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By: Julian Eure
CURRITUCK — A Knotts Island man being held in lieu of a $1.5 million secured bond on child sex charges worked as a school custodian in the Currituck County Schools
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For the fifth year in a row, Perquimans County won’t be classified by the N.C. Department of Commerce as being among the 40 most economically distressed counties in North Carolina.
By: Julian Eure
Shown is the site on Sandy Road where Pasquotank sheriff’s deputies and the N.C. State Bureau of Investigation are investigating the discovery Dec. 2 of human remains. Investigators now believe the remains were those of a male who died as a result of foul play, a sheriff's official said Friday.
Elizabeth City State University history professor Dr. Glen Bowman, left, stands with 1971 ECSU graduate Queen Moore during the university’s 179th commencement ceremony in the R.L. Vaughan Center, Saturday. Moore was one of three ECSU graduates belatedly presented the Bearer of the Mace award for having the highest grade-point average in their graduating class.
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By: Julian Eure, Vernon Fueston
Levi Alan Jeremias Sauermann, the first baby born at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center in 2025, poses for a photo with his parents, Adrian Sauermann, left, and Reagan Langwell, at the hospital on New Year’s Day. Levi was born at 6:34 a.m. on Wednesday.
GREENVILLE — Team 252 carried a slim 14-10 advantage into halftime on Saturday afternoon in the annual high school football showcase against Team 919, then delivered a defensive knockout punch
By: Julian Eure
A man who was found deceased lying under a tree Wednesday morning had been provided a room at a local hotel the previous night but chose not to stay there, Elizabeth City's interim manager said Thursday.
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