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11 convenient stores fail ABC underage compliance checks
Eleven convenience stores failed a Wilson County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board underage compliance check earlier this month that was part of an ongoing campaign targeting those who sell to minors. Wilson County ABC Board’s Enforcement Division officers conducted 19 underage compliance checks at businesses in Wilson on Aug. 2., according to a Wilson County ABC Board news release. Eight of […] The post 11 convenient stores fail ABC underage compliance checks first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
'I hate to see it go': Bar known as NC State staple closing its doors amid ALE investigation
Goat Bar in Raleigh closes; owner says it comes after an ALE raid. A North Carolina State University fixture for more than two decades announced it is closing its doors amid an investigation by Alcohol Law Enforcement. The owners of the Goat Bar, a bar on Western Boulevard, announced they...
Jags win third straight ECI, finish summer undefeated
For a Farmville Central basketball program that’s gone to six straight 2A state championship games, winning four and losing the other two by a possession each, head coach Larry Williford expects excellence. Over that span, the Jaguars are 163-9 overall and 65-0 in conference play. “Every year, the expectation at Farmville Central High School is to win the league, be a No. 1 seed and go as far as you...
Too good to be true? How one top NC high school football recruit keeps his focus sharp
Still a junior, Clayton High School’s Keshawn Stancil has more than a dozen offers from top college football programs, including SEC stalwart Georgia and NC State, of which he’s ‘always been a fan.’
34-Year-Old Marijuana Joint Breaks Cold Case: DNA Links Suspect to 1989 Hit-and-Run Death, Cops Say
Authorities in North Carolina said DNA from a 34-year-old marijuana joint have helped them to identify the suspect in a 1989 hit-and-run death, RadarOnline.com can reveal.On Dec. 29, 1989, Ruth Buchanan, 52, was crossing the street in a crosswalk in Charlotte when she was struck by a driver who ran a red light, according to The News & Observer. The driver did not stop to render aid.According to ABC News, Buchanan was transported to a nearby hospital, where she ultimately died from her injuries.Authorities said Buchanan was out shopping for an upcoming New Year’s Eve trip when she was struck...
NCDHHS invests $4.5M to expand N.C. Child Treatment Program and strengthen behavioral health services for children
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today announced a $4.5 million investment in the NC Child Treatment Program, a statewide initiative to train mental health providers in trauma-informed treatment models for children with complex behavioral health needs. NCDHHS is investing to expand access to proven behavioral health treatments so young people and their families receive the support they need sooner, and in the communities where they live and learn.
Rosewood Valedictorian Begins Collegiate Journey at UMO
MOUNT OLIVE – As the fall semester begins at the University of Mount Olive (UMO), Aaron Ingram stands ready to embark on a new chapter as an incoming freshman. Ingram, a distinguished scholar from Rosewood High School, arrived with a solid academic record, a passion for agriculture, and a deep commitment to faith and community service.
Soccer Recap: Franklinton Has No Trouble Against Vance County
After failing to score in their last matchup, Franklinton made sure to put some goals up on the board against Vance County on Tuesday. They walked away with a 4-2 win over the Vance County Vipers. That two goal margin sets a new team best for the Rams this season.
Men's Cross Country tied for eighth in preseason poll
GREENVILLE, S.C. (Aug. 28) – The University of Mount Olive men's cross country program tied for eighth in the preseason Conference Carolinas poll, which was announced by the league office on Wednesday morning. The Trojans placed ninth at the Conference Carolinas Championship last season and will look to improve...
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