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Supply man gets 5 years in federal prison for dealing cocaine (WWAY 3 Wilmington)
Submitted by Scott Pickey on Mon, 03/08/2010 - 4:24pm. READ MORE: United States Attorney George E.B. Holding announced that in federal court today Senior United States District Judge W. Earl Britt sentenced DUSTY LEE LEGGETT, 28, of Supply, North Carolina, to 60 months’ imprisonment followed by five years supervised release.Cape Fear region county-by-county roundup (The Fayetteville Observer) A Bladen Community College Resource and Lending Library for young children has opened in East Arcadia. On Feb. 27, about 100 people attended an open house and ribbon-cutting for the new children's resource center.
20 cattle killed in Highway 421 wreck (ABC11 Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville) Authorities spent Monday morning reloading cattle onto a truck
March Snow Melts Fast Despite Cold Temps (NBC 17 Raleigh) A wintry mix of rain and snow began falling in central North Carolina Tuesday afternoon, but by Tuesday night it was all snow. A Winter Weather Warning which was expected to expire at noon Wednesday has been cancelled. Wake County school officials say they will proceed with their regularly scheduled early dismisal today. Heavier amounts of snow fell just south of Raleigh in the Lee, Harnett and ...
Snow-slick roads claim one life (WRAL.com Raleigh) Rain, snow and the resulting slush on North Carolina roads proved deadly Tuesday night for a Duplin County woman.
Snow delays schools, leaves some slippery roads (WRAL.com Raleigh) In anticipation of slushy roads, several school systems, including Wake, Durham, Cumberland, Edgecombe, Franklin, Hoke and Wilson are operating on a 2-hour delay Wednesday morning. Lee County schools are closed.
New activists run in N.C. congressional race deluge (The Wilmington Star-News) By GARY D. ROBERTSON Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – Children of the tea party-type movements in North Carolina never dreamed they’d grow up so fast in the political world.
New activists run in congressional race deluge (Rocky Mount Telegram) RALEIGH — Children of the tea party-type movements in North Carolina never dreamed they’d grow up so fast in the political world.
Chatham, Lee counties hit hardest by snow (ABC11 Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville) Snow created traffic problems and power outages
Doyle faces primary challenge (The Smithfield Herald) SMITHFIELD - Incumbent District Attorney Susan Doyle will face a challenger in the Republican primary this year, and a Democratic challenger is waiting in the wings.