Tarboro News

Wilson police have arrested one man in a recent smash and grab robbery at the Wilson mall and are searching for a second suspect.

Only one new face will appear on Conetoe's Board of Commissioners early next year.

A Tarboro business that began at a kitchen table 21 years ago has been sold to a Michigan cultural resources firm.

Doug Henry Chevrolet's ownership of Team Ford in Tarboro becomes official today.

Voters chose three new faces for the town's council Tuesday night. Challengers Taro Knight, Gerrelene Walker and Candis B. Owens defeated incumbents Buck Price, John Jenkins II and Roy Gray on Tuesday evening, during Tarboro's Ward 1, 5 and 7 town council races.

All the candidates in Tarboro's upcoming election Tuesday are optimistic. And why not? Each one reports their campaigning is going well.

A Tarboro High School student faces two misdemeanor charges, after police said he brought a box cutter onto the school campus Thursday.

An elderly couple was airlifted to Pitt County Memorial Hospital after sustaining injuries in a serious accident Friday afternoon on U.S. 301 near Elm City.

Police are looking for a suspect who shot a man on Bradley Avenue in Tarboro early Saturday morning.

Creating more jobs and quality youth activities and relaying timely information are a few of the issues Ward 7 candidates are touting entering Tarboro's Nov.

A home that is nearly 200 years old has been moved to the campus of Edgecombe Community College, where students will soon breathe new life into its old beams and heart pine flooring.

Tarboro Police recovered three stolen rifles that were taken from a vehicle sometime Tuesday night.

Two Edgecombe County men were taken into custody by Tarboro Police Thursday, in connection with an armed robbery of a Rocky Mount pawn shop on Wednesday.

Authroities charged two suspects Thursday in connection with an armed robbery Wednesday morning at a Rocky Mount pawn shop.

Camp Charles will be packed with 620 Cub Scouts and family members this weekend for the largest single event ever at the 200-acre camp.

A Tarboro man was charged with intending to kill another man in a shooting that occurred around 5:30 a.m. Saturday on Bradley Avenue.

Incumbent Roy Gray had to feel like he was wearing a target. John Wooten wants to put a youth on Town Council.

Tarboro's Riverfront Park got larger Monday night. Town Council approved endorsement of an additional nine acres for the 21-acre park that the Tar River Land Conservancy is acquiring from St.

If this is Wednesday, the U.S. Air Force Band must be in Raleigh. The concert band and the official chorus of the United States Air Force, The Singing Sergeants, will be in Tarboro on Thursday for a free concert beginning at 7 p.m. in Edgecombe Community College's Keihin Auditorium.

In regards to the article headlined "Former bank employee faces embezzlement" written by T.J. Royal and featured on the front page of The Daily Southerner on Friday, there are many corrections that need to be made.