Cal Bryant is an Editor at RRSpin. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, legal affairs, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, juvenile detention, and the legal rights of minors. His work has been featured in The Daily Reflector, The Daily Advance, and Roanoke Chowan News Herald.
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Ahoskie, United States (Local)
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Seats open on Bertie School Board and Soil & Water District Supervisors in all four local counties
SECU official helped lead the way on successful projects
Lobbying for a property tax decrease
Local truck driver claims he was assaulted in the county courthouse and suffered permanent eye damage and vision impairment
Attorneys representing a local commercial truck driver have filed a $20-plus million lawsuit against a former Northampton County deputy as well as against veteran Sheriff Jack Smith.
New fence erected on Broad Street near Murfreesboro Historic District
Incident occurred Saturday on Somerton Creek in Gates County
Ahoskie Police investigating Saturday afternoon incident
AHOSKIE – Up until last week, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain (BGCCP) provided youth with access to safe, supportive, and enriching programs in eight counties of eastern North Carolina.
Local physician honored by Hertford County Commissioners
