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Princeville employee charged with 2 counts of embezzlement
PRINCEVILLE — A Princeville Town Hall employee has been charged with embezzlement, but is reportedly still employed by the town.
According to a copy of a warrant obtained from the Edgecombe County Courthouse, Diana Lee Draughn, 46, of Scotland Neck, was charged with two counts of embezzlement from April 26, 2010 through Dec. 16, 2010. - Political Perspectives from our local Chairman
- Al Hull: Past challenge becomes hobby
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Princeville employee charged with 2 counts of embezzlement
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Pizza Inn employee Chris Kaiser takes a pizza off the oven Thursday. Pizza Inn is expecting to increase business Sunday. Photo/Calvin Adkins
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Pizza Bowl
The biggest football game of the year brings the largest sale of the year for two area pizza restaurants.
Tarboro branches of Pizza Inn and Dominos Pizza are gearing up for Super Bowl XLVI Sunday by increasing their regular employee lineup by as many as seven.
Pizza Inn is running a special that they believe will keep them busy throughout the day. Last year they sold over 200 large pizzas on Super Bowl Sunday compared to 50 on an average Sunday. - Edgecombe unemployment up in December
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First 2012 hickory shad caught
Henry C. Knight, III, caught the winner in the 2nd Annual Tar River First Shad Contest, in Tarboro this past Sunday morning about 9 a.m. Henry Knight? Are you kidding me?
Henry winning this season’s Tar River First Shad Contest is about like Albert Einstein being a contestant on Jeopardy, and asking Alex Trebeck, in his best old-world German accent, “Alex, I vood like you should give me da physics category for $2000.” It’s a done deal, my friend. Take the money to the bank. - Cougar boys, girls both lose to Panthers in Eastern Plains Conference action
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First 2012 hickory shad caught
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'From the heart of Stone"
With Black History Month beginning, I reflected on my favorite black writers. "Back in the day," when I was a student at Virginia Commonwealth University, I took the first Black History class ever offered at the school.
It was there that I discovered the works of Richard Wright, Eldridge Cleaver, Malcolm X, James Baldwin, and Julian Bond. Over the years, the writings of James Baldwin took on a special meaning when I started working at an alternative school. I re-visited some of Baldwin's work, and exposed students to it.
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'From the heart of Stone"
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Marriage Licenses 2/1/2012
Kevin James Curzon of Rocky Mount
Samuel Draughn, Jr. of Southern Pines
Herminio Antonio Baez III of Rocky Mount
Michael Davpmme Dew of Rocky Mount
Issac Barne Edmonds, Jr. of Tarboro
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Marriage Licenses 2/1/2012
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Great Pies
Most everyone loves a good pie. But, everyone also has their own favorite. I love easy pies, both sweet and savory. What is your favorite pie?
Our first recipe is an old family favorite. My aunt Daisy used to make the best sliced sweet potato pie. Our family really looked forward to her pies at family events and Thanksgiving. - Make Ahead Dinners
- Sweet treats for the New Year
- Christmas Eve is almost here
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Garden Club gets lesson on growing roses
The Edgecombe Garden Club October luncheon was at the Fountains of the Albemarle. After President Marilyn Douglass greeted everyone, Sandra Joyner read the devotion titled “The Right Words.”
Hostesses were Sandra Joyner, Chairman, Sallie Carlisle, Willie Gupton and Shirley Wainwright. Their table centerpieces contained many different colors of roses in small glass bowls. - Local Roots – A New Farmers Market Model
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Garden Club gets lesson on growing roses





