Reidsville News

CCC was founded in 1988 with one camp working one week. Chris McAlister, project administrator for CCC, said the camp is set up to give back to the community where they can and teach youth construction and working as a team, as well as filling their spiritual lives and helping them grow closer to God.

My husband and I moved to North Carolina over a decade ago. I've raised my two children here.

President Obama greets diners at Reid's House Restaurant in Reidsville, N.C., last fall.

'County Line Auto Sales and Service' Repair Shop Owner Earnest Pinnix told reporters in a news conference held by the NC Chapter of the NAACP on Tuesday that his business was targeted after he spoke out against the replacement of a confederate soldier's monument in downtown Reidsville.

Unseasonably hot temperatures did not keep Rockingham County residents from attending Sunday afternoon's annual Memorial Day service at Veterans Park in Wentworth.

On Sunday at 1 a.m., Adam Bolen of 391 Friddle Road in Stokesdale reported his Italian Mastiff dog was stolen, according to the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office.

Lt. Mark Kennon with the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office was on routine patrol at 7:18 p.m. when he noticed a 2003 Silver Chevrolet Impala travelling down Crutchfield Road in Reidsville with a damaged rear wheel that was leaving a trail of sparks and smoke.

According to the report, Knighten answered her door after a slender Caucasian Male knocked.

The president of North Carolina's NAACP will visit the business owned by a black veteran who says he's been the victim of vandalism because he opposes returning a Confederate statue to downtown Reidsville.

A student from Rockingham County and another from Alamance County are two of 56 students statewide chosen to work state agency internships this summer, Gov.

North Carolina and federal crime investigators are looking into the vandalism of a residence and business owned by a vocal opponent of a Confederate monument in a North Carolina town.

The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is looking for an Eden woman who was last seen on Mother's Day.

The Caswell County Sheriff's Office is investigating the vandalism of a residence and business owned by a vocal opponent of a Confederate monument in Reidsville.

Somebody’s having a party in Harmony for North Carolinians, and some of us are not invited, solely because of our race.

But one nearby veteran disagrees, and his opposition to it appears to have made him the target of vandalism.

Outside the Harmony Fire Department Martha Estep held a sign that read "No hate, No KKK." Her two sons also held signs with Bible verses on them.

There's a reason why Pastor Worley has a tight following at his Providence Road Baptist Church despite his desire to annihilate gays by putting them in ghettos, and that is because they think it's a good idea.

A judge is expected to rule later this week on a request to block the United Daughters of the Confederacy from spending insurance money to create a new statue of a Confederate soldier in Reidsville.

Residents in Reidsville, North Carolina have begun receiving fliers inviting them to a May 26 Ku Klux Klan cross burning intended for "white people only." Reidsville Police Department Captain Ken Hanks confirmed to Raw Story that people in several neighborhoods had reported receiving the invitations.

The Reidsville Police Department arrested a man on drug charges on Tuesday morning after witnesses saw him unresponsive in his vehicle at a local gas station.