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Cumberland Co. Man Charged With Stealing Frozen Food Truck
A Cumberland County man is behind bars, facing charges for allegedly stealing a refrigeration truck loaded with frozen food.
Coharie Farms files for bankruptcy
Amid never-before-seen losses, Coharie Hog Farms filed bankruptcy Friday. A Chapter 11 voluntary petition was filed by Coharie Hog Farm Inc.
Sampson Middle School, tied for first in the Sampson County Middle...
Sampson Middle School, tied for first in the Sampson County Middle School Conference with Roseboro-Salemburg and Union Middle, was able to start the season off right after beating Midway Middle at home.
A Roseboro man was arrested over the weekend, charged with taking indecent liberties with a child, an incident that reportedly took place earlier this year.
Perry gets the green light, sort of
Construction of a new Charles E. Perry Elementary School will begin in fall 2010, at the earliest, and Sampson Community College's Early Childhood Development Center has been taken off the table for the foreseeable future.
Local 4-Hers of the Home Runners 4-H Club recently took advantage of being outside as part of a promotional - Take A Child Outside' workshop provided by the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher.
Newcomers take seats on some boards in low turnout election
In what might just end up being one of the lowest voter turnout elections in Sampson County history, incumbents, and a couple of newcomers, were returned to their seats on municipal boards from Autryville to Garland, Newton Grove to Roseboro and everywhere in between.
New Info: Man Charged With Biting Off Other Man's Ear
CLICK HERE FOR ** Ear Bite 911 Call ** A Sampson County man is accused of biting another man's ear off Sunday night.
Man Charged With Biting Off Other Man's Ear
A Sampson County man is accused of biting another man's ear off Sunday night. David Turner is in the Carteret County jail on a $25,000 bond.
Tons of trash taken off streets by city crews
Nearly 100 tons of trash not normally picked up by the city of Clinton were removed from local homes a ' and curbs a ' during a five-day period this month.
Vigil sheds more light on domestic violence, victims
Matthews Cards and Gifts manager Joyce Owen honors the memory of her friend and colleague, Tammy Irene Pickett, who was killed earlier this year.
R'boro man charged with assaults of three people, ramming two vehicles
A Roseboro man who assaulted three people, jumped into his car and ran into two more vehicles, was arrested Saturday after deputies apprehended the man, believed to be under the influence of a impairing substance.
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Sampson murderer could be set free
A former Sampson County resident, convicted of murder, is one of 20 inmates North Carolina prison officials have cited for good behavior credits that are enabling them to be freed some time before Oct.
Robbery call leads to drug charges against victim
An alleged armed robbery call turned into a drug bust Wednesday evening after investigators discovered 65 grams of marijuana at the victim's residence on North Spring Branch Road.
Diplomas may be waiting for some former students
Students who failed to earn their high school diploma because they either didn't pass the competency test, meet computer skills requirements or both may now be eligible to get that elusive piece of paper.
Tips lead to multiple cocaine charges
Citizens tips helped put a Salemburg man behind bars Monday night facing a host of serious drug charges.
Drugs seized during traffic stop
AUTRYVILLE a ' Two pounds of marijuana were seized by deputies with the Sampson County Sheriffa TMs Office during a traffic stop shortly after 4:30 p.m. Thursday afternoon just outside of Autryville.
Sampson County residents, businesses, organizations, clubs, churches, schools, etc., have been challenged to promote physical activity within your community.
NC inmates being freed have 256 prison infractions
Department of Correction records reviewed Friday by The Associated Press show the violations go as far back as the 1970s but also appear as recently as 2008, raising questions about whether the prisoners are reformed.
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