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New locally-owned breakfast restaurant now open in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The city of Jacksonville now has a breakfast spot owned by locals as Eggs Up Grill had its grand opening early Tuesday at Gum Branch Crossing. The ownership team has roots to the city whether it’s through being in the Marines or working for the school district. The restaurant will be […]
National coffee chain plans Cumberland County debut in Hope Mills
A Minnesota-founded coffee company is growing its presence in North Carolina, including a forthcoming Hope Mills location. Caribou Coffee is building a 625-square-foot drive-thru location with outdoor seating and a walk-up window at 5837 Lakewood Drive expected to open in November, general manager Jordan MacGregor said Thursday. Located on a 0.5-acre property adjacent to...
1958 Corvette Restomod To Turn Heads At Saratoga Motorcar Auction
A 1958 Corvette Restomod, blending classic design with modern performance, headlines the Saratoga Motorcar Auction. This meticulously restored and customized 1958 Chevy Corvette Restomod seamlessly blends the iconic styling of the late 1950s with modern performance enhancements, offering the best of both worlds for enthusiasts and collectors alike. The 1958...
Local Long Leaf Pine Award Winner and Judge passed away, legacy lives on
Former Chief District IV Court Judge Stephen Monroe Williamson passed away Friday evening, August 30, 2024. The Honorable Stephen M. Williamson graduated from Campbell College with a degree in biology. He served in the Warsaw unit of the North Carolina National Guard. As a life-long farmer, Williamson was dedicated to his community. He had an extensive career as a teacher, probation officer, and figure in public safety and criminal justice. ...
Food Lion recalls ground beef sold in Spring Hope
SPRING HOPE — Food Lion has announced a recall involving four varieties of in-store prepared ground beef sold at its 603 E. Nash St. location. The Salisbury-based supermarket chain says it issued the recall because some packages of ground beef may contain traces of foreign material consistent with black foam specks from the product packaging. The recall affects only the […] The post Food Lion recalls ground beef sold in Spring Hope first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Clayton offers back-to-school resources, safety tips
CLAYTON — As students close the book on the first week of school, the town of has some tips to keep everyone on track and ensure a smooth transition into the new academic year. “To promote a safe environment around schools, the Clayton Police Department is reminding drivers to be extra cautious in school zones,” said town spokesman Nathanael Shelton. […] The post Clayton offers back-to-school resources, safety tips first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Fayetteville Police Department looks to lease space in former hotel
Fayetteville police officers will have an office in the eastern part of the city soon, city records show. The City Council voted Monday night to authorize the city manager to negotiate a lease with GoodHomes Communities LLC for space at the former Clarion Hotel, 1944 Cedar Creek Road, at an annual rate of $100 during the next three years. ...
Shots fired during road rage incident
A road rage incident on Highway 96 and Benton Drive near Oxford Sept. 2 took a dangerous turn as multiple shots were fired by a driver who left the scene. According to the Granville County Sheriff’s Office, it began as a tailgating road rage incident involving two vehicles, a Mustang and a black truck. The driver of the Mustang was […] The post Shots fired during road rage incident first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Target won’t be here for Christmas
SELMA — Attention, holiday shoppers. Retail giant Target won’t arrive in Eastfield in time for Christmas. “Target will not open until 2025,” said Michele Kisthardt, spokeswoman for AdVenture Development, the company behind Eastfield, a mixed-use development taking shape at Exit 97 on Interstate 95. But other retailers in the development’s first phase will open before the holidays. Those are: • […] The post Target won’t be here for Christmas first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Williamston man in need of new heart, liver, fighting through medical struggles
WILLIAMSTON, N.C. (WNCT) — A Williamston man is in need of a heart and liver transplant and he and his family are now asking for help from the community. As a teenager, Thomas Bass had it revealed to him that he had a heart murmur. “I had the heart surgery and then a few years […]
Acorn Festival returns Sept. 14
FOUR OAKS — This year’s Acorn Festival is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, in downtown Four Oaks. The festival will feature the following: • Classic Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show & Swap Meet on Main Street. • Antique Tractor Show. • Food trucks. • DJ playing music. • Business Expo. • Handcrafted Market. • Knockerball. […] The post Acorn Festival returns Sept. 14 first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Greene County Schools: Tennis coach's texts to players have been addressed
Greene County Schools told parents it cannot specify how it addressed "inappropriate" text messages parents said a Greene Central High School girls tennis coach sent to players, but they have been addressed. During a public address period at the Greene County Board of Education's Aug. 19 meeting, parent Tracy Smith said she was made aware of the messages sent to players by coach Tim Medlin on July 31. The following day she reached out to the administration about the messages, including one about dancing to...
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