November 17, 2009
RALEIGH (AP) — Lawyers for a disgraced former state legislator have gone back to court seeking to overturn his conviction for obstruction of justice.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Costco customers may have to look elsewhere for Coca-Cola products now that the retailer has stopped carrying them because the pair are fighting over prices.
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WINSTON-SALEM — A man faces charges after police say he robbed the same convenience store four days apart.Shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday, Winston-Salem police were called to the Fairway One Stop at 225 S. Broad St. after the store was robbed. Witnes...
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WINSON-SALEM — A man armed with a handgun robbed a Church's Chicken on Monday night, police said.At 10:56 p.m., Winston-Salem police officers responded to an armed robbery call at 1301 N. Patterson Ave.The manager told police an armed man entered th...
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GREENSBORO — Two men robbed a couple who had entered their vehicle Monday night after eating at a Waffle House, police said.About 9:15 p.m., Steve Moore and his wife Cynthia were entering their vehicle at the restaurant at 4302 Big Tree Way when the...
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GREENSBORO — Jury selection will begin today in the first-degree murder trial of a Greensboro man accused of fatally shooting a store clerk in November 2006. Raytheon Williams, 20, of 607 Holt Ave. , is one of four people accused in the Nov. 25......
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As the 2010 campaign season descends upon us, this column will stray from policy into politics from time to time. And right at the top of the Tar Heel ticket next year will be the race for U.S. Senate. The incumbent is Richard Burr , a Winston-Salem Repub...
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GREENSBORO — As the county asks smokers to quit for a day this week, bars and restaurants are learning how they’ll be forced to ban it in 2010.
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Not much surprises Michele Forrest , who seeks out the homeless in tent camps atop near-frozen earth and huddled in blankets underneath highway underpasses. Yet, as she has passed out food and hygiene items recently, the circumstances have become even mor...
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GREENSBORO — Gov. Bev Perdue stopped in Greensboro on Monday to kick off a statewide push to get high school seniors to apply for college.
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GREENSBORO — An update of the city’s land development rules is headed to the City Council for approval. In a joint hearing Monday night, the city planning board and zoning commission recommended that the City Council adopt a proposed new land...
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CHICAGO (MCT) — Take a nation of retailers on edge about falling sales. Toss in a crowd of bargain-hungry consumers addicted to deals. Keep them apart for hours before dawn with only a glass door separating them, and you have the makings of a Black...
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More than 600 cyclists registered to ride distances of 25 or 50 miles in the “Today We Ride For Dave” cycling event Sunday. That information was incorrect in an earlier version of this story.
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GREENSBORO — Police have arrested and charged a Greensboro man in connection with the burning and beating of a 3-month-old puppy left for dead in a park last August.Police said Lashawn Demario Whitehead, 20, of 2407 Ponderosa Drive turned himse...
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November 16, 2009
JAMESTOWN – A fire seriously damaged a Jamestown home on Sunday night. Firefighters responded to 103 Pearce Drive at 10:51 p.m. to find a two- or three-story home on fire, said Jeff Thomas, deputy chief of the Pinecroft Sedgefield Fire Department.
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The High Point City Council continued a public hearing on the proposed Market Overlay District to 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 after receiving several comments and recommendations from close to two dozen public members Monday night. Several council members were absen...
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Court of Appeals Judge Sanford Steelman is seeking another eight-year term on North Carolina's second-highest court. Steelman announced Monday he'll run again in 2010 and has filed paperwork with the State Board of Elections to...
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GREENSBORO -- No children were hurt when their bus and a beer truck side-swiped each other late Monday afternoon. The accident happened shortly before 4 p.m. on Burnetts Chapel Road west of Highway 220, Trooper A.A. Chehaitli said.
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A car became engulfed in flames in Greensboro on Monday.The fire was extinguished at West Smith Street and Battleground Avenue.There were no reports of injuries.
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RALEIGH — Internet phone company Vonage will pay $3 million to 32 states and provide refunds to eligible customers to settle a case against it.The N.C. Attorney General's Office announced the settlement today. North Carolina was one of the states i...
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MAYODAN — A 24-year-old Walnut Cove man was beaten by three men while he was sleeping last week.The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office said Michael Dustin Corns was asleep in a bedroom at 378 River Road when three men entered the house and attacked...
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GREENSBORO — A man wanted on a robbery charge was arrested this weekend.High Point police arrested Earnest Ray Kennedy Jr., 36, of 805 S. Elm-Eugene St. on Saturday. He remains in the Guilford County jail in High Point on an $11,000 bond. He was cha...
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CHARLOTTE (AP) — The Golden State Warriors found a home for the disgruntled swingman Stephen Jackson on Monday, sending him to the Charlotte Bobcats in a four-player deal that pairs him with coach Larry Brown.The Bobcats sent shooting guard Raja Bel...
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GRAHAM — An 18-year-old from Alamance County faces charges after a threat was made against a high school program.
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BURLINGTON — The city's mayor has been appointed to the state Board of Transportation.Gov. Bev Perdue announced the appointment of Ronnie Wall and three others today.
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