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RPD wreath-laying ceremony remembers detective who died in line of duty in 1922
Detective Tom G. Crabtree lost his life in the line of duty on Sept. 1, 1922.Crabtree served with the department for nine years.Outside the Raleigh Law Enforcement Training Center in southeast Raleigh, officers laid a wreath to remember his service."Sadly, time tends to erode or diminish the memories and legacies of our fallen officers," said Police Chief Estella Patterson. "But we as a law enforcement family will never let that happen. We will always remember and honor our fallen and celebrate the life of service that they so proudly exemplified."
Miami Hurricanes: 9th Year Senior Catches First Canes Touchdown of 2024 Season
This offseason, the NCAA cleared Miami Hurricanes senior Cam McCormick for his ninth college football season. In 2023, an injured-riddled college career positioned McCormick to tie former Northern Illinois linebacker Kyle Pugh for most seasons at the college ranks with eight. However, with the NCAA clearing McCormick for a ninth year, he entered Saturday’s season opener against the Florida Gators with the rare and unprecedented distinction of playing a ninth season.
Hot seat report for NC coaches
After a brief taste of college football this past weekend, we get a full schedule of games this weekend. That includes all seven FBS teams in North Carolina, who kicked off their respective seasons starting on Thursday. Four of the seven in-state teams are coming off of bowl appearances, while...
‘We’re never out of the game’: Terry Sanford football goes on furious rally at Scotland
After a hectic Friday night of Week 2 football due to the disturbance of NC weather, Friday Night Lights turned into Saturday kickoffs after games were postponed. Terry Sanford travelled to Scotland High School for a highly-anticipated match, and the results showed after a combined 83-point showdown by both teams with the Bulldogs' halted comeback resulting in a 42-41 loss to the Fighting Scots. ...
Food Lion recalls multiple in-store prepared ground beef from store in Spring Hope
Food Lion recalled multiple in-store produced ground beef from a store in Spring Hope.According to a Saturday news release, four varieties of in-store prepared ground beef "may contain traces of foreign material consistent with black foam specks from the product packaging."The recall affects these products produced August 29, 2024, with a sell-by date of August 31, 2024: 73% Lean Fresh Ground Beef (All Sizes) 80% Lean Fresh Ground Chuck (All Sizes) 85% Lean Fresh Ground Beef Round (All Sizes) 93% Lean Fresh Ground Beef (All Sizes)The store is at 603 E Nash St.Anyone who has purchased these products should not consume them and return them to the Spring Hope Food Lion store for a refund totaling twice the purchase price.
World-class beer arrives in Littleton
Timber Waters Brewing Company Front House Manager Emily Rogers flashed an ear-to-ear smile when Brewmaster Kyle Rakosky snapped the scissors to cut the ribbon Friday afternoon to signal the official opening of Littleton’s newest business. “When I got here in October we were still going through the construction phase,”...
Nash County Public Schools to start randomly screening elementary school students
Nash County Public Schools to begin random screenings of elementary school students. Nash County Public Schools will soon implement new safety procedures at elementary schools. In a note sent to parents Friday, the district said it will begin picking students at random to walk through metal detectors or get wanded.
1 seriously injured after hit-and-run involving motorcycle in Cumberland County
A person is seriously injured Saturday morning after a hit-and-run involving a motorcycle.It happened just before midnight in Cumberland County at I-95 Business/US Highway 301 and Elk Road intersection.Upon arrival, first responders found a motorcycle and the rider lying in the roadway.Our ABC11 crew on the scene said, however, that the 'reported' motorcycle looked like a dirt bike.The motorcyclist was taken to Cape Fear Valley Hospital with life-threatening injuries. They have not been identified.No further details have been released.All southbound lanes of I-95 Business/US Hwy 301 were closed temporarily afterward.North Carolina Highway State Patrol is conducting an investigation.
Amazon donates over $3,500 worth of school supplies to Lenoir County Public Schools
Amazon’s distribution site in Kinston has continued their tradition of providing supplies for those who need it most in Lenoir County Public Schools this year. On August 15th, Amazon delivered 150 packs of supplies and backpacks, worth $3,633 to district leaders ahead of the school year. These supplies will be distributed across the county to K-12 students in need. These students will be identified by teachers, school counselors, and administrators.
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