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Fayetteville pedestrian struck and killed crossing intersection at Hope Mills Road
A man died after being hit by a car Friday in Fayetteville, police said.It happened just before 6:30 a.m. at Hope Mills Road and Redwood Drive.Police said 44-year-old Matthew Woolman was crossing the street when he was hit by a vehicle traveling southbound on Hope Mills Road.The driver of the vehicle stopped and cooperated with the investigation, FPD said.The incident remains under active investigation. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact Officer J. Deal at (910) 584-3692.Crimestoppers information can be submitted electronically.ALSO SEE | Gun found months after being used to kill 7-year-old in Fayetteville drive-by
Guilford County Sheriff’s Office talks 2020 homicide arrests
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Law enforcement gave an update after making arrests in a four year old homicide. Guilford County Sheriff’s Office held a press conference on Friday afternoon to discuss charges filed against Howard Hakeem Banks and Amari Alan Jackson, both 22, in the 2020 shooting death of Anthony Kristopher King, then 20. Banks […]
East Burke head football coach Derrick Minor resigns after two games
A head football coach has resigned just before week three of the 2024 high school football season. East Burke High School head coach Derrick Minor stepped down on Thursday. East Burke's principal Anna Moose confirmed the news in a press release. Minor texted a statement to the Morganton Herald which cited health issues for the reason behind his departure.
Prescription for crisis: Rural pharmacies struggle to stay open
People in rural communities depend on local pharmacies for more than just prescription medicines. Many rural pharmacies offer immunizations, blood pressure testing and other services that can be difficult to get in remote places where traditional health care providers are few and far between. In some areas, a rural pharmacist “may be the only trained health professional in town,” according to Professor Delesha Carpenter of the Eshelman School of Pharmacy at UNC Chapel Hill.
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