Martin was placed in the Rockingham County Detention Facility in Wentworth without bond. He is scheduled to appear in District Court there on May 27.
- JENNIFER ATKINS BROWN Staff Writer
“It really is all about sparking interest in middle school so they can take more detailed courses at high school,” Huss said.
- JENNIFER ATKINS BROWN Staff Writer
WENTWORTH – In the planning stages for more than three years, Rockingham County’s CTE Innovative High School is now up and running. North Carolina’s first CTE Innovation High School, the school is a partnership between Rockingham Community College and Rockingham County Schools. The new schoo…
- John Dell
Men's soccer team loses to Clemson at home, but women's soccer team upsets Duke in Durham
- John Dell
On a key third-down and five play late in the fourth quarter, a Georgia Tech player jumped into the neutral zone before the snap, but no penalty was not called
- JOHN HOOD Lee Newspapers
Are you an epicurean? The answer to this question reveals something about you, the English language, and the power of propaganda.
- Richard Craver
"While we understand that not everyone will agree with our decisions about programming, it is simply inconsistent to champion free speech while demanding that broadcasters air specific content."
"While we understand that not everyone will agree with our decisions about programming, it is simply inconsistent to champion free speech while demanding that broadcasters air specific content."
EDEN — It wasn’t a pretty win, but a win nonetheless as Morehead picked up a 14-13 Mid-State Conference victory over Bartlett Yancey on Friday night.
“The resiliency of the family is starting to shine through and overcome the darkness that Helene left behind,” White said.
NORTH WILKESBORO — The sixth annual Moonshiners & Racer’s Reunion is moving to North Wilkesboro Speedway this year, where it will be one of the main attractions for fans attending zMAX CARS Tour Championship Saturday on Oct. 18.
WENTWORTH — Dr. Silvia Cox was officially sworn in as the sixth president of Rockingham Community College at a ceremony attended by several hundred state and community dignitaries, current and former RCC instructors, citizens, and students at the Robert Keys Gymnasium on the morning of Sept. 24.
- Jim Sands
WENTWORTH — Dr. Silvia Cox was officially sworn in as the sixth president of Rockingham Community College at a ceremony attended by several hundred state and community dignitaries, current and former RCC instructors, citizens, and students at the Robert Keys Gymnasium on the morning of Sept. 24.
- By JOHN HOOD Lee Newspapers
RALEIGH — What is the most popular state in the continental United States? You guessed it: our own North Carolina.
- By JOHN HOOD Lee Newspapers
RALEIGH — Recent assassinations and attempts on the lives of politicians, commentators, and other high-profile leaders are horrifying, wreaking havoc on our political discourse. Those who commit, welcome, or excuse such outrageous crimes differ in ideology, but most share a common objective:…
- Dimon Kendrick-Holmes
If you don't think a bluegrass band can rock, you should have been there for the Steep Canyon Rangers show at the NC Folk Festival.
- JENNIFER ATKINS BROWN Staff Writer
WENTWORTH — In the planning stages for more than three years, Rockingham County’s CTE Innovative High School is now up and running. North Carolina’s first CTE Innovation High School, the school is a partnership between Rockingham Community College and Rockingham County Schools. The new schoo…
- Caroline Wills
The Smith Golden Eagles traveled to Greensboro to take on the Western Guilford Hornets for both teams' first 6A conference game of the season.
- Bryant Roche
Page reaches 3-1 record for first time in eight years.
- KEVIN FREKING Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Senate rejected competing measures Friday to fund federal agencies for a few weeks when the new budget year begins Oct. 1, increasing prospects for a partial government shutdown on that date.
- Jim Sands
Reidsville scores four unanswered touchdowns to seize control.
- By JOHN HOOD Lee Newspapers
RALEIGH — President Donald Trump has removed the head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and appointed an economist from the Heritage Foundation to replace her. A legal exercise of the president’s powers? Absolutely. But the replacement, E.J. Antoni, must be confirmed by the U.S. S…