday morning near Reges Store Road in Nashville. Nash County Sheriff Keith Stone said deputies were trying to arrest James Brehein, 52, after they were called to the home for a domestic situation. Two deputies shot the man after he came from around the...
Mural pays tribute to musician and Wilson native Lee Fields
A Chapel Hill artist hopes a new mural of soul singer Lee Fields will cause people to learn more about the Wilson native. The 12-foot by 12-foot mural of Fields is Scott Nurkin’s 25th of a musical personality. It is located on the side of the Wilson Economic Development Council building at 108 Barnes St. in downtown Wilson. Nurkin, 49, […] The post Mural pays tribute to musician and Wilson native Lee Fields first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Four people arrested during massive drug bust in Vance County
Heroin, cocaine, marijuana and more recovered from massive drug bust in Vance County. Authorities arrested and charged multiple people after a massive drug bust at a home in Vance County. According to the Vance County Sheriff’s Office, deputies, with assistance from the Henderson Police Department and North Carolina State Bureau...
Residents discuss Hotel Hinton project at courthouse green meeting
EDENTON — In a scene reminiscent of colonial times, about 40 Edenton residents gathered on the green at the historic 1767 Chowan County Courthouse last week to question how their local government plans to respond to a developer’s request to start renovations at the long-vacant Hinton Hotel property. Outer Banks based-SAGA Construction and Development has applied for a major special use permit from the town of Edenton to begin renovations on the Hotel Hinton property on East King Street. According to its plans, SAGA wants...
Traveling Monstrance makes visit to Windsor, Colerain
The towns of Colerain, Windsor and Williamston were graced this past weekend by a Traveling Monstrance sponsored by Williamston’s Holy Trinity Catholic Church. The religious procession was held in conjunction with the Diocese of Raleigh’s Centennial Celebration that began in January 2024. The event was held in Windsor on Friday, Aug. 16, in Williamston on Aug. 17 and in Colerain at the migrant farm on Sunday, Aug. 18. The goal...
2024 Season Preview: James Kenan football program looks to take steps forward
The James Kenan football program finished fourth in the conference in 2023, and they haven’t won the conference title since 2015; however, the Tigers are looking to make history this year and capture the 2024 conference title. In order to do that though, head coach Tim Grady said he knows that his team will have to defeat top powerhouses East Duplin and Wallace-Rose Hill. “Our goal is always to try...
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