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A western North Carolina sheriff who says he suffers from bipolar disorder has been granted permission for medical retirement.

A 75-year-old man arrested on Jan. 30 made an appearance before the Morganton City Council on Monday and accused Morganton Department of Public Safety officers of "police brutality." Joe Eddy Roper said he was falsely arrested following an argument in the parking lot of Mighty Dollar on Fleming Drive.

"Learn Chinese Business" guest blogger Allison Dressler provides a few details about research and initiatives for growing Chinese herbs in Western North Carolina: ... The Specialty Crops Program run by Dr.

December unemployment rates show regional unemployment rate increases in Craven, Pamlico and Jones counties in numbers released this week by the North Carolina Department of Employment Services.

Do you know how much it pains a journalist to type the words "I missed it"? But I missed Kristin Davis.

The program will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 5 and include a ribbon cutting for a new exhibit, African American Achievements, and a special speaker.

In Swansboro, animal control officers picked up a sick cat Jan. 18 in the 100 block of Phillips Loop Road.

State v. Davis Appealed from Mecklenburg County Superior Court. N.C. App. Unpub. Click here for the full-text opinion.

While I agree that it is a shame that the UNCA men's team could miss out on playing for the... HENDERSONVILLE - The Asheville Citizen-Times filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Sheriff Rick Davis, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners and the county's insurance carrier in an effort to force them to release details of a settlement involving the ... (more)

The Asheville Citizen-Times filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Sheriff Rick Davis, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners and the county's insurance carrier in an effort to force them to release details of a settlement involving the sheriff and a female employee.

Haywood County residents will have a chance to meet N.C. Sen. Jim Davis at 7 p.m. Jan.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office released the names of some of the victims in Friday's shooting at a lumber yard.

Police say a gunman who opened fire at a lumber company targeted four of his co-workers, killing three of them and critically injuring the other person.

A gunman who opened fire at a North Carolina lumber company targeted four of his co-workers with a shotgun Friday, killing three of them and critically injuring the other person, police said.