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  • Cypress Glen man carries papers to neighbors

    Cypress Glen residents need not be alarmed if they hear someone approach their front doors about 5:30 a.m. It’s just neighbor David Stevens re-delivering their newspapers.

  • Candidate's firm repays state $4.2 million in settlement

    A candidate for the N.C. Senate and his wife agreed in a settlement last month to repay the state more than $4.2 million for allegedly overbilling Medicaid for mental health services.

    Frankie Bordeaux and his wife, Faye Bordeaux, own and operate Cambridge Behavioral Health Services, a private mental health agency based in Greenville with three locations in Rocky Mount.

  • Farmville family copes with losses in fire

    FARMVILLE — A family that lost its home of 15 years to a fire is coping with the help of family, friends and community, the homeowner said Wednesday.

    Lillis Cobb, her daughter, Tiffany, and her grandchildren, Logan, 11, and Joydan, 8, were at a local store Tuesday when fire broke out about 3:35 p.m. in their double-wide mobile home at 6724 Stantonsburg Road.

  • Judge seals 911 tapes, documents in Taft case

    A Wake County Superior Court judge signed an order at 1 p.m. Wednesday sealing 911 tapes and police documents associated with the Kathy Taft homicide investigation.

    Judge Don Stephens, senior resident superior court judge, granted the motion filed by Wake County District Attorney C. Colon Willoughby Jr.

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Picturing hunger

Professors' research delves into the work of nonprofit food banks and demonstrates that a wide range of people rely on them to meet nutritional needs.

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A look at the issue

Practices by officials at some of North Carolina's local Alcoholic Beverage Control Boards have raised questions statewide about the value of the ABC system. The Daily Reflector asked how Pitt County officials to answering them.

Spiritual trends

A growing number of congregations in the Greenville-area are finding that a permanent home is not necessary build a church, meeting in variety of locales from hotels to theaters.