Grades for cash not the right message

Richmond County Daily Journal - Wed Nov 25

From the Star-News of Wilmington, Nov. 16 Pssst! Hey, kid, wanna get a better grade on your next test without taxing your brain? Get your parents to donate $20 to the school and we'll spot you a few points.

Man Shot At During Robbery; Two Arrested

WITN - Wed Nov 25

Wayne County deputies say Tuesday afternoon the man was robbed in the vicinity of Durham Lake Road and Shirley Drive in Dudley.

Man arrested for attempted murder

Goldsboro News-Argus - Wed Nov 25

A man sought for the stabbing of a former girlfriend on Park Road near Seven Springs has been caught in Richmond County, authorities said late Tuesday.

Flight on drugs: more than $9.3 million in marijuana found

Bladen Journal - Wed Nov 25

Chief Deputy Phillip Littel fo the Bladen County Sheriff's Department stands with some fo the marijuana plants found in the area.

Incident reports

Kinston Free Press - Tue Nov 24

The following incidents were reported to the Kinston Department of Public Safety and the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office: On Nov.

Mobile Meth Lab Off Streets

WITN - Tue Nov 24

Deputies say when they stopped a Four Oaks man they found all the components of a clandestine meth lab inside his vehicle.

School officials nix cash-for-grades fundraiser

Alaska Star - Thu Nov 19

GOLDSBORO, N.C. Administrators have nixed a North Carolina middle school's cash-for-grades fundraiser.

Holiday season arrives on floats

Goldsboro News-Argus - Thu Nov 19

Glitter, garlands, music and mirth will roll down Wayne County streets over the next few week to usher in the Christmas season.

Overdue library books returned half century later

Fresno Bee - Mon Nov 16

A high school librarian in Phoenix says a former student at the school returned two overdue books checked out 51 years ago along with a $1,000 money order to cover the fines.

Grades for cash is not the right message

StarNewsOnline.com - Mon Nov 16

Published: Monday, November 16, 2009 at 11:56 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, November 16, 2009 at 11:56 p.m. Pssst! Hey, kid, wanna get a better grade on your next test without taxing your brain? Get your parents to donate $20 to the school and we'll spot you a few points.