07/12/11 In December 1955, a special fund was created and entrusted to the Vestry of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Hertford, by the Thomas Gregory Skinner family.
07/11/11 ALBEMARLE, N.C. (AP) - Jury selection has begun in the trial of a man accused of killing eight people and wounding three others at a North Carolina nursing home two years ago.
07/11/11 ALBEMARLE, N.C. - Jury selection has begun in the trial of a man accused of killing eight people and wounding three others at a North Carolina nursing home two years ago.
07/11/11 Jury selection has begun in the trial of a man accused of killing eight people and wounding three others at a North Carolina nursing home two years ago.
07/09/11 CARTHAGE, N.C. - For two years, Wanda Luck has been trying to keep busy with two jobs, her children and her church to try to forget the day her husband barged into a North Carolina nursing home and killed seven elderly patients and a nurse.
07/09/11 MITCH WEISS Associated Press CARTHAGE, N.C. For two years, Wanda Luck has been trying to keep busy with two jobs, her children and her church to try to forget the day her husband barged into a North Carolina nursing home and killed seven elderly patients and a nurse. Prosecutors say 47-year-old Robert Stewart's target in March 2009 was Luck, his estranged wife. The nurse's assistant survived by ...
06/26/11 Jim Bridges stands upon the black and white checkered floor of the City Wine Sellar in downtown Elizabeth City, slowly pacing, occasionally addressing one of the folks that make up a small crowd gathering in the surrounding tables.
06/25/11 The American Legion Post 74 in Albemarle County is encouraging you to ditch your old cell phone as part of a nationwide project called Cell Phones for Soldiers.
06/23/11 CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- In some ways it sounds like the Cinderella story, except it was decidedly without the prince and glass slipper ending. In the 1970s, 59-year-old Janice Black was living with a stepmother who took custody of her after the death of her father. "She took me out of school so I could take care of her daughter's five kids," Black remembered Thursday. "I did dishes, changed diapers ...
06/21/11 Last Thursday’s filing in U.S. District Court will place the couple’s assets under Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection and under the control of a court-appointed trustee.
06/21/11 MANTEO, N.C. -- The wildfire that crews have been fighting in Dare County for weeks now is almost fully contained. Officials said on Monday that the pains bay wildfire is now 95-percent contained.
06/20/11 A local tourist attraction is taking a big budget blow. For the first time in the history of the North Carolina Transportation Museum, the spot will no longer be run with state money.
06/20/11 MANTEO, N.C. - Overnight rain provided some relief to crews on the scene of the Pains Bay wildfire.
06/20/11 MANTEO, N.C. - Dare County wildfire crews continue to hope for rain to aid in their battle against the Pains Bay wildfire.
06/19/11 Goalie Kai Shin's academic excellence and outstanding athleticism at Western Albemarle High School earned him the title of Male Student Athlete of the Year.
06/19/11 Johnston County baseball legend Sam Narron worked his way into a decades-long career in pro baseball by taking advantage of the opportunities his love of the game created.
06/16/11 MANTEO, N.C. -- Crews battling the Pains Bay wildfire are making progress.
06/15/11 Suzanne Rohrbaugh recalls her time at Davidson County Community College as her mission work the past 17 1/2 years.
06/14/11 Scott McLaughlin, a North Carolina businessman and the owner of Albemarle Boats, acquired Carolina Classic Boats. Albemarle and Carolina Classic, both located in Edenton, N.C., will unite to build sportfishing boats ranging in size from 24 to 41 feet.
06/14/11 GREENVILLE, NC June 14, 2011 - Ready. Set. Dig. That is exactly what University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina officials and guests did today when they broke ground on the Childrens Hospital addition.The new addition will provide dedicated space to meet the medical needs of the smallest patients and their families from newly designed patient rooms to pediatric equipment and specially... | 
