Henderson, NC News

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• Tuesday, May 22, 2012 Front page
• 'The Hustler' is fighting back
• Council awaits finance team
• Bridge renovations coming in Granville
• Alive After Five in Oxford Thursday
• Warren New Tech High graduates 35
• Rites of spring
• Don't forget Donna Washington tomorrow, Tuesday, May 22 at 6pm in the Farm Burea...
• Dispatch front page, Sunday, May 20
• Dispatch front page, Sunday, May 20
• Both were dark days, and he saw each of them -
• Next forum adds judges and ADAs -
• Crossroads Christian sends forth 17 for life's next step -
• Warren County High celebrates 119 graduates -
• Oxford police, Granville and Warren sheriff crime reports -
• Dispatch front page, Saturday, May 19
• Henderson prices go below $3.50 at the gas pump -
• Half a million in my car? No, didn't know that -
• Track at Webb High becomes filled with purple, emotion -
• Adoption of pit bulls can be done -
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report -
• Southern Vance state track and field champ results: Jaquez Bullock, 9th (shot pu...
• J.F. Webb state track and field champ results: Corsha Harris, 11th (discus), Jef...
• Of course, how fast you read doesn't really matter - just read!
• Pinkston Street pupils share harvest -
• Council members balk at talk of increased taxes, utility costs -
• Dispatch front page, Friday, May 18
• City wages need new review:
• Crawford now official:
• Son's long bike trek stops in Vance
• Church spills spuds to fight hunger:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report -
• Eeyore, Tigger, and company probably not included...
• McCurdy will go Texas, then finally step away -
• Crawford will call for a runoff -
• Drunk driver in fatal crash takes plea, will be advocate -
• Granville Relay on Friday -
• Henderson-Oxford Airport aided by Vision 100 grant money -
• Animal Control warns about rabid bats -
• Misdemeanor plea accepted in larceny at Walmart -
• Melchor enters plea, could get life sentence -
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report:
• Dispatch front page, Thursday, May 17
• BREAKING NEWS: Jim Crawford III plans runoff bid for District 32 -
• Patience is needed for farm equipment on roads:
• Rate hikes planned in city:
• No surprises in canvass:
• Torch run in county scheduled May 29:
• Prosecutors won't seek death penalty against Grant:
• All quiet in wake of Tilley's exit:
• Raccoon with rabies killed:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report:
• Dispatch front page, Wednesday, May 16:
• Kerr-Vance's Ben O'Geary wins 2-A individual golf state title in Pinehurst with...
• Weather Alert: Severe thunderstorm watch for Tri-County until 10 p.m.
• Henderson Community Concerts 2012-13 Series Membership Campaign
• Floyd honored for forest efforts
• School board requesting $13M
• Council discusses rail system
• Troopers wanted
• National Nursing Home Week
• Fire damages apartment
• A Very Special Arts Day
• Granville EDC leader resigns
• Police beat
• Kerr-Vance's Ben O'Geary shoots 70, leads NCISAA 2-A state tourney field in Pine...
• Join Community Concerts!
• Dispatch front page, Sunday, May 13:
• Fruit fans flock for strawberries
• Two Vance schools make grade
• Council gets budget draft on Monday
• Getting their goats
• Failed funding risks final Fox Park phase
• Football greats Aikman, Smith headline simulcast
• Oxford, Granville and Warren crime reports:
• NCHSAA 3-A state playoff softball (1st round): Webb 13, S. Lee 3 - Southern Vanc...
• NCHSAA 3-A state playoff baseball final: Gray's Creek 3, Northern Vance 1.
• Dispatch front page, Saturday, May 12
• VGCC commencement: "Keep on moving"
• Schools seek 642 percent capital outlay increase:
• Group wants Inez building:
• Water main break doesn't stop school:
• Election 2012: Vote results to be finalized Tuesday
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report:
• Softball final: J.F. Webb 13, Southern Lee 3 (5)
• Dispatch front page, Friday, May 11:
• Small Business of the Year awards presented
• Painful budget choices ahead:
• REEF project presented to planners
• History to be made with first live stream of VGCC graduation:
• Warren County may get increase in property taxes:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report:
• Dispatch front page, Thursday, May 10:
• Crawford ousted by Wilkins:
• Marriage view clear in Vance:
• Autopsy released in February shooting:
• Two Granville polls stay open late, but no major glitches in area:
• O'Geary prepared to go another four years:
• Brown ready for challenge to step in behind Davis:
• Turnout in Warren, Granville ahead of state norm:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports:
• Runoffs increase this year
• Effect of N.C. marriage amendment unclear
• Marriage amendment foes to speak today
• Duke, Progress Energy customers catch a break
• Inmate gets 40 percent of vote against Obama
• Dalton, McCrory for govneror in fall
• Redistricting felt in primary
• Romney grabs at least 63 delegates
• Tight race in Granville; write-in wins in Warren
• Crawford's time in Raleigh ending
• Daeke returning; Brown resoundingly elected
• O'Geary thankful to stay in as mayor
• Voices are heard in Henderson, Vance County
• Dispatch front page, May 9, 2012:
• Nathan Baskerville just a few votes shy of avoiding possible runoff with Jim Cra...
• N.C. Rep. Jim Crawford falls to Winkie Wilkins in new House district
• Governor: Dalton, McCrory to battle in the fall
• Early primary results true to forecast
• Lieutenant governor race set
• Granville: Runoff appears likely in Granville District 5 Commissioners race; Kat...
• Romney closer to delegate total needed
• Warren elections: Jennifer Jordan wins District 1 Commissioners race, Barry Rich...
• Garry Daeke wins re-election in Ward 3; Vernon Brown to replace retiring Lonnie...
• Henderson Mayor O'Geary re-elected
• Turnout across state was moderate
• Romney declared winner in N.C.
• Primary will set governor's race
• Trouble voting on marriage amendment in N.C.
• At stake in N.C., Ind., W. Va., Wisconsin primaries
• North Carolinians vote on marriage amendment
• Daily Dispatch: Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Page 1
• Downtown Oxford home to fine art
• Municipal races in Henderson to be decided
• Hospital tax value escalates to $66M
• Hospital tax value escalates to $66M
• Cockfighting ring broken in Granville
• Ordinances adjusted
• Hospital tax value escalates to $66M
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff's reports
• Police make arrest for break-in
• Steven Brame's two-day, all-time tourney low of 138 tops the Henderson Invitatio...
• Serving generations:
• Sunday, May 6, Page 1:
• Learning center seeks charter status:
• Relay for Life weathers rain:
• Cops seek help solving robberies:
• Granville, Warren sheriff's crime reports:
• Steven Brame shoots 67 to lead Henderson Invitational field on Day 1. Blair Thom...
• J.F. Webb softball claims first conference title in school fastpitch history wit...
• By teaching children in Kenya, Macon is "finding herself"
• Patrol cars expenditure on Vance agenda:
• Nutbush improvements dedicated:
• "Street" event rescheduled:
• Rabid raccoon attacks dog in Kittrell:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime reports:
• Saturday, May 5, Page 1:
• Northern Vance defeats Southern Vance on baseball diamond, 9-4. Vikings will beg...
• Friday, May 4, Page 1:
• Time's running out for early voting:
• Rebekah Edwards pitches shutout, Northern Vance softball tops Southern Vance, 3-...
• Biofuels may power rural rise:
• Survey: Positive response on trash collection:
• Cops kept busy with teen trouble, stabbing and burglary:
• Henderson police, Vance crime reports:
• Davis' service for Henderson has been a passion, and a joy:
• Election 2012: Jobs, amity keys to future:
• Spring Fest to enliven downtown Warrenton:
• Semprius gets nod from MIT:
• Attack leads to drug arrests:
• Image of Subway robbery suspect released:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime report:
• Dispatch front page, Thursday, May 3
• J.F. Webb softball stays alone in first place with 4-2 win at Northern Vance
• Northern Vance baseball clinches playoff berth with 4-1 win over J.F. Webb
• Slideshow from Tuesday's storytelling festival at Perry Memorial Library in Hend...
• Election 2012: Henderson's Whittacre not shy about challenging Butterfield: http...
• Day of Prayer activities slated:
• Effort to be a major player kicks off:
• Warren County goal: $75,000:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports:
• Wednesday, May 2, Page 1:
• JFW baseball/softball at NV suspended due to storms. NV baseball up 3-0 in 2nd....
• Breaking News: Granville under Tornado Warning
• Breaking News: Tri-County under Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 5:30 p.m. http...
• Page 1, Tuesday, May 1
• Educator's story stretches to Hendersonville
• Closure desired by family
• Teen in single-car crash
• Whittacre cites procedure in request
• Weekend armed robberies happen just hours apart
• FINAL: Eight-run sixth inning leads J.F. Webb softball over Southern Vance, 8-4.
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Warrenton post office remembers with slice of Americana -
• Vet, 86, to stop in Henderson on Ride for Peace -
• Safe Kids Day draws crowd:
• Election 2012: Ward 1 leaders seek more progress -
• Weary takes position with college:
• Oxford police reports:
• Sunday's Daily Dispatch Page 1:
• Positive reviews for new Nutbush facility:
• Upon review, STEM school numbers look better:
• Unemployment down in Vance, Granville, Warren:
• Police release image of suspect:
• Two indicted on federal gun charges:
• Teen's bullet wound not severe:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff's report:
• Saturday's Daily Dispatch Page 1:
• Webb softball wins over Chapel Hill on senior night, 9-1
• STEM school renovation costs top $1.2 million:
• Unopposed council incumbents share visions:
• Crawford, school system reject coercion allegation:
• No high score for GameStop robber:
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime reports:
• Friday's Daily Dispatch Page 1:
• POSTPONED! Meet Me in the Streets pushed back
• Oxford Prep proposal clears advisory subcommittee -
• Work proceeds on sewer upgrade -
• Three arrested on drug charges -
• Firearms violation yields 35-year sentence -
• High goal: five homes -
• He's "Gotta Dance"
• Henderson Police, Vance Sheriff crime reports:
• Thursday's Daily Dispatch Page 1:
• Chapel Hill soccer avoids upset against J.F. Webb, winning 3-1. Ashton Allen the...
• "Help! I'm in timeout!"
• Judge issues 6-year sentence for gun charges:
• Kerley recognized as top Vance schools volunteer:
• Rape suspect released, awaits court hearing:
• Judge corrects clerical error:
• Potential breach traced to programming error:
• Robber strikes Radio Shack:
• Henderson, Vance arrests and incidents:
• Wednesday's Daily Dispatch Page 1:
• Tied at 2 in btm 8, Zach Pegram's 2-run homer gives Northern a 4-2 win over Chap...
• Northern-Chapel Hill baseball enter extras tied at 1.
• Zach Pegram solo shot to left ties game at 1 for Northern Vance entering 7th inn...
• Tuesday's Daily Dispatch Page 1
• Eager to read
• Election 2012: Bulluck-Davis hopeful to bring younger voice
• Election 2012: Bulluck-Davis hopeful to bring younger voice
• Motel confrontation ends with fatality
• Council passes ordinance for homes, inns
• Company passes on Granville site
• Amazing live cam of a red-tailed hawk nest at Cornell University. Much drama to...
• Webb baseball holds off Southern Vance, 9-6 in Henderson
• Today's Daily Dispatch Page 1
• He's 92, and he's first to vote every year
• Death penalty on table for Jan. 5 murder
• Election 2012: Champion eyes jobs, infrastructure
• Variety Wholesalers can try again to recoup losses
• County official says dog owner in custody
• Today's Daily Dispatch Page 1
• Election 2012: Elliott says she will be people's voice http...
• Family responds, says they're not 'dog killers'
• Water project to break ground Friday
• Granville commissioners extend contract
• KARTS van, SUV collide on Andrews Avenue
• Warren County baseball comes from behind to top Northern Vance in bottom of 7th,...
• Daily Dispatch today's front page
• Prom Promise: Visual message to students on distracted driving
• Election 2012: Early voting begins Thursday
• Election 2012: One Stop gives registered voters option
• Election 2012: Daeke challenged by two
• Animal cruelty charges filed
• Home invasion victim facing drug charges
• Pitcher Nate Arrington, Northern Vance baseball defeat Southern Vance 4-1
• Northern Vance softball scores 2 in bottom of 7th to edge Southern Vance, 6-5. K...
• Today's Daily Dispatch Page 1
• Filed your taxes? Today is the day!
• Violent history pattern was in place before Friday murder
• Wreck on I-85 kills teen, father charged
• Henderson, Vance County arrests and citations
• Prescription meds targeted in robbery
• Vance-Granville C.C. president welcomed at reception
• Teen facing murder charge from Friday incident
• Lifelong Henderson resident paints visions on helmets and car hoods
• Election 2012: O'Geary says progress has been made
• Election 2012: O'Geary says progress has been made
• Election 2012: Somerville says relationships are paramount
• Former president of college wins leadership award
• BREAKING NEWS: Vance teen facing murder charge in Friday night shooting
• Schedule conflict scraps Henderson-Vance Downtown Development Commission's summe...
• Increased No Need 2 Speed patrols beneficial
• Warren chamber seeking volunteers
• Grant will assist all levels at Warren County High School
• EDC: Crime makes Vance hard sell for business
• Primary Election: Crawford facing two in new N.C. House district
• Henderson police: Provide good lighting, cut down on clutter to reduce crime ris...
• Oxford Downtown Development director takes VGCC Small Business Center post
• Henderson City Council honors Davis Chapel for outreach work
• Suspect shot in shed in custody of deputies
• Granville woman scores big in lottery
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Police seek help identifying pickpocket
• Southern Vance baseball claims Louisburg Easter tourney title with 2-1 win over...
• Warren County baseball tops Rocky Mount Academy 7-6 at Louisburg tourney
• BREAKING NEWS: Freeze warning for Thursday morning
• Survivor of Pearl Harbor remembers
• Two armed acts in three hours
• Invasion, robbery defendants bound for superior court
• Patterson case sent to SBI
• Weather watches run hot and cold
• No charges for shed shooting
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Man beaten on Henderson road
• Southern Vance edges Louisburg 5-4 in Louisburg Easter baseball tourney thriller
• Final from Louisburg Easter baseball tourney: Louisburg 11, Warren County 1 (5 i...
• BREAKING NEWS: NWS issues another Red Flag Warning for Tri-County; outdoor burni...
• Henderson City Council pursues federal grant to help police, sheriff
• Two fires reported under Monday's red flag warning
• Home invasion suspect was out on bond for murder
• Police announce arrest in Thanksgiving kidnapping
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Southern Vance holds off Warren County 10-7 on Day 1 of Louisburg baseball tourney
• BREAKING NEWS: Tri-County under Fire Weather Warning until 8 p.m. today
• Congregation of four keeping the faith at St. James in Kittrell
• Cold Case: Parents continue to seek answers in son's murder; rewards total $7,00...
• Henderson police chief promotes four officers
• Police, sheriff seek help with three unsolved cases
• Warren delegation meets with local legislators to discuss issues
• Webb baseball wins Easter tourney title with 15-5 win over Voyager in 6. Lance E...
• Justin Roberson strikes out 10 in Southern Vance's 8-0 win over Roanoke Rapids....
• Barry Purnell hits two home runs as Northern Vance tops Roxboro Community in Oxf...
• Webb baseball advances to title game of Easter tourney with 10-0, five inning wi...
• Northern Vance baseball a 6-4 winner over Northern Durham on Day 2 of Webb Easte...
• Tri-County jobless rates improve
• Hundreds turn out for 'Justice for All' rally for Trayvon Martin in Oxford
• Six arrested for dealing drugs from Lamb Street home
• Homeless man shot at shed in Vance County
• A 'nail pounding' instead of a ground breaking for new 911 backup center
• Good Friday! Some offices closed today for holiday
• Chamber extends deadline for Small Business of Year award
• Voyager shuts out NV baseball 6-0
• NV baseball trails Voyager 2-0, top 4th. SV wins over Roxboro Community 13-3
• Webb baseball beats Southern Durham 15-5 in six innings at Webb Easter tourney
• Severe thunderstorm watch cancelled for Tri-County.
• Tri-County under severe thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m.
• Northern Vance's Zach Pegram the winner in Vikings' 6-2 victory at home over War...
• BREAKING NEWS: Victim dies from wreck Monday afternoon in Granville County
• Vance commissioners approve merger but express concerns
• Vance Board of Education approves academic calendar
• Henderson man charged with attempted murder
• 'No Need 2 Speed': Law enforcement putting hammer down on I-85
• Court found 'unfair practices' against counseling service
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Going up & up: Chipmunks in the trees!
• Simplified permit fees under review by Vance commissioners
• Vance schools may seek waiver on five extra days
• Vance County tops Tri-County jobless rates at 15 percent
• Triangle area has new area code, 10-digit dialing
• Photos of N.C.'s hidden treasures sought by conservation group
• Produce newspaper says South Florida Jalapenos possibly headed to Oxford have be...
• Two in Sims Avenue attack tied to 2009 fatal shootout
• PCB: Warren's toxic troubles, 30 years later
• Clinic had earlier troubles with record handling
• Community bands combine for festival, concert at VGCC
• Downtown sewer work starts Monday
• No movement in Patterson homicide case
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• Kerr-Vance baseball/softball teams get wins over Cary Christian. Both games ende...
• BREAKING NEWS: Warren County High gets School Improvement Grant
• Photo feature: A little off the top
• Semprius secures additional funding
• Invasion leaves one hurt; four arrested in home invasion
• Local reactions mixed on cell phone use in car
• Vance man says he’s ready to take plea in wreck killing WVHS student
• If you find yourself in Raleigh this weekend, Wake County Libraries are having t...
• Photo Feature: Four-Wheeled Steed
• Chamber bids farewell to retiring Edwards
• Chamber bids farewell to retiring Chamber president Edwards
• New system means Henderson budget talks delay
• Telemedicine connects patient, doctor remotely
• Patient files stolen from counseling center
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• The Warren County at Northern Vance baseball game scheduled for today has been p...
• Southern softball wins 7-1 over Webb
• Webb baseball claims 7-1 win over Southern
• Webb baseball extends lead over SV to 6-0 after 5 innings.
• Webb baseball leads SV 3-0 after 3 innings
• A stitch in time: knitters bring varying levels of experience to library club ht...
• Henderson-Vance Downtown Development director placed on leave
• Solar farms, wind turbines ordinance sent back to Henderson's planning board ht...
• No update by Sheriff on homicide investigation
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff crime reports
• Oxford man dies in wreck just hours after wife's burial
• NCAA tourney Final: Kansas 80, North Carolina 67
• Kittrell shooting investigated as homicide
• Neighbors helping neighbors at Hicksboro VFD
• Family, friends bid farewell, pay respects to J.F. Webb senior
• Arrest made in embezzlement from car dealer
• Tall structures, water rates on Henderson City Council agenda for Monday
• Henderson Police list of shoplifters
• Oxford Police reports
• Tri-County under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• MPMC makes Business North Carolina's Top 25
• Youth art on parade
• Farmers market seen as 'win-win' as officials break ground
• Vance woman suspect in embezzlement from car dealership
• Downtown Development Commission planning Summer Fest in June
• Henderson man given three years for firearms possession charge
• No 'pink slime' in Vance school lunches, officials say
• COG: Henderson area employment services consolidating
• Henderson police, Vance sheriff reports
• NCAA tourney Final: Kansas 60, N.C. State 57
• NCAA tourney final: North Carolina 73, Ohio 65 (OT)
• NCAA tourney score: North Carolina 73, Ohio 65 (OT)
• Gibbons tops NV baseball, 11-3
• Cardinal Gibbons leads Northern baseball 10-2 entering sixth inning
• Wow! What a Ride!
• Animal shelter floor plan OK'd; facility to include at least 60 kennels
• Air Force confirms Metzger kidnapping
• Crime Stoppers urges checks and balances at Church Watch session
• Gas line damaged but crews find no leak
• Two Vance women charged in drug trafficking
• SV softball claims 3-0 win. Kaylan Hoyle pitches cg shutout
• Megan Hight 3-run homer to right gives SVHS softball 3-0 lead on SW Edgecombe en...
• Chamber names John Barnes as new president
• Area schools face funding 'cliff' as fed, state dollars fade
• Runoff rules being enforced; Henderson now in compliance
• Battered women's shelter files missing
• Granville commissioners OK solar farm
• Impact of global warming? Granville museum brings traveling exhibit to town http...
• Rolling, rolling photo feature
• Warren man drowns at Kerr Lake
• Motorist charged after striking utility pole, knocking out power to 1,700
• Henderson man pleads guilty in motel attack, robbery
• Proposed Oxford charter school targets high-schoolers in Henderson
• Playaway audio books come to H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library
• Casting a net on the other side
• Abbey Smith scores hat trick for J.F. Webb soccer in 3-1 win over Northern Vance.
• Morgan Davis throws shutout for Webb in 2-0 win over Northern
• Webb softball leads NV 2-0 entering bottom of 4th
• A hand-made cross on Monday marked the spot along N.C. 96 north of Oxford where...
• Today's e-edition available at www.hendersondispatch.com
• Embezzlement focus of Thursday's Church Watch
• Photo Feature: Casting a net on the other side
• Alleged shooter plans to use alibi defense
• Saturday service set for J.F. Webb student
• Volunteers sought for Litter Sweep
• Val Short chosen to lead new Triangle North Healthcare Foundation
• Jiggetts family's Friday yard sales recall gatherings of yesteryear
• Economic numbers grim for Vance, but rebound predicted
• Disposal of old meds may help save lives
• Program rehabbing area's blight
• Henderson man pleads guilty in Raleigh bank robbery
• Northern soccer wins 3-1 over KVA. Ashlyn Reams, Gabby Matthews, Logan Brinker s...
• Northern soccer leads KVA 2-1 at half
• Rep. Crawford subject of ethics complaint
• Webb student killed in car accident
• Economy takes toll on pets; 'People are surrendering dogs left and right'
• Sunshine Week: Preparation key to FOIA requests
• Organized theft crews hit retailers
• Make that pea-size hail.
• Strong storms moving across area. Pea- size Gail possible.
• Henderson man charged with attempted murder in stabbing
• Wreck on Dabney Drive in Henderson slowing traffic
• Kittrell man could get life for gun crimes
• Vance the ‘leading edge of Research Triangle’?; EDC considering new slogan
• Residents on septic systems unhappy with sewer options
• Southern Vance baseball bests Louisburg, 9-2
• Correction: SV softball wins 5-3 over Granville Central
• Southern softball wins 4-3 over Granville Central.
• Kiyanna Kearney single gives SV softball 4-3 lead entering 6th. SV baseball up o...
• Southern Vance softball leads Granville Central 2-1, top 4th
• Vance water district customers to pay higher rate
• Henderson tweaks utility billing policy again
• Smith named Warren County Cooperative Extension director
• School district advances STEM plans
• Henderson murder suspect arrested (with updates, photos)
• Nate Arrington gets the win in Northern's 2-1 victory at Webb
• Henderson police arrest murder suspect
• Northern Vance, Webb baseball tied at 1, bottom 4th
• More info on murder suspect:...
• Police: Murder suspect "armed and extremely dangerous"
• Vance OKs first zoning change under new ordinance
• Health department director retiring
• BREAKING NEWS: Henderson police investigating shooting death
• Southern Vance baseball hangs on against Southern Durham, 9-8
• Southern Vance softball tops Southern Durham 15-5 in 5 innings
• S. Vance baseball leads 9-8 in bottom 6th. Lady Raiders up 12-5, bottom 5th
• S. Vance baseball up 8-1 on S. Durham after 3 innings. Lady Raiders lead 6-1 in 3rd
• Henderson sweepstakes business robbed at gunpoint
• Florida State claims first-ever ACC title with 85-82 win over North Carolina
• Webb claims Round 2 of budding lacrosse rivalry with KVA
• Cancer patient now an advocate for disabled
• Time to change clocks, check batteries
• Florida State will meet UNC in ACC tourney title game on Sunday after 62-59 win...
• North Carolina holds off N.C. State 69-67 to advance to ACC Tournament Champions...
• ACC Tournament final: Florida State 82, Miami 71
• ACC Tournament final: Duke 60, Virginia Tech 56
• Webb soccer tops KVA 9-0
• Webb soccer leads Kerr-Vance 3-0 at half
• Webb softball wins 8-7 over Franklinton
• Webb softball leads FHS 6-2 top 5th
• Webb, Franklinton softball tied at 2 in top of 4th
• ACC Tournament final: N.C. State 67, Virginia 64
• ACC Tournament final: UNC 85, Maryland 69. John Henson leaves game with injury....
• Local tax preparer pleads guilty to fraud
• Regional farmers market blooming; ground-breaking planned for this month
• Warren County vet shares memories of Tuskegee Airmen
• Drug drop-off sites open this month
• Carolina 3A releases All-Conference teams
• ACC Tournament final: Miami 54, Georgia Tech 36
• ACC Tournament final: Virginia Tech 68, Clemson 63
• ACC Tournament: N.C. State 78, Boston College 57
• Southern Vance at Warren County baseball scheduled for today has been canceled
• ACC Tournament: Maryland 82, Wake Forest 60
• Henderson man jailed on rape charges --- A Henderson man was charged Thursday wi...
• Boat shop may face permit fee after years in business
• Student pushed out of moving car
• Northern baseball edges Franklinton
• Lady Vikings cruise to win over Red Rams
• Northern Vance softball stays unbeaten with 10-0 win over Franklinton. Rebekah E...
• Woman hurt in 2-car crash
• Second man arrested in Vance murder; suspect accused of murder before
• Henderson mom waiting for justice in son's murder
• Henderson homeless shelter eyeing new home
• Triangle North seeking firms to complement Semprius
• Police: Man attacked pregnant woman
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Burwell’s cycle leads Lady Raiders over Southern Durham
• Three 2nd-half goals lift Spartans over Colts
• Rashyda Burwell hits for cycle as Southern Vance softball improves to 3-0 with 1...
• True to form and function: Law office built in 1880s renovated
• Henderson planning board: B&Bs shouldn't be hotels
• Webb’s Tate earns career win No. 250
• Knights freeze Vikings, 6-0
• 2011-12 All-ACC men's basketball teams
• Watchful neighbor helps with arrest
• Schools delay opening due to weather threat
• People: Woman encourages children to keep fighting
• Lawsuit against motel proceeds; city trying to shutter troubled property
• Tri-County area under winter weather advisory for Monday morning.
• Norlina Christian boys claim CAANC tourney title with 70-61 win over Victory Chr...
• Lowest gas in Henderson, according to Gas Buddy: $3.65 at Sheetz
• Today's front page
• Reba digs for past in Oxford; star's journey to air tonight
• Local company has low bid for Vance water project work
• DA wants 911 tape sealed in shooting death
• Baseball: NV rallies to top Franklinton
• VCS: Leave Pre-K in public schools
• Some desperate for Vance water service
• Two repeat offenders sentenced in federal court
• Filing period closes; two vie for mayor in Henderson
• Photo: One hurt in bus crash
• Henderson water bill worries linger
• After 20 years, woman's murder still a mystery
• Deadline for Vance water project bids extended
• Baseball: Vikings fall to Roanoke Rapids
• Strong T-storms possible today in Tri-County
• Today's front page
• Water billing still a concern for some in Henderson
• Fatal gunfire damaged building, car
• Companies make $80M investment in Granville County
• Baseball: Warriors rout Eagles, 17-7
• Warriors' Hicks honored as Player of Year; Brunelli Coach of Year
• Rivers helps No. 5 Duke beat Va Tech 70-65 in OT
• Breaking news: Henderson police investigating shooting death
• Isaiah Hicks denied down low. Westover eliminates Webb, 53-51 to advance to regi...
• Isaiah Hicks denied down low. Westover eliminates Webb, advances to regional final.
• Warriors down two with 3.7 left
• 50-48 Westover leads with 28 secs left in game
• Westover up 4. One minute remaining
• Westover up 1 with under 2 mins to play
• Westover regains lead, up 34-33 heading into final period.
• Jones, Simpson highlight All-Area Girls honors
• Webb takes 25-23 lead into halftime against Westover
• Westover leads Webb 13-11 after one quarter in Fayetteville
• A sneak peek at Saturday's front page
• Fugitive out on bond again; man accused of vehicular homicide
• Shakeup won’t affect Henderson Sears
• J.F. Webb's third-round state playoff game at Fayetteville Westover has been pos...
• Vance, Granville under severe T-storm warning until 5:45 today
• Tri-County under tornado watch until 8 p.m.
• Skunk tests positive for rabies after attacking dog - A skunk that attacked a do...
• Cheapest gas in Henderson today, according to Gas Buddy: $3.68 at WilcoHess on N...
• Don't let those blue skies fool you; severe weather possible today
• Sheriff, chief: Crime fight 'up to all of us' - Vance County Sheriff Peter White...
• Vance animal shelter plans in the works
• Henderson man challenging Butterfield
• Henderson homebuilder files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Gas prices climbing, expected to hit $4 in April - If it feels like 2008 when yo...
• Henderson man arrested on gun charges - Henderson police used a court appearance...
• Oxford Libertarian to file for governor
• High of 73 expected today in the Tri-County; where did winter go?
• Webb moves on to 3rd round with win over Chapel Hill
• Two hurt in Vance home invasion; bat used as weapon
• Warrior playoff win sets up Chapel Hill rematch
• Webb wins 81-73 over Chapel Hill, advancing to the third round of the playoffs....
• Chapel Hill leads Webb 53-49 entering fourth
• Chapel Hill leads Webb 33-29 at halftime
• Chapel Hill leads Webb 14-13 after one quarter in second round of state playoffs
• Sheriff, SBI investigating fatal fire in Warren ------ WARREN COUNTY — The Warre...
• Today's front page
• After 48 years, Commissioner Pegram retiring
• Policy changes welcomed; customers seem happy with altered water billing policy...
• Man pleads to involuntary manslaughter in knifing death
• DA may seek death penalty in shooting
• Home destroyed in blaze
• The JFW boys basketball team will travel to Chapel Hill Wednesday for a 7:30 p.m...
• Webb advances to second round of 3A playoffs with 72-56 win over Asheboro. Hicks...
• Webb leads Asheboro 54-32 after three.
• Webb takes 33-25 lead into halftime vs Asheboro. Isaiah Hicks has 15 points.
• J.F. Webb trails Asheboro 14-13 after one quarter of play in first round of stat...
• Did Henderson's changes to its utility billing policy go far enough? Let us know...
• Curious Rose still asking questions
• Five graffiti incidents reported in Henderson over weekend
• Webb, Warren County playoff games moved to Tuesday Three local teams will have...
• Utility billing changes ease burden; after residents speak, city relaxes policy...
• Snow and ice lead to dozens of accidents; none serious
• Henderson man arrested on drug charges A search at 612 Park Ave. in Henderson n...
• Life returns to normal as snow melts
• Due to inclement weather, VGCC will open at 10 a.m. Monday.
• Got snow pics? Send them to news@hendersondispatch.com and we will publish them...
• Tri-County under winter weather advisory
• City: Too early to evaluate police pay raises
• Lady Raiders go down in final
• UNBEATEN NO MORE: Webb plays spoiler, tops Chapel Hill for title
• School district: Alcohol found on bus after crash; driver fired
• Final: Webb wins conference title 76-69, giving Chapel Hill its first loss of se...
• Snow my! Chance flakes may fall Sunday
• Halftime: Webb 30, Chapel Hill 21 as Roy Williams watches future Tar Heel Isaiah...
• Final from Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill girls claim conference tourney title over So...
• Final from Roanoke Rapids: Rocky Mt. Academy 50, KVA 40...Spartan boys eliminate...
• Police searching for missing Henderson man The Henderson Police Department is s...
• Henderson files suit to shutter hotel
• Chief, sheriff to talk crime at public forum
• Report: Serious crimes up in 2011 in Oxford
• Lowest gas price in Henderson: $3.54 at Hess Wilco on Garnett according to Gas B...
• Henderson water customers surprised by disconnect, new fees, deposits Joann All...
• Inscoe: Make rail stop pitch to feds
• Oxford increases Internet sweepstakes fees
• Man charged in officer-involved shooting
• Finals from Chapel Hill (varsity boys): Chapel Hill 60, S. Vance 41; (varsity gi...
• Final score from Raleigh (varsity girls): Southern Vance 60, Cardinal Gibbons 51
• Final: JFW boys beat Gibbons 45-42 on halfcourt buzzer beater by K.J. Rogers. Wa...
• Halftime (varsity boys): Cardinal Gibbons 19, Webb 18
• Vance County house destroyed in fire An Epsom area house was destroyed in a bla...
• Hope for a troubled hotel? Group hopes to buy America's Best Value Inn
• Marriott at top of company’s short list; new hotel planned for Henderson
• IBM given school district's Shining Moment in Education Award
• We had a wonderful visit today with Cleo, the therapy dog. She heard lots of gr...
• Sosna: Every game important in ACC
• Two injured in accident
• Henderson OKs utility availability fee
• Two men indicted in Jan. murder
• Oxford may raise sweepstakes fees
• Southern ends Northern's season, advances to second round (w/slideshow)
• Lady Raiders, Vikes advance to Round 2
• Final: Southern 42, Northern 41. Raiders advance to face Chapel Hill Wednesday
• End third: Northern boys lead Southern, 32-31
• Final from Hillsborough: Northern girls advance to second round of conf tourney...
• Halftime of conf tourney Round 1 (varsity boys): Southern 25, Northern 18
• Final (varsity girls): Southern Vance 44, Webb 37...Lady Raiders advance to seco...
• Strader named Officer of Month The Henderson Police Department has named Wesley...
• NV, SV boys will meet for third time Monday; Lady Raiders to host Webb
• Local weather: Wind chill values between 5 and 10 degrees expected early Sunday...
• 'Kid lifters' focus of documentary; local Project Lift part of show
• Chief: House fire intentionally set
• RAIDERS FORCE TIE: SV edges NV 40-37
• Lady Raiders come from behind to topple Vikes
• FINAL (varsity boys): Southern Vance 40, Northern Vance 37. SV forces 3-way tie...
• FINAL (varsity girls): Southern Vance 49, Northern Vance 40
• Henderson mayor seeking another term
• Strong Grace of Raleigh teams cruise past Colts
• 3 hurt in 2-car crash
• Vance murder suspect arrested in N.J.
• Crawford announces run for House District 2
• Fire destroys Vance home; no one injured
• Drug busts yield arrests, guns
• It all starts with point guard Marshall for No. 5 Tar Heels; Who are you pulling...
• Marine walking to honor fallen Leonard “Mac” McQuown served in the Marines for...
• At home in the first grade: teacher has spent 50 years in the classroom
• Three new businesses headed to Henderson; 50 jobs over 2 years the goal
• Final: Webb 70, Northern 46...Isaiah Hicks 27 points, 16 rebs, 7 blks
• End of third: Webb 47, NV 36
• Halftime (varsity boys): J.F. Webb 27, Northern Vance 26
• Final (varsity girls): Northern Vance 53, J.F. Webb 35
• Police investigating armed robbery at Shoe Show Henderson police are investigat...
• COMMUNITY NEWS: VGCC schedules portrait painting class Vance-Granville Communi...
• Henderson board planning for solar, wind ventures
• Director new to ACTS, not to Vance's needs
• Vance OKs funds for backup 911 center
• Killed driver fell off moped into traffic
• Man arrested after chase in stolen Jeep
• Update: 3 deputies involved in Warren shooting
• SBI investigating officer-involved shooting in Warren WARREN COUNTY — Warren Cou...
• VCS dropout rate drops; district still has one of the highest rates in state htt...
• STILL UNBEATEN: Chapel Hill denies Webb's comeback bid, wins 63-56
• Officials: Airport helps land businesses
• Paint recycler startup stalls; without hires, grant funds to be repaid
• Break-in turned deadly for man; Court records say suspects planned to steal cash...
• Final from Oxford: Chapel Hill 63, Webb 56. Isaiah Hicks: 16 points, 20 rebounds...
• Final from Oxford: Chapel Hill 63, Webb 56. Isaiah Hicks: 16 points, 12 rebounds...
• Final from Oxford: Chapel Hill 63, Webb 56. Isaiah Hicks: 18 points, 12 rebounds...
• End third: CH 54, Webb 39
• Halftime: CH 32 Webb 23...Isaiah Hicks: 3 points, 5 rebs, 6 blks
• End of first quarter: Webb 12, Chapel Hill 8
• Victim killed in moped crash
• COMMUNITY NEWS: 'Hairspray' opens today Rehearsals are winding down as Granville...
• Don’t call 911 for this disaster, it's only a drill
• Police chief: Consent searches a valuable tool
• Md. firm proposes solar farm for Granville
• Etheridge in, Bowles out in governor's race
• COMMUNITY NEWS: Programs abound for kids and families at Granville library CREED...
• Today's front page
• Did you know a Henderson native was a member of the Tuskegee Airmen?
• Groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter. Today's high to reach 65; won't co...
• Arson suspected in Henderson house fire
• Vance fire displaces residents
• Northern's Armani Williams signed a national letter of intent Wednesday to play...
• YOUR 2 CENTS: Does Henderson do enough to keep residents informed of its needs,...
• Community news: The Warren County Cooperative Extension has been awarded a two-y...
• Community news: The American Cancer Society and Maria Parham Medical Center, a D...
• Today's front page
• Tigers fend off Lady Vikings on senior night, 68-52
• Better effort from Northern boys, same result
• Jobless rates increase in Tri-County
• TUESDAY'S FINAL SCORES (Varsity Girls): Chapel Hill 68, Northern Vance 52; (Vars...
• Semprius claims record for solar module efficiency
• New VGCC president starts job Wednesday
• VGCC may form campus police agency
• 3 arrested in fight at Southern Vance
• Blog: Troopers to target distracted drivers
• Adcock honored with John Penn Award
• A big deal in the solar industry: Semprius has set a new world record for photov...
• Today's weather: Sunny with a high near 65. Normal high is 52.
• Henderson council: Public needs more info, city needs more feedback
• Student-built robot hopes to score: A promising basketball star at Southern Vanc...
• Update: Hit and run leaves one in hospital
• Two pedestrians struck by van; one hospitalized
• Smoke coming from old armory on Dabney Drive is for training only. No fire
• YOUR 2 CENTS: Should Kittrell's Richard Moore seek the Democratic nomination for...
• Henderson couple arrested in ID theft scheme
• FRIDAY'S FINAL SCORES (Boys' Basketball): J.F. Webb 74, Southern Vance 40. Webb'...
• FRIDAY'S FINAL SCORES (Girls' Basketball): Southern Vance 61, J.F. Webb 40
• City council: Quality of life important to companies
• Professor to discuss black church leader at Oxford library
• 911 backup center project moving slowly
• Baskerville seeking open House seat
• Man charged in assault following car crash
• From NWS: Gusty winds to 40 mph possible today as front moves through area
• Are incentives the key to economic development? Council talks jobs at retreat ht...
• Conference to explore farming opportunities
• Henderson man pleads to gun crimes
• Statement from Perdue on her decision not to seek re-election
• JCPenney gets rid of hundreds of sales
• Henderson soldier killed in El Paso shooting
• AP Source: Perdue will not seek re-election
• Spartans swept by St. David's
• Warren County fighting for FSA office
• Henderson council planning retreat at Aycock Thursday
• RRBA unhappy with gov's uranium position
• Check out our latest interactive crime map: Incidents and larcenies in the area...
• Today's front page
• Hopes high for $3.8M REEF project
• Cemetery clean-up a work in progress
• Henderson police investigating kidnapping
• FINAL SCORES (Boys' Basketball): Northern Vance 50, Southern Vance 42; (Girls' B...
• Randolph Wilson named 2011 Citizen of Year
• Oxford man gets 21 years in drug case
• N.C. jobless rate falls to 9.9 percent in December
• Today's front page
• Henderson council OKs property demos, but city lacks funds for work
• For school districts, budget woes loom
• Warren school roof to get solar energy system
• VGCC cancels remainder of men's 2011-2012 hoops season
• Murder map: An interactive map of homicides in Henderson/Vance County
• Autopsy: Shot to back killed Henderson man
• Holtzman: J.F. Webb's Isaiah Hicks is worthy of the hype
• DPS: Parole info on killer mailed; sheriff, DA, victim's wife didn't receive not...
• Henderson council to vote on property demolitions
• Fire marshal: Low salaries hurt department
• Henderson shoplifters of the week
• Northern nets first conference win
• Return of Isaiah Hicks sparks Webb against Vikes, 79-69
• Tigers maul Raider girls, boys
• Webb wins 79-69. Unoffically Hicks finishes with 28pts while Becker Seifert chip...
• Hicks heats up in third ends quarter with 20 pts but picks up 4th foul. Webb lea...
• Webb still leads at half 38-33. Hicks only scored two in the second but it was a...
• After 1st webb leads northern 21-15. Hicks has 10 points in the 1st.
• UNC commit & Webb junior Isaiah Hicks makes his retun to action tonight @ northe...
• Student brings stun gun to school campus
• Vikings, Warriors square off on the mat
• Conti: Lack of funding leaves Henderson rail stop in limbo
• Vance aims to simplify building permit fees
• County upgrading tech systems
• I-85 work, East End Connector to impact area
• Cardinal Gibbons wins convincingly over Northern boys, girls
• Relay sets $120K goal; effort to raise money for cancer research under way
• Admitted killer OK’d for parole; man sentenced to life in 'brutal murder'
• Case against alleged pot grower proceeds
• Splash pad to keep Oxford children cool, active
• Suspect arrested in SunTrust Bank robbery
• Departure of Harris leaves Northern searching for new football coach
• Living the dream: In essays, students tell of King's legacy
• Criminals active during MLK weekend
• Vance board planning retreat set for Thursday
• Police searching for suspect in Oxford bank robbery
• Bank robbed in Oxford this morning. More details to come.
• Slideshow: Honoring King's legacy
• Visitation up at Kerr Lake; recreation area third most popular in state
• Semprius plant on target to open March 1
• Larkins seeks House District 32 seat
• With $30M, new healthcare foundation looks to help
• Hotel firm buys lot in Henderson; hotel chain interested in land near Jameson ht...
• Two hospitalized after car hits horse
• Semprius secures $3M in venture funding for plant
• 3 killed, 2 hurt in shooting at N.C. lumber company
• Shorthanded Spartans fall to defending state champs, beat St. David's
• Program aims to ‘immunize children against illiteracy’
• ‘Boss Hog’ pleads to gun charge; seven accused in gun trafficking case
• Granville helping dentist with new office
• Logue named Officer of the Month
• Poll: Crawford vulnerable in primary
• Lawyers argue on N.C. redistricting case's future
• Second murder suspect nabbed; first person charged was out on reduced bond from...
• Chamber director shifting to the 'retired' life
• Good will sparks hope for fire victims
• Henderson-Vance EDC proposes 5-percent funding stream
• Disaster assistance provides help to area farmers
• Lady Vikes fend off Warren rally
• Eagles make most of second chances to top Northern Vance
• Wanted: Input on Henderson’s future; Council’s annual planning retreat set for J...
• Vance board says ‘no’ to rent request from fire department
• National board certified teachers honored
• Spartans sweep Victory Christian
• Henderson man arrested in murder
• Today's front page
• Report: Man died of shot to head
• Henderson eyes $1.7M to fix water lines; hoped for up to $3M
• Vance OKs furniture bid for 911 center
• Three charged in fatal home invasion appear in court
• Edwards resigns as H-V Chamber of Commerce president
• The annual Friends of the Brown Library Book Sale will be held at the Washington...
• Bullock's hot shooting lifts SV by Webb
• Seifert, Beverly lead Warriors to 67-60 win over Raiders
• Cop's crime leads to plea in murder; officer was lead detective in case
• Future of Hendricks House in Warrenton unclear
• Moseley to fill vacant seat on Oxford board
• BREAKING NEWS: Vance sheriff investigating fatal shooting
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: County tackles zoning, water: The year 2011 will be remember...
• Six arrested on drug charges: The Henderson Police Department arrested six peopl...
• Acquisition results in closure of Harperprints plant: Classic Graphics’ acquisit...
• 1 of 2 charges dropped against former commissioner Hughes One of two charges ag...
• Lady Raiders win easily over South Granville South Granville was no match for t...
• Runnin' Raiders top SGHS again hendersondispatch.com/view/full_story/17000996/a...
• Last suspect arrested in fatal home invasion
• Grace routs Colt boys, 104-28
• Girls basketball: Hayes' 32 lead Crossroads to win
• Church out, sweepstakes cafe in at Marketplace in Henderson
• Five County Mental Health Authority merges with 15-county LME
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: Solar company to locate in Vance
• Second Dollar Tree to open in Henderson
• Tri-County jobless rates fall; still higher than last year in Vance, Warren http...
• Today's front page
• Second suspect arrested in fatal home invasion; man is brother of killed intrude...
• Harperprints acquired by Morrisville company
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: Duke LifePoint purchases MPMC
• Vance man pleads guilty in fatal shooting
• For those of us not from the Hawkeye State, here's a great explainer on the Iowa...
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: Henderson councilwoman dies at 65
• Henderson suspect charged with kidnapping
• Old Man Winter is here
• Teen to 911: I just shot the man; call reveals events that led to intruder's dea...
• Restaurant closing ‘like a family member dying’
• New year, new resolutions: 8 offer hopes, goals for 2012
• Gov't offices closed Monday
• Aussies make themselves at home in Creedmoor, beat Webb
• Firefighters respond to incident at glass plant; no one injured
• Fire at Verallia plant in Henderson contained. More details to come.
• Suspect arrested in home invasion that led to fatal shooting
• Reminder: The library will close tomorrow, December 31, at 5pm. We will be clos...
• Kids' New Year's Eve
• Today's front page
• Old Christmas trees a hazard; city will pick up
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: Schools get new leaders
• SGHS Holiday Invite: Webb boys only local winner on Day 2
• More details on fatal shooting of home intruder; no charges expected against juv...
• Breaking news: 'Intruder' shot and killed in Vance
• Blog: Local Sears store not on closure list
• Man killed in Granville wreck
• THE TOP 10 OF '11: Disasters ravaged Tri-County
• Child deaths trend down in Vance
• All was not calm in Henderson; police investigating holiday shootings
• VGCC to celebrate life of King Jan. 17
• Holiday Invitational Roundup: WARRIORS WIN AT BUZZER
• We're working on the top 10 stories of 2011. Which stories should make the list?...
• No place like home: Late artist’s dream estate still houses family, memories htt...
• Father: Son’s death a murder
• MPMC owner gets $5M in federal funds
• Area non-profit awarded $100K for jobs programs
• Louisville's comeback falls short in Belk Bowl
• Local b-ball teams return to action today
• Strong winds possible with cold front
• A boom in a bust: Pawn shop thriving in down economy
• Semprius solar cell could be ‘game-changer’
• After-Christmas sales a mixed bag for retailers
• Henderson a magnet for out-of-town shoppers
• Reminder: The library will be CLOSED from December 24 to December 27. We will r...
• Fire rating means lower bills in Golden Belt Fire District
• All I want for Christmas!
• All I want for Christmas!
• Henderson teen hurt in Granville wreck will be 'OK'
• Henderson teen hurt in Granville wreck will be 'OK' http...
• Local doctor authors chapter in medical book
• Local doctor authors chapter in medical book
• MR Williams novelty division growing
• MR Williams novelty division growing
• Vikings win six matches, fall to Rocky Mount 48-30
• Wrecks claim lives of two in Granville
• RRBA: Report backs up fears about uranium mining
• Three arrested in theft
• Government offices closing for holidays
• SHINE ON: A guide to the best Christmas lights we could find
• Vance fire victim improving
• Fire safety: Live-cut and artificial trees both pose dangers
• Chamber banquets set for January
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff announces arrest in Dec. 15 shooting death
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff announces arrest in Dec. 15 shooting death
• Vance water project moving ahead
• Warren Chamber: Businesses need websites
• Local awarded Order of the Long Leaf Pine
• How to help fire victims
• Five hurt, one critically, in Vance house fire; neighbors sending donations http...
• The wait is over! Kids Craft Night TONIGHT (Dec 19)! 6pm, Farm Bureau Room, for...
• BREAKING NEWS: Four hurt, one critically, in Vance County house fire
• Check out our e-edition at www.hendersondispatch.com
• Durham School of the Arts dominant at Raider Duals
• Athletic Bulldogs top KVA in Chick-fil-A Holiday Hoops Invitational
• Colts fall in Holiday Hoops title game; Lady Spartans take consolation game http...
• Salvation Army kettles ring short on cash as Christmas nears
• Unsolved: Waiting for justice as cases grow colder
• History book celebrates rich heritage in Henderson and Vance County
• Vance commissioners set meeting on water district plans
• New Life Baptist presents drive-through Live Nativity
• Ollie's outlet coming to Henderson in April 2012
• Remembering a Good Scout: Portrait honors beloved attorney Bennett Perry
• Vance Sheriff says suspects being pursued in Thursday fatal shooting
• Robbery last straw for one of two Carver's restaurants
• If stop sign is out on school bus, you'd better stop
• Haliwa-Sapnoi serve up arts and crafts in addition to produce
• Multiple purposes: County, school officials tour new sports rooms at three schoo...
• A Henderson Collegiate twist on Dickens: 'Read, baby, read'
• Henderson police seeking suspect in check-kiting spree
• Juvenile crime at 12-year low, JCPC told
• Victim dies in shooting: Sheriff says man shot multiple times at intersection ht...
• BREAKING NEWS: At least one person injured in Vance shooting:
• BREAKING NEWS: At least one person injured in Vance shooting:
• Teen pregnancy rate high in Vance, but progress being made:
• Teen pregnancy rate high in Vance, but progress being made:
• It's a great day for fishing!
• It's a great day for fishing!
• Henderson changing street names to clear up confusion:
• Henderson changing street names to clear up confusion: h...
• Another arrest in Vance break-ins:
• Another arrest in Vance break-ins:
• Sergent sworn in as new Oxford mayor:
• Sergent sworn in as new Oxford mayor:
• EDC, chamber bring industry leaders to table:
• EDC, chamber bring industry leaders to table:
• Colts get season sweep over Victory
• Crossroads girls win low-scoring affair over Victory
• USPS: Holiday shipping deadline nears; customers have until Dec. 21
• Zone aims to lure jobs to Henderson; designation a boost to businesses
• School board undecided on old EJ school
• Library unveils new website
• Vance County has second highest teen pregnancy rate in state; Dispatch reporter...
• Henderson to demolish downtown 'eyesore'
• Church planning drive-through nativity
• White to lead Vance County Board of Education
• Henderson police investigating armed robbery
• Reminder: The library will be CLOSED from 11:30-1:30 on Wednesday, December 14 f...
• Bust nets illegal gun stash; Henderson man facing several felonies
• Henderson sewer facility work to start on schedule
• Historic church to glow at Advent service
• Alleged grocery shooter attended Southern Vance
• State board OKs Williams as VGCC president
• UNC trustees approve 7-year deal for Fedora
• Victim: Be wary of granny scam; woman sent $3K to scammers
• Autopsy: Man, 63, died of shot to head
• New VGCC president lays out vision for college
• Three injured in 3-car crash
• Two arrested in unrelated thefts
• Southern to go back to 2A classification; Northern will stay in 3A
• Raider wrestling wins brief battle over KVA
• Apparently, we just missed @Reba McEntire in Oxford; film crew was packing up
• The library tree is up! Thanks to the local garden clubs for making our library...
• A cross for Christmas: Man finds Christian symbol while cutting firewood
• Vance fugitive still in Tenn.; deputies bringing man back to face charges
• Former Vance board chairman reflects on past year
• VCS teachers earn national board certification
• Williams named president of VGCC
• Audit turned over to SBI; 'purchase problems' prompt look after chief fired http...
• Boyd planning larger facility; dealer moving to new auto mall at old location ht...
• Gooch to lead Granville board
• Spartans fall in tri-match
• Local players help Winston-Salem State earn milestone win
• All-Conference selections released for Carolina 3A
• HPD investigating armed robbery at Waffle House
• Today's front page
• Garrison leads Vance board; new chairman says jobs his No 1 priority
• Downtown stores may lose sidewalk displays
• Henderson police investigating assault, wreath thefts
• VGCC expected to name new president Wednesday
• Spartan grapplers fall to Granville Central, Bunn
• Boys basketball: Northern shuts down Warren County
• A dedication to decorating: Christmas lights up life of local woman, grandson ht...
• Costs a concern with longer school year
• Local theater effort not comparable to Roanoke Rapids
• HPD reports several shoplifting arrests
• Bethlehem comes alive in Oxford
• Vance fugitive caught in Tenn.; Man facing felony charge was released on $455 bo...
• $9M water deal OK’d; Fee reserves 1.5M gallons for business park
• Brummitt: Not the time to up animal fees
• Boys basketball: Crossroads staves off Victory rally
• Jobless rates drop in Tri-County; still higher than a year ago
• VGCC falls to Guilford Tech, 67-34
• Boys basketball: Vikings roll over Southeast Halifax, 67-46
• An angel tree for animals: 14-year-old starts project to help four-legged friend...
• Kidnapping victim found; suspect loose
• Henderson delays vote on firm for sewer work
• Man arrested in armed robbery
• 35 new laws taking effect Thursday in N.C.
• Have you checked out the new library website? Lots of great stuff!
• Lights, songs warm the night: Henderson lights downtown tree
• Henderson, Granville: $9M water deal in the works
• No shortage of Christmas events in Tri-County
• HPD looking into robbery, attack
• Basketball: Warrior girls rally by Rockets
• Henderson will light the night Tuesday
• Henderson OKs more gaming terminals; council approves pay increases
• Holiday kidnapping reported to HPD
• VGCC could name president this week
• N.C. senate votes to repeal death row law
• More than 400 fed at outreach event in Henderson
• 2nd Warren school bus incident prompts review
• Woman found dead in crashed vehicle
• Granville OKs greenway trail design
• Lady Raiders claim Roanoke Rapids tourney title
• A BLESSING FROM GOD': Restaurant serves free Thanksgiving meals to community htt...
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by truck
• Just a reminder, the library will be closed until Monday, November 28. Have a g...
• Police: Keep safety at top of holiday shopping list
• Sheriff's office seeking public's help to find suspect
• One lane of I-85 southbound at mile marker 218 near Middleburg closed due to acc...
• Serving those who served; health fair reaches out to area vets
• Startup unhappy with Interstate BioEconomic Alliance leader
• Henderson hires new finance director
• Out on a limb: Firefighters ready downtown Christmas tree
• U.S. 1 northbound at N.C. 39 in Henderson closed
• Oxford officer arrested in assault
• Boards address school needs; Gregory says communication is important
• Greentech leader appears to be named in lawsuit
• HPD investigating armed robberies, assault
• New, longer, trailer available for "Hunger Games". Those who have read the book...
• Afternoon with an Author - Scott Mason
• ‘Old-school’ Santa suits up: Kittrell man dons the suit at Northgate Mall
• Charges pending against Oxford officer
• HPD looking for help to stop prostitution
• Warrenton elections: King declared winner in two-way tie
• Another child left alone on Warren County school bus
• Henderson man shot in Raleigh attempted robbery
• Tar Heel Traveler coming to Henderson library
• Woody King selected in drawing for Warrenton town council.
• Although the library will be closed for the Thanksgiving weekend, we will be ope...
• Still time to pack a box: Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes accepted through M...
• Embers heating up the holidays; concert set for Dec. 2 at VGCC
• Henderson Fire Dept. wrapping up inspections
• Arrest in fatal shooting awaits lab test results
• Let there be light: Decorations go up in Henderson
• Phase 1 of Henderson's Zene project set
• ‘Produce Lady’ offers lessons on importance of local farming
• Coin flip could decide Warrenton election
• Progress Energy rates going up Dec. 1
• Spartan grapplers split against GDS, North Raleigh
• Henderson OKs Dabney corridor study
• Warren DSS, church team up to give
• Suspect in custody in fatal Vance shooting
• AG Roy Cooper to speak at Chamber Thanksgiving event
• Another firearm found at a local school
• Join Scott Mason on Saturday, Nov 19, at 2:00pm in the Farm Bureau Room as he di...
• Final: svance 34, cleveland 40, last sec fg blocked returned 98 yards for clevel...
• End 3rd: svance 27, cleveland 6
• Half: svance 13, cleveland 6
• End 1st: svance 0, cleveland 0
• Live updates from svance @ cleveland football tonight.
• 63-year-old Vance County man fatally shot
• CVS closes after vehicle crashes into store
• Blog: Henderson's Charlie Rose part of 'Early Show' makeover
• Photo feature: Honoring their service on Veterans Day
• N.C. redistricting lawsuits could delay Henderson 2012 voting
• Warrenton audits police department finances
• President candidate would end career at VGCC
• Salvation Army needs volunteers for Christmas
• PLAYOFF PREVIEW: SV travels to 1st-year program Clayton Cleveland
• Gun found on charter school campus
• Seniors celebrate Veterans Day; several events scheduled in area
• Leap into politics successful for new Oxford Mayor
• HPD arrests 8 on drug charges
• VGCC president finalist: Focus is on basic skills
• Vance sheriff needs information on runaway girl, 15
• COUGAR-RAM CLASSIC: Richardson, EJ snap 6-year series skid
• Today's front page
• Maria Parham purchase deal finalized
• Lighting still a concern at shopping center where attack occurred
• Armed robbery at truck stop worries owner
• People: KVA grad keeping busy in Hollywood
• Two arrested in appliance theft case in Henderson
• SVance football to host Southern Wayne in first round of NCHSAA playoffs Friday...
• NCHSAA brackets to be released after 4pm today.
• SVance, chapel hill & orange finished in 3way tie for second.tiebreaker drawing...
• Final: svance 21, nvance 20; franklinton 45, warren co 8
• Final: cardinal gibbos 45, jf webb 6
• End 3rd: svance 14, nvance 14
• End 3rd: cardinal gibbons 38, jf webb 0
• Half: orange 8, chapel hill 0
• End 1st: cardinal gibbons 14, jf webb 0
• End 1st: svance 14, nvance 0
• End 1st: warren co 0, franklinton 0
• Freeze watch in effect for Tri-County Saturday and Sunday
• Jobless rates drop in Tri-County
• Today's front page
• Fight for 2nd continues for SV in Optimist Bowl
• Next stop: TOKYO; Warren County's Christian Buffaloe set for Japan trip
• Henderson water cut-off order eased
• Plea deals out for Henderson teen charged with murder
• Early College High School boasts Vance County Principal of the Year
• Rollins students 'Pledge to be Drug Free'
• Second group interested in old EJ school in Henderson
• Blog: 'Iron Man' superhero series' 3rd film to shoot in N.C.
• Judge denies attempted dismissal of Edwards case
• Warm, sunny weather turning wet, cold
• Today's front page
• Domestic violence awareness: Organizers take to streets with walk, candlelight v...
• Cat with rabies scratches 5 members of Vance family
• Henderson to bypass bidding on engineering contract
• Henderson-Vance Crime Stoppers win awards
• New Vance teacher pay policy: Time paid will be for time worked
• NV scores 2 second-half goals to keep SV out of playoffs
• 2 arrested with gun at school where teen was shot
• Burglars target catalytic converters in Vance
• Vance animal group protests spay/neuter bill
• Bomb threat causes brief evacuation at Southern Vance High School
• Video games for sweepstakes argued before N.C. appeals court
• $1 million lottery ticket unclaimed in state
• Today's front page
• Woman killed in Granville house fire
• Photo feature: Henderson's leaf-collection operation under way
• Redistricting: Boards satisfied with proposed map
• 2 Henderson men charged in drug bust
• Operation Medicine Drop: Don’t let old meds fall into wrong hands
• Soccer: Vikings eliminated from playoff contention
• Kittrell man killed in car crash
• Final: svance 12, chapel hill 17, ch wins on 55 yard bomb with 4.7 secs to go; w...
• 3 mins to go: chapel hill 11, svance 6
• Final: jf webb 24, nvance 22
• End 3rd: nvance 22, jf webb 18; svance 0, chapel hill 3
• Half: jf webb 18, nvance 16; svance 0, chapel hill 3
• End 1st: jf webb 12, nvance 8; svance 0, chapel hill 0
• Its senior nite @ nvance as they host jf webb. we will have updates from this ga...
• What was the Maytag Man doing in Henderson Thursday? Helping out at Boys & Girls...
• Plan for old Eaton-Johnson school building rejected by crowd at hearing
• Car show breaks even; event not a ‘money-maker’
• Car show breaks even; event not a ‘money-maker’
• Discussion over future of Warren dept. heats up
• Warrenton Harvest Market Festival set for Saturday
• Study: Business has more friends at Legislature; Crawford one of highest rated D...
• Football: Pride on the line in Webb-NV match; SV, WC on the road
• Former NV star Carlos Fields named CIAA Linebacker of Week
• Blog: Granville's Cifers out on 'X Factor'
• Today's front page
• Henderson shorted on street funds
• Public to get say on old Eaton-Johnson Middle School property's future
• One-stop early voting starts Thursday in Granville, Warren
• Southern shuts out Eagles on senior night
• Owen, Reavis stand out for Vanguard volleyball
• Halloween Costume Contest and Trunk or Treating!
• Blog: Locals may catch of glimpse of Obama's motorcade as he travels to Va. http...
• Today's front page
• As cold nears, Henderson homeless shelter readies
• Piece of rail history still stands in Vance
• Vehicle break-ins reported in Henderson
• Granville native a finalist on ‘X Factor’
• Officials quiet on firing of town’s police chief
• Crusaders keep coasting: Gibbons blanks SV soccer
• Final: cardinal gibbons 52, nvance 0
• Final: warren co. 36, nw halifax 28
• Final: oxford webb 14, chapel hill 31
• End 3rd: warren co. 20, nw halifax 28
• End 3rd: oxford webb 7, chapel hill 31
• Start 4th: svance 20, orange 6
• Half: cardinal gibbons 3, nvance 0; warren co. 14, nw halifax 28
• Half: svance 0, orange 6; oxford webb 7, chapel hill 17
• End 1st: warren co. 8, nw halifax 6
• End 1st: svance 0, orange 6; oxford webb 7, chapel hill 0
• JF Webb won the drawing for the final playoff spot in the NCHSAA volleyball play...
• Today's front page
• HFD's Firefighter of the Year values teamwork and sacrifice over award
• Charge reduced in death of toddler; SBI lab finds no signs of sexual assault htt...
• Multipurpose vision for Vance visitors center
• Vance student scores improving, but still below N.C. average
• Plenty to prove late in the season for area high school football teams
• Mum's the word at State Fair: Blue-ribbon veteran ready for another competition...
• MPMC deal: One more hurdle — $45 million in escrow required to cover debt
• Show, Shine, Shag & Dine set for 10th anniversary event this weekend
• Semprius' facility to be ready by March
• Firehouse turns haunted house at Antioch
• Today's front page
• Keep those umbrellas handy through Thursday
• Program at Henderson Middle School could help at-risk students
• Henderson to shed bid rules to award sewer project
• LOCAL REWIND: Vikings shut out Raiders on soccer field
• CEO: Maria Parham Medical Center, Duke LifePoint purchase deal approved by Attor...
• Vance school board OKs $67M budget
• Psychologist-turned-author to speak at library Sat.
• Bluegrass and barbecue event targets diabetes
• Norlina Christian takes 2nd at conference volleyball tourney
• Final: Warren Co. 28, Louisburg 30
• Final: Orange 50, Oxford Webb 21
• Final: SVance 17, Gibbons 23, NVance 6, Chapel Hill 33
• End 3rd: SVance 17, Gibbons 23
• Half: Orange 30, Oxford Webb 0
• Half: SVance 10, Gibbons 20; NVance 0. Chapel Hill 14
• End 1st: SVance 0, Gibbons 7; NVance 0, Chapel Hill 7
• Its homecoming @ nvance tonite. svance is hosting gibbons. follow the dispatch f...
• Play our photo caption contest, win a Dispatch coffee mug
• Wife of Oxford mayor remembered for courage
• Blog: Picking the winners: Huge football game in Henderson
• Today's front page
• FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: S. Vance hosts Cardinal Gibbons in match with conference i...
• Crime Stoppers awards honor officer, deputy
• 3 Henderson teens charged with robbery
• Operation Soldier's Christmas drop-off locations ready
• Halloween events scheduled in Henderson, at Aycock
• Growing good habits: Students at Rollins take to gardening
• Guilty plea nets life sentence with no parole in 2008 murder
• Cleanup Henderson Committee tours cleanup sites; several blighted structures rem...
• Lottery funds pay for new Warren High School roof
• Less than 30 days left to register for disaster assistance
• LOCAL REWIND: Halifax downs KVA volleyball
• Today's front page
• Vance County Regional Farmers' Market can give economy a boost
• Trial in 2008 Vance murder may be delayed; attorney cites stress from a previous...
• Vance DSS reports increase in cases as economy turns down
• Granville upgrading 911 center
• LOCAL REWIND: Southern soccer nets late winner; WCHS volleyball
• VGCC releases names of president candidates
• Today's front page
• Henderson may OK more gaming terminals at businesses
• Regional farmers’ market effort gets a big boost
• Autopsy offers few clues about man’s death
• FEMA specialists to offer rebuilding advice in Henderson
• Masonic Home festival set for Saturday in Oxford
• Vance Commissioners vote 6-1 in favor of zoning.
• Vance commissioners OK zoning ordinance
• Pot operation found in Vance County
• More Vance animal rescue groups saving more animals
• Big Lots ready to serve customers; opening set for Thursday
• Raiders dominant in second half of homecoming win over Webb
• Final: Warren Co 18, Bunn 51
• NVance vs NPitt called after 1st quarter due to lightning. Vikings down 25-0. No...
• Final: SVance 38, Oxford Webb 8
• End 3rd: Bunn 44, Warren Co 6
• After 3rd: SVance 31, Webb 8
• Congratulations to Ruphani Watkins & Jarvis Pugh, SVance Homecoming Queen 7 King
• End 1st rain delay: NPitt 25, NVance 0; Halftime: Bunn 35, Warren Co 6
• Half: SVance 10, Webb 8
• End 1st: Bunn 7, Warren Co 6
• End 1st: Webb 8, SVance 7
• Great nite for football. rain is gone & its homecoming @ SVance tonite. if u can...
• Today's front page
• Fixed on Pharaoh's Fury: Man is ultimate fan of ride at Vance County Regional Fa...
• Staying ahead of the pack: P&G celebrates 20th year in Henderson
• Metal thieves stealing grates from Henderson storm drains
• Vance $67.8 million school budget: More and less
• VGCC getting by with part-timers, larger classes
• Oxford elderly victims in strong-arm robberies
• Creedmoor without water after line breaks
• Today's front page
• New Henderson Sheetz to open today
• New high-speed rail funds not for Henderson
• 30 marijuana plants found in Vance near Mabry Mill Road
• State to area officials: Prepare for all types of disasters
• Warrenton's goals: Economic development, revitalization
• Soccer: No. 10 Chapel Hill scores 5 in second half to bury Northern
• City: Crime is bad for business; donor doubles reward in Henderson Square robber...
• 10 in home-invasion ring in Henderson facing 422 felony charges
• Campaign for high school tennis courts continues
• Show, Shine, Shag & Dine to celebrate 10th anniversary
• Photo feature: Workers prep for fair; gates open today
• Donor ups reward in shopping center assault, robbery
• Brummitt: Vance zoning process moving too fast
• Henderson applying for $3 million in grants for aging water system
• 2 more arrested on federal gun charges
• Women invited to Warren health event
• Soccer: Orange scores early to top Northern in league opener
• Archaeology Day at Henderson library. 10-3 today
• Final: NVance 6, Orange 45
• Final: Oxford Webb 6, HPAndrews 30
• End 3rd: NVance 6, Orange 39; Oxford Webb 6, HPAndrews 24
• Halftime: NVance 6, Orange 27; Oxford Webb 6, HPAndrews 12
• End 1st: NVance 0, Orange 19; Oxford Webb 0, HPAndrews 6
• Sorry for confusion, told early in the day flu shots postponed, got to game flu...
• In Thursday night football action, NJohnston 34, Warren Co 26. We will have upda...
• NVance/Orange football still on for tonight. Free flu shots postponed until Oct....
• Woman assaulted, robbed outside Henderson department store
• First football casualty of the wet weather...SVance at Granville Central has bee...
• Vance, Warren jobless rates fall; Granville sees slight increase
• Today's front page
• Blog: Picking the winners: Week 6 of high school football
• Cost of whistle-blowing: Woman won her case after years of emotional and financi...
• Feds indict 4 on gun charges; trafficking of weapons alleged
• Old Eaton-Johnson school eyed for makeover into apartments
• Apparent arson attempted at Henderson home of shootout witness
• Volleyball: Warriors edge Vikes
• FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Another Orange County test for NV tonight at home
• Tri-County under flash flood watch
• Today's front page
• Embassy Cultural Center plans stalled as recession stole donations
• Rebuilding Hope loses tools to thieves, but group aims to forgive the culprits h...
• Prospects for high-speed rail funds excite area officials
• Problem at Warren 911 center doesn't interfere with calls
• Student charged with having knife at Southern Vance High School
• Student charged with having knife at Southern Vance High School
• Crosstown sweep at Fox Pond for Northern tennis
• CenturyLink reporting Internet service outages statewide; rep says no estimate o...
• Henderson woman arrested in Burger King theft
• Redistricting session for public draws few residents
• Henderson grant-writer position remains vacant; departments seek funding on thei...
• Former Vance commissioner to face heroin possession charge on Nov. 1
• VGCC president search narrowed to 12 candidates
• Warren program introduces youth to aeronautics and space
• Sheriff's report: Knife brought to Southern Vance High School
• Dickerson hat trick powers KVA
• Spartan v-ball swept by Patriots
• Today's front page
• A sharp eye for artifacts: Collector bringing hundreds of arrowheads to Archaeol...
• Elected officials getting a lesson in emergency management
• Residents in Vance, Warren eligible for appliance replacement help
• Grants will help Norlina police provide 24-hour service
• Vikes need five, but pull out win over Colts
• Henderson police investigating shooting
• Final: Roanoke Rapids 42, Warren Co 0
• Final: Oxford Webb 27, Granville Central 21; Carrboro 35, NVance 6
• End 3rd: Oxford Webb 27, Granville Central 14
• End 3rd: Roanoke Rapids 21, Warren Co 0
• Half: Roanoke Rapids 7, Warren Co 0
• Half: Carrboro 27, NVance 6
• Half: Oxford Webb 21, Granville Central 14
• End 1st: Oxford Webb 6, Granville Central 0; Roanoke Rapids 7, Warren Co 0
• ACTS needs donations; shelves low on food, demand increasing
• Accused found guilty in Henderson shootout; case relied on witnesses' testimony...
• Cops on Top fundraiser for Special Olympics today
• Oxford's C.G. Credle Elementary School celebrates 100 years
• Middle school student caught with knife
• FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Webb hoping to avoid first GC loss
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: KVA soccer falls at No. 1 Rams
• NWS: Strong T-storms will move across area through 6:45
• Two in a row for Viking soccer
• Enrollment flat at Vance-Granville Community College
• Semprius CEO: Plans for Vance facility on track; get training to get job with so...
• Vance, Henderson begin calculating cost of hurricane damage
• Henderson man arrested in breaking-and-entering
• Democrat Crawford is appointed budget-writer in GOP-led House
• Today's front page
• '1,000 Miles for Haiti': Cyclist brings attention to plight of victims of 2010 e...
• Autopsy: Death of 17-month-old not an accident; report details injuries to Desti...
• Vance County ruled eligible for public Irene assistance
• Vance school board eyes redistricting options
• Vance picks new Internet provider
• Henderson set for financial audit
• Volleyball: Webb deals Southern first loss
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Northern volleyball downed at Orange
• North Carolina Legislature votes to put gay marriage ban for constitution on May...
• Today's front page
• Vance zoning hearing: Both sides get say
• Henderson puts Beacon Light in the past
• Thefts reported in Henderson
• House OKs gay marriage ballot question; Crawford for, Wray against measure
• Crossroads sweeps Word of God in quick fashion
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Northern soccer nets second win
• More Irene help for Vance and Warren available
• Our 9/11 anniversary front page
• Small plane skids off runway after tire blows on landing at Henderson-Oxford Air...
• Final: SVance 25, Cedar Ridge 22
• End 3rd: SVance 25, Cedar Ridge 22
• Final: SGranville 36, NVance 8; Warren Co. 18, Weldon 14
• Final: Franklinton 41, Oxford Webb 0
• End 3rd: SGranville 33, NVance 8
• End 3rd: Franklinton 34, Oxford Webb 0
• Half: SVance 18, Cedar Ridge 14
• Half: SGranville 33, NVance 8
• Half: Franklinton 27, Oxford Webb 0
• End 1st: SVance 18, Cedar Ridge 7
• End 1st: SGranville 14, NVance 0; Franklinton 13, Oxford Webb 0
• Former UNC, NBA star praises Boys & Girls Clubs for service to youth
• Remembering 9/11: Red Cross trainer watched history unfold
• Pinkston educator is Vance County Teacher of the Year
• Warren County hires economic development director
• Local fundraisers set to remember ovarian cancer victim
• FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Vikings reach for .500
• Remembering 9/11: A look back at that fateful day
• Northern Vance soccer fights back for 2-2 draw
• Orange holds off Viking tennis, 5-4
• Volleyball: Raiders sweep Eagles for second time, improve to 5-0
• Raleigh Road Outdoor Theatre is for sale, but not to just anyon
• Solar company Semprius ready to renovate Vance location
• Henderson zoning board OKs wetland boardwalk
• 229 'Booze It and Lose It' violations in Vance
• Granville to purchase tracts in Triangle North
• Fire at Walmart Distribution Center injures two
• Robberies reported in Henderson during holiday weekend
• Hot sauce brings the heat to Oxford Saturday
• Only 1 in Vance registered for FEMA aid
• Twisters reported in Tri-County, but none confirmed; no damage
• Henderson firefighters raise $10K for MDA with boot drive
• Vance and Warren counties are under a severe thunderstorm warning until 4:30 p.m.
• Vance, Granville under tornado warning until 11am
• Tornado warning for Vance, Granville expires
• From NWS: At 6:24 tornado was located near Stem or 6 miles north of Creedmoor mo...
• Tornado warning for Vance, Granville until 7:15am; tornado watch until 2 pm
• 'Lizard Lick Towing' stars make appearance in Henderson
• Tied going into the fourth, Southern pulls away at Warren County
• Hurricane Irene: Vance looks to FEMA for aid
• 4 in Warren get probation in felony marijuana plea
• Sheriff: Body found in field is that of missing man, 32
• Final: SVance 21, Warren Co 12; NVance 38, Louisburg 35
• Final: SGranville 49, Oxford Webb 15
• After 3: SGranville 42. JFWebb 15; NVance 32. Louisburg 28
• After 3: SVance 6, Warren Co 6; sv ball inside 10
• Half: NVance 16, Louisburg 16
• Half: SGranville 28, JFWebb 8
• Half: SVance 6, Warren Co 6
• After 1: NVance 8. Louisburg 8
• After 1: SGranville 14, JF Webb 8
• After 1: Warren Co 6, SVance 0
• Sheriff: Dental records will be used to ID remains found in field
• Blog: Picking the winners: Southern at Warren County is the Game of the Week htt...
• A quick reminder: We're looking for people willing to share memories of Sept. 11...
• Tree removal scams reported: Overcharges, unfinished work
• FEMA surveys hurricane damage in Warren
• Volleyball: Crossroads falls in first set, but takes next three to beat KVA http...
• FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Statement game for Eagles tonight in Warrenton
• Dabney Drive back open @ Henderson Mall
• Dabney Drive still tied up from accident
• Photo feature: Accident snarls traffic on Dabney Drive Drive in Henderson
• Stoplights knocked down by 18-wheeler @ entrance to Henderson Mall on Dabney Dri...
• Photos from the scene where a body was found today along Old County Home Road ht...
• BREAKING NEWS: Body found along Old County Home Road
• Looking for job at Big Lots? Hiring information will be posted in window, newspa...
• Hurricane Irene: Standard insurance should cover damage
• Woman arrested in stabbing; juvenile, 15, charged in robbery
• 'Meet Me in the Street' season finale today in Henderson
• Soccer: Louisburg dominant in win over Northern
• No layoffs when VCS teaching positions eliminated; jobs lost in Warren, Granvill...
• Raccoon tests positive for rabies in Warren; exposed dog euthanized
• Play The Daily Dispatch's weekly football contest online here:
• Tell us your 9/11 memories We're looking for people willing to share memories of...
• Hurricane Irene: Crop damage expected to be costly in Vance, Warren
• Report: More give up hunt for jobs: Vance, Warren 'especially hard hit'
• Lagging funds force consolidation of Red Cross offices
• Locals lend New Bern a hand with storm damage
• FEMA to survey Vance County's Irene damage later in week
• Volleyball: Colts fall to Grace
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Late Smith goal gives Spartans 2-1 win
• Power outages: Just a handful without power in Tri-County
• Volleyball: Northern Vance pulls away for sweep over Spartans
• Raider volleyball maintains perfect mark
• Irene: Some in Vance narrowly avoided injuries when trees fell
• Irene: 20 homes destroyed, more than 100 damaged in Warren County
• Henderson crews will pick up Irene debris piled at road for free
• Assessment: 5 homes damaged in Vance
• Locals report minor damage at beach homes
• Two assaults reported in Henderson during weekend
• Progress Energy outages: 494 in Vance, 253 in Warren
• Tri-County under severe T-storm watch until 11 p.m. Monday
• Outages down to 600 in Vance, 900 in Warren
• Progress Energy: Most Vance, Warren outages will be restored by Wednesday
• Irene cleanup continues; thousands in area still without power
• Outages: Progress Energy reports that 1,794 customers in Vance without electric...
• Thousands still without power in Tri-County
• Slideshow: Irene damage in Vance County
• About 6,000 Progress Energy customers without power in Vance County; 1,800 in Wa...
• Henderson: Dabney Drive at Golden Skillet closed due to tree
• Progress Energy: 6,800 without power in Vance; 1,600 in Warren, 500 in Granville...
• Progress Energy: 3,400 without power in Vance; 400 in Granville, 500 in Warren h...
• Irene downs trees in Vance County (slideshow)
• More than 400,000 without power, 700 in Vance county
• More than 210,000 customers without power in N.C., 700 in Vance
• Wind advisory, flood advisory, flash flood watch in effect for Tri-County
• #Irene makes landfall on NC coast. Gusty winds and rain hit the Tri-County
• Final: NVance 7, Franklinton 20
• Final: SVance 14, SGranville 0
• End 3rd quarter: NVance 0, Franklinton 8
• End of 3rd: SVance 14, SGranville 0
• At halftime: NVance 0, Franklinton 8
• Halftime: SVance 7, SGranville 0
• After one quarter: SVance 7, SGranville 0; NVance 0, Franklinton 8. pouring rain...
• The football game between Warren County & Carrboro has been moved to Monday @ 7...
• Warren County opens shelters ahead of Irene
• Wind advisories in effect for Tri-County Saturday
• Vance can expect little impact from #Irene; 1-2 inches of rain, light winds http...
• Follow the Daily Dispatch for updates to tonights prep matchups.
• Hurricane Irene weakens; shelters won't open in Vance
• Vance's jobless rate jumps to 14.7 percent
• Watch video of #Irene from NOAA-NASA GOES Project as it churns toward N.C.
• Colleagues, friends say farewell to VGCC's Parker
• Flawless first day of school reported in Vance
• Final score (Thursday night): J.F. Webb 25, Person 19
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Tegean gets first win as NV soccer coach
• FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Vikes, Raiders make short trips; Eagles visit Carrboro ht...
• Hurricane Irene's effects being felt in N.C.
• If shelters open in Vance, here's what you need to bring
• Are you ready for #Irene? Here's a list of what you should have in your prepared...
• Official: If Irene track holds, Vance could see 1-2 inches of rain, 40 mph winds...
• Interactive hurricane tracker: Follow #Irene's path
• Vance Emergency Operations director: #Irene's track shifts further west, not goo...
• Vance Emergency Operations calls emergency meeting to discuss hurricane prep; wi...
• Vance official: #Irene track shifts slightly west; no need to be alarmed though...
• As #Irene nears, locals recall Fran's destruction in 1996
• After quake, some cracks; no structural damage reported
• Vance schools open to longer day today
• Renters considered as Henderson council mulls utility availability fee
• CLEAN SWEEP FOR VIKES: NV v-ball spikes Warren Co.
• Webb, Person renew gridiron rivalry tonight
• Has a librarian made an impact in your life? Nominate your favorite public, sch...
• Official: If current track holds, #Irene will be a coastal event with little imp...
• Video: Henderson residents talk about earthquake experience
• Henderson teen to be tried as an adult for the murder of his mother
• Redistricting proposal: Vance officials keep same districts
• #Irene how a Category 3; local officials monitoring track closely
• New Warren food center expected to benefit children from low-income families htt...
• New season, new results for Southern volleyball
• Henderson resident from California on earthquake: This was worse than anything w...
• Residents report items falling off shelves, furniture moving in quake
• BREAKING NEWS: Tri-County feels Va. earthquake
• Tri-County has 40-50 percent chance of experiencing tropical storm force winds w...
• Perdue urges residents to prepare for Irene
• Vance officials monitoring Hurricane Irene
• South Granville tops Northern in battle of the Vikings
• Vance County church predates nation
• Granville man gets 16-20 in child sex case; facing additional rape-related charg...
• Kidnapping, robbery reported in Henderson; arrest made
• Henderson seeking grant funding for new firefighting equipment
• A day for archaeology, history buffs planned at Henderson library
• Blog: Northern-Franklinton football highlights the week's local schedule
• Area under severe T-storm warning until 4:15 pm; severe aT-storm watch until 9 pm
• Final: Northern Vance 28, Ravenscroft 43
• Final: J.F. Webb 7, Burlington Williams 26 #tricountyfb
• Final: Southern Vance 26, Louisburg 10 #tricountyfb
• Northern Vance 28, Ravenscroft 30 #tricountyfb
• Final: Warren County 40, Kipp Pride 0 #tricountyfb
• Northern Vance 28, Ravenscroft 16 #tricountyfb
• 3rd: Northern Vance 22, Ravenscroft 16 #tricountyfb
• End of third: Webb 7, Burlington Williams 13 #tricountyfb
• End of 3rd: Warren County 40, Kipp Pride 0 #tricountyfb
• 3rd quarter: Southern Vance 19, Louisburg, 10 #tricountyfb
• Half: Northern Vance 14, Ravenscroft 16 #tricountyfb
• Half: Webb 7, Burlington Williams 13 #tricountyfb
• Half: Warren County 18, Kipp Pride, 0 #tricountyfb
• Half: Southern Vance 6, Louisburg, 10 #tricountyfb
• 2nd quarter: Northern Vance 10, Ravenscroft 0 #tricountyfb
• 1st quarter: Northern Vance 7, Ravenscroft 0 #tricountyfb
• 1st quarter: Southern Vance 6, Louisburg 7 #tricountyfb
• End of 1st: Warren County 6, Kipp Pride 0 #tricountyfb
• End of 1st: Webb 0, Burlington Williams 0 #tricountyfb
• Going to a Tri-County fb game tonight? (SV, NV, Webb, Warren Co.) Tweet scoring...
• Strong storms expected in Tri-County through 4 p.m. today; Lightning, hail, gust...
• VGCC names interim president
• Pick up a copy of today's Daily Dispatch for our fall sports preview section
• 'Bald, bold and beautiful,' Mrs. Black North Carolina to take part in Warren Cou...
• Man in Raleigh Road beating case says mob attacked him
• Human Relations Commission short on funds
• Juvenile panel receives full funding from state
• 'Booze It & Lose It' Labor Day campaign begins
• Holtzman: Friday night football returns
• Summer's over, back to the books again for KVA and Crossroads Christian
• Locals sell The Peanut Roaster; new owner will lease Henderson processing facili...
• Law enforcement database expanding to Vance County
• Granville eyes 507-acre industrial site
• Warrenton named to N.C. Small Town Main Street program
• Powell, Jackson address WCHS football coaching change; Alexander says he did not...
• Fall-ish weather to continue through weekend; rain on the way
• Ramadan observed: Local mosque members meet for prayers, fast-breaking meal http...
• Lawyer in Brown robbery case says client not a career offender
• Manson man arrested on robbery charges in Warren shooting
• Starting with a sweep: Raiders roll over Warren Co.
• LOCAL ROUNDUP: Northern volleyball starts season with win over Crossroads
• Gang member gets life plus 40 years in robbery, shooting
• Weldon’s Mill: Still standing after 200 years
• Henderson burn victim returns home
• Rape reported at Henderson residence
• Henderson police investigating shooting, arson
• Program director: Youth offenders better served in communities, not jails
• Retro Vikings claim another win in NV alumni soccer match
• KVA v-ball opens season with split
• Northern tennis falls in opener
• Two injured in Warren County shooting
• Kerr Lake property owners learn hydrilla battle takes years
• Vance parents given transfer options for students in low-performing schools http...
• Rec & Parks Commission eyes hosting regional games
• Henderson man charged with drug possession
• Warrenton remembers hardware store and its owner
• Southern Vance ready to host annual football jamboree
• NWS: Warren County under air quality alert Friday
• Crime Stoppers thanks local law enforcement at annual breakfast
• Has the increase in the price of gold prompted you to sell jewelry? If not yet,...
• SBI probes firm handling water project; Vance says no wrong-doing locally
• HPD investigating identity theft ring
• Ordinance change in Oxford OKs woodworking
• Silver Alert issued for man last seen in Vance
• Finally, a break from the heat: Weekend highs only in the upper 80s
• Vance hopes to lay pipe this year for countywide water district
• 'The Odd Couple' is year's finale for Henderson Rec Players
• Building, truck repairs at $61,200 for Henderson ops center accident
• HPD arrests pair after parking lot larceny
• Henderson man sentenced for role in deadly riot
• Spartan volleyball wins preseason tourney
• Legal Aid closing Henderson office as funding falls
• School district: Multipurpose rooms project on target
• Henderson: Late utility payments add up; changes coming to utility billing
• Another suspicious fire reported in Henderson
• DOJ: Drug operation ring leader sentenced to 22 years
• Vance man charged with murder in Virginia shooting death
• Man arrested on larceny charge after citizens give chase
• Triple-digit heat returns to the Tri-County
• Who will win the teen reading grand prize on Monday? Keep bringing those readin...
• Blog: Set the VCR; what to watch this weekend
• Citizen complaints lead to arrest of women on drug, child abuse charges
• Don't forget: N.C. shoppers get tax break this weekend
• Crossroads Lego camp built on blocks w/ photo slideshow
• Fewer Vance schools meet state ABCs standards; graduation rates increase
• Henderson boom truck, ops center due repairs after accident
• Meetings set on strengthening agriculture in Warren County
• Man arrested after Henderson bank robbery attempt
• Vance County Schools ABCs results infographic
• 12 of 16 Vance schools meet state academic growth standards; 3 fall short in Gra...
• Tri-County under heat advisory until 9 tonight; heat index of 105 possible
• Henderson Sheetz on target for Sept. 29 opening; store already hiring
• Metal thefts in Henderson probed; police eye connection to area recyclers
• New bonds will lower Henderson debt
• 2nd Vance rabies case reported
• Night Out Against Crime offers free hot dogs, T-shirts
• Granville will assist 2 companies with expansion
• Blog: An amazing read — "Getting bin Laden: What happened that night in Abbottab...
• Southern's Mike Rotolo named head coach of East All-Star team
• Vance and Granville counties under Code Orange air quality alert until 9 p.m.
• Dreaded hydrilla returns: Weed limits boating, fishing at Kerr Lake
• Henderson police probe smashed vehicle windows
• Autopsy: Vance inmate died from head injury
• Henderson zoning board OKs Internet cafe
• Bearpond VFD asks Vance County to pay rent
• Car flips after hitting tree; no injuries reported: Henderson firefighters dire...
• Progress Energy reporting outages in Vance
• BACK TO BASICS: NVHS, SVHS, Webb continue practice as Warren Co. gets started ht...
• Big Lots aiming for Oct. opening in Henderson; will begin hiring later this mont...
• Public hearing on Vance zoning ‘propaganda’ set for Sept. 11
• Robbery at gunpoint, shooting reported in Henderson
• Warren man shot, expected to make recovery
• Shop tax-free in N.C. this weekend
• Missing man may be in Henderson area: The N.C. Center for Missing Persons has i...
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Oops! Henderson truck brings down part of wall at operations center; see the dam...
• Sports blog: Set the VCR; what to watch this weekend
• Police seeking public's help in identifying suspects: The Henderson Police Depa...
• Jobless rates increase in Tri-County
• Toddler dad's call to 911 released
• Vance County loses familiar faces in redistricting; Berger, Crawford, Wray no lo...
• Bond reduced for suspect in fatal Henderson shooting
• Excessive heat watch in effect; best way to beat the heat: take a dip in Kerr Lake
• Tri-County under heat advisory today, excessive heat watch Friday and Saturday
• Boil water advisory issued for parts of Creedmoor: East of Robertson Creek on N....
• Vance, Granville under Code Orange air quality alert until 9 tonight
• Heritage Trail: Deteriorating Crudup House was among first in Vance County with...
• DSS: No agency involvement before abused toddler died
• How's zoning coming along? Vance County publishes progress on website
• Vance County Jail submits plan to correct deficiencies
• Granville boards OK with new district lines
• The Art of Barbecue: Local Wall of Fame restaurateur designed cooker to give his...
• Search warrant: Toddler who died in May was sexually abused
• Henderson council satisfied new voter lines are fair
• Cuts still under review at Vance-Granville Community College
• Henderson traffic: One lane of Dabney Drive closed at Roanoke Avenue
• Post office ponders closing 1 in 10 retail outlets; Tri-County locations not on...
• Teens arrested in attempted robbery, shooting
• Charlotte family wins lottery for 3rd time
• Henderson to fund study of Shirley Drive water woes
• Vance school calendar staying at 180 days for now
• Store employee charged in assault of man
• SE REGIONAL WRAP UP: Wilson rises from the ashes to top H/V, move on to World Series
• YA author James Kennedy, with the support of the New York Public Library, is hosting the 90-Second Newbery video contest. It is simple, just "make a video that compresses the story of a Newbery award-winning book into 90 seconds or less." See
• Duke Lifepoint, Maria Parham reach deal on sale of hospital
• Silver Alert issued for Warren County man
• Vance, Granville under heat advisory from noon to 8 pm today; heat index of 105-109 expected
• MIDNIGHT MADNESS: Henderson/Vance 16Us bow out in semifinals
• CenturyLink: All Internet service should be restored in Henderson area
• From CenturyLink on Internet outage: Some customers have been restored, however some customers in Henderson are still out of service.
• CenturyLink Internet outage affecting customers in Vance County; company says it will take several hours to restore
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars win 15-3 in six innings
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 9, Greene Co. 3 - sixth inning
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 8, Greene Co. 3 - end of fifth inning.
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 8, Greene Co. 3 - end of fourth inning.
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 8, Greene Co. 3 - end of third inning. Noon game moved to 6 pm due to heat
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 6, Greene Co. 3 - end of second inning
• Our website, hendersondispatch.com, is currently down. We are working to fix the problem.
• Scoring update: H/V All-Stars 2, Greene Co. 2 - end of first inning
• H/V 16Us roll over Tenn. state champs at regional, will play at 10 a.m. and noon Friday
• Tri-County under excessive heat warning until 8 p.m. Saturday. Heat index values between 105 and 115 expected
• Kerr Lake logs more visitors
• Autopsy: Slain Henderson mother was shot 6 times
• Wool E Bull stopped by Perry Library to show his support for Summer Reading!
• Former Vance commissioner Hughes charged with heroin possession
• So far, the Perry Library teens have read over 400 hours as part of the summer reading program! Congratulations!
• Infographic with AYP results for Vance schools
• Preliminary results: 3 of 16 Vance schools make Adequate Yearly Progress
• H/V 16U softball team begins regional play today
• Heat, stifling humidity ahead; DSS has fans, funds to help with electric bills
• Semprius CEO: Vance met all criteria for locating pilot plant in county
• VGCC awaits Semprius' training needs
• Woman charged in shooting that sent man to hospital
• Creedmoor couple charged with murder
• Two arrested after trying to steal crab legs
• Tri-County under heat advisory; temps will feel like 105-108
• Schedule released for H/V 16U softball All-Stars; Southeast Regional begins Thursday
• Semprius hopes to drive down cost of solar power generation
• Solar company could be big boost to Vance jobless rate
• Siemens tie to Semprius brings 'global credibility' to area
• VGCC creates candidate profile in search for next president
• Judge orders pre-k services restored; Vance one of five counties in suit
• Hospitals ‘close’ to presenting purchase deal
• King of Pop look-a-like coming to Vance County
• Henderson shooting victim in stable condition
• Update: Solar company will create 256 jobs in Vance, according to $18.3 million incentive package
• BREAKING NEWS: Solar company bringing hundreds of jobs to Vance
• Henderson police investigating shooting
• Highs near 100 return this week
• World Changers' job done: Teams helped renovate 18 area houses
• Henderson fire victim, 4, returns home; parents remain in burn center
• Vance school officials still crunching budget numbers
• Henderson police arrest pair after drug investigations
• Resurfacing work to close I-85 lanes in Granville
• All-Star baseball play continues for H/V team
• 13-year-olds lose close battle in state tourney
• State budget cuts could lead to fewer classes at VGCC
• Fall elections: Filing deadline is at noon today
• Autopsy: Henderson man died of gunshot wounds
• Oxford tweaks garbage collection ordinance
• Citizen holds suspects at gunpoint until police arrive
• Finally, a break from the heat: Highs in the upper 80s expected through the weekend
• Breaking news: Wool E. Bull will be visiting the library next Thursday, July 21 at 4:30pm. Be sure to stop by!
• Blog: Pottermania hits Henderson
• Curtain set to go up on 'The King and I' tonight
• Granville paramedic 'focused' on family, gave much to community
• New EDC director charting future course
• Local DAV: Don't confuse us with DVA
• Tonight's 'Meet Me in the Street' features Konnection Band
• H/V 13-year-olds ready to vie for baseball state title
• CertainTeed adding 10 jobs, investing $20 million in Oxford
• Tri-County under severe T-storm watch until 10 p.m.
• Heat index in Tri-County expected to top 100 again
• Photo feature: Heat can't stop the help; volunteers battle triple-digit temps to lend a hand
• Vance shelter reduces wait before strays can be euthanized
• Donated Perry house could be Henderson museum
• Ridgeway set to celebrate its famous cantaloupes
• Henderson police seeking public’s help in finding trailer
• Motorcycle driver killed in head-on collision
• Tri-County under heat advisory today. Heat index values between 105-109 expected
• Henderson OKs request to rezone 20 acres for visitor’s center
• Police rule death of elderly woman an accident
• 6 arrested on various charges in Vance
• Tri-County Cards fall just short of reaching state title
• H/V 16U softball All-Stars earn another regional bid
• Correction: Man shot 1/2 block from Vance courthouse; police found him outside magistrate's office
• Man shot, robbed outside Vance courthouse
• More maps giving more direction on N.C. Legislature
• Triple-digit heat in forecast this week; heat index of 105-110 possible Tuesday
• Atlantis is off the ground
• Live feed of shuttle launch from NASA
• World Changers makes a difference: 200 students coming to area to renovate homes
• Charges dropped in Vance County child rape case
• Candidates slow to file in Vance for fall elections
• 319 citations issued in Vance County 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign
• H/V 16Us All-Stars clinch top seed at state tourney
• Propane leak reported at school garage
• Reavis inks with VGCC volleyball
• Vance under severe T-storm warning until 6:15 pm
• Welcome Avenue in Vance County temporarily closed due to gas leak. Reopened at about 3:40 p.m.
• Young farmer eyes the future; 12-year-old operates his own produce stand
• Man pleads guilty to riot, affray charges in fight that resulted in teen's death
• DAV Chapter 97 to host meeting on homeless veterans
• Henderson/Vance All-Stars begin state play
• Tri-County Cardinals set for regional action
• Urban and small stream flood advisory in effect until 10:30 p.m. for Vance County
• Teen accused of shooting, killing his mother makes appearance in closed court
• Strong T-storms will move across area through 7:15 pm
• Vance, Granville counties under Code Orange air quality alert for fine particulates Thursday
• Update: Teen accused of shooting, killing his mother
• Blog: Gay minister writes about experiences in Henderson
• 15-year-old charged with murder in Henderson shooting death
• Cleanup continues; powerful Independence Day storm downs trees
• Henderson sees several holiday weekend break-ins
• Trial under way in 2010 breaking-and-entering case
• Convenience chain Sheetz looks South; Henderson store one of several planned in state
• Proposed N.C. district map evokes Miller's 2001 role
• Area All-Star teams getting ready for state tourneys
• Reminder: The library will be *closed* on Monday for the 4th of July holiday.
• Fourth holiday forecast: Mostly sunny and hot. Small chance of rain on Monday
• Trial for Raleigh Road assault defendants delayed again
• New school superintendent begins duties today
• Vance NAACP leader cleared of assault charge
• Candidate filing for municipal elections begins today
• Garrett, Raiders dominate All-Area softball
• I-85 closed in both directions near the N.C. 86 exit in Orange County. Expected to remain closed through this afternoon
• 4th to kick off with a bang; celebrations planned in Vance, Warren
• Gregory appointed school superintendent; dissenter says selection process flawed
• Vance County crime rate highest in the state
• Want to nail that perfect fireworks photo? Here's a few tips from our photo editor
• Spartans, Warriors headline All-Area baseball selections
• Vance school board names Ronald Gregory as next superintendent
• Teens charged in Vance mailbox bombings
• Info released today shows Vance index crime rate is highest in state. Story coming later
• Allen, Warriors lead All-Area soccer selections
• Softball players named to NC Softball Coaches Association All-State and All-District Teams
• Embrace Henderson sports camp under way; not too late to join
• 2010 taxes owed in Vance total nearly $1.5 million
• Vance schools seek waiver from longer school year
• Henderson seeks more open informal bidding process
• Vance school board expected to name new superintendent today
• Man arrested in attack that leaves victim in serious condition
• Vance, Granville under severe T-storm warning until 4:30 p.m.
• Photo feature: Dilapidated Beacon Light complex comes down
• Law enforcement starting holiday checkpoints
• From NWS: Showers, T-storms likely after 4 p.m. High near 92 expected.
• One fire victim remains critical; fund set up at SECU
• Fire chief: Smoke detectors would have made a difference in Carolina Avenue fire
• Debt refinancing may slow utility bill increase in Henderson
• Warren center a happening place for seniors
• Scattered strong T-storms possible in Vance County this afternoon and early evening
• Henderson/Vance 16U All-Star softball team headed to state tourney after winning district title
• 3 in critical condition after escaping Henderson house fire
• 2 adults, 2 children injured in fire at Henderson home
• Vance under severe t-storm warning until 11:15 pm
• Don't forget: Free family movie night in downtown Henderson starts at 8 tonight
• Vance County jobless rate increased to 13.3 percent in May; Warren and Granville rates also increase
• Life expectancy low in Vance County
• Henderson Rec Players to present 'The King and I' next month
• Matching census, Henderson boundaries proves to be a difficult first task in redistricting
• Warren County tax rate to rise 2 cents
• Quest for repeat starts Friday for 16U girls
• 'Yogi Bear' is Henderson's family night film; free showing Friday
• Henderson-Vance EDC fills director post at $78K
• NCDOT: Be prepared to make case for high-speed rail stop
• Oxford budget OK'd, but commissioners unhappy
• Henderson-Vance EDC names new director
• A Greenville man recently reeled in a 143-pound catfish on the Virginia side of Kerr Lake that unofficially is a new world record. According to several media outlets, Nick Anderson caught the blue catfish Saturday. The blue cat weighed in at exactly 14
• Man lands a whale of a catfish at Kerr Lake
• Vance, Granville counties under Code Orange air quality alert again today
• Vance visitors' center plan advances; rezoning goes to city council
• Henderson hoping bank building can be high-speed rail stop
• Granville board holds line on taxes in budget
• Thompson named new Warren Co. athletic director
• Vance County commissioners OK $40 million budget; no layoffs but 1.7-percent cuts for all departments
• Henderson gang leader sentenced to 20 years
• Smell smoke today? WRAL says smokey conditions due to wildfires in coastal counties
• Today's Code Orange air quality alert remains in effect until 9 p.m.
• Summer solstice is officially at 1:16 p.m. today. Days near the solstice have the most daylight of any days of the year.
• See FDA's new graphic cigarette labels here
• Apartment fire evacuees return; SBI rules cause of blaze 'undetermined'
• Henderson police probe robbery, arson
• Vance County Schools mum on possible job cuts
• Population, funding driving mental health merger in Vance
• Vance, Granville under air quality alert Tuesday
• Howard Hobgood wins KLCC Invitational
• Tri-County under severe T-storm warning until 8:15pm
• Vance animal shelter: Animals not gassed twice; allegations vicious
• 'No changes locally' in Peanut Roaster sale
• Annual regatta at Kerr Lake sets sail this weekend
• $50,000 gift to B&G Club will pay off, repair building
• Faulkner trying to defend title at Kerr Lake Invitational
• Hope VI phase II plans for downtown Henderson apartments OK'd
• Students paint mural for Vance County Animal Shelter
• Search for EDC director narrowed to 2 candidates
• Henderson man going to federal prison in 2009 gun possession case
• Warren County’s A.J. Silver named All-NCC
• Fire burns Oxford home; $35K in damages sustained; no injuries
• Police: Homicide victim died of gunshot wound
• What do you think this might be?
• Farmers' market season opens in Vance
• 4 Vance commissioners, manager to attend meeting in Oregon
• Layoffs, insurance costs await vote on Oxford budget
• Old Oxford Highway to close Monday for improvements
• Ellis wins KLCC Ladies Invitational for 2nd straight year
• Henderson police release name in homicide investigation
• Breaking news: Henderson police investigating homicide
• N.C. lawmakers override governor budget veto
• Henderson man facing 84 charges in home-invasion case
• With Crawford's help, House overrides Perdue veto; Senate vote next
• Morris gave no details of wife's murder in plea deal
• Henderson man charged in Saturday murder
• Man killed in single-car crash in Vance
• Henderson OKs FY 2012 budget
• Damages an issue with laptops assigned to high school students
• Budget: 4 House Dems, including Crawford, on board for veto override for now
• Scott Morris pleads guilty to wife's murder
• Early morning apartment fire displaces residents
• PHOTO FEATURE: Western Vance graduation
• Henderson man shot and killed early this morning
• Vance sheriff: Kittrell man shot at his home
• 4 Southern Vance students off to N.C. School of Science and Mathematics
• Young bear seen on N.C. 39 in Vance County
• Granville sheriff's interdiction team aims at I-85 to stop drugs
• Small bear spotted in Vance County this week
• Vance jury finds Allen Hight guilty of voluntary manslaughter in shooting death; sentenced to 6-8 years
• Vance murder trial: Allen Hight sentenced to 6-8 years
• Vance murder trial: Sentencing hearing under way
• Vance murder trial: Jury resumes deliberations at 9:30. Man accused of killing brother-in-law
• Vance, Granville counties under Code Orange air quality alert until 9 p.m. today
• Pick up a copy of today's Daily Dispatch for our annual graduation special section
• N.C. 39 bridge over Kerr Lake closing for repairs next week
• The season heats up a cool job for ice man
• Vance jury gets Hight murder case; deliberations continue today
• Proposed state budget eases Vance school cuts
• 2 Henderson men shot in incident at convenience store
• Vance, Warren counties under Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 6:45 p.m.
• Vance murder trial: Court recesses for the day with no verdict from jury. Will continue Friday morning
• N.C. 39 bridge over Kerr Lake to be closed for repairs next week starting Monday afternoon
• Vance murder trial: Jury in deliberations
• Judge to jury in murder trial: Consider first- and second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, self-defense
• Prosecutor: Accused killer not attacked with pipe. He had no injuries. It was first-degree murder not self-defense
• Defense: Accused killer Allen Hight had no malice, premeditation. Shooting was self-defense
• Prosecutor: Defendant Allen Hight was angry, apathetic and active on night of shooting.
• Closing arguments under way in murder trial
• We will post live updates on Vance murder trial today. Man accused of shooting brother-in-law
• Accused in Vance murder trial claims self-defense
• Henderson Point campsites get a new look
• More cuts in Vance budget ease pressure on reserves
• Animal cruelty charges pending for Vance woman
• Granville board acts on hospital expansion
• Lamplight Inn a popular stop on Heritage Trail
• NAACP on road over budget; Crawford criticized for stand on GOP spending plan
• Hight murder trial begins; man accused in 2008 shooting of brother-in-law
• Warren County employees will pay more for insurance
• Webb softball coach Salisbury steps down after 7 years
• IED blast injures Henderson Marine
• Henderson horror movie hits the big screen
• Vance tourism seeking rezoning to develop visitors center
• Henderson man killed in hit-and-run in Franklin County
• Laptops with employee info taken from Granville school office
• Hundreds show for annual Kerr Lake Triathlon
• Southern's impressive playoff run comes to an end. Conley hangs on for the 2-0 win to take the NCHSAA 3A state title.
• Conley holds onto the lead. It's 2-0 heading into the top of the seventh. SV, the home team, will bat in the bottom half.
• Conley adds another in their half of the sixth on a sac fly. Score is 2-0 with SV coming to bat in the bottom of the sixth.
• Southern strands a runner at third in the bottom of the fifth, still trails Conley 1-0 heading into the sixth.
• Score is 1-0 Conley heading into the fifth.
• Conley has taken a 1-0 lead with an unearned run in the fourth.
• Still no score with three innings in the books. Southern has tallied three hits, Conley has none.
• No score after one inning of play in the deciding game between Southern Vance and Greenville Conley.
• Southern Vance wins, 1-0. A deciding final game awaits. It should start around 4 p.m.
• Heading into the bottom of the seventh, Conley gets one more at-bat, down 1-0.
• Heading into the seventh, Southern holds a 1-0 lead over Conley in Raleigh.
• Jordan Garrett strikes out the side in the fifth, and Southern still leads 1-0.
• Southern still holds a 1-0 lead with four innings in the books.
• Score remains 1-0 Southern Vance after three innings in Raleigh.
• It's still 1-0 Southern after two innings.
• Southern strikes first. Mikayla Sellers knocks an infield single with the bases loaded. It's 1-0 heading into the bottom of the second.
• No score after one inning of play.
• First pitch has been thrown in Game 1 between Southern Vance and Greenville Conley.
• Game 1 between SV and Conley is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. If SV wins, a deciding second game will be played around 4 p.m.
• Southern advances to the finals with a 10-1 win over East Rowan. They must beat Conley twice to win the title, Conley needs one win.
• Southern plates four more, leads 7-1 heading into the seventh.
• A solo home run from Garrett increases Southern's lead to 3-1 after five innings in Raleigh.
• Still 2-1 Southern at the end of four innings.
• 2-1 Raiders after three innings. Garrett already has eight strikeouts.
• The Raiders have taken the lead after two wild pitches in the third.
• East Rowan's pitcher suffers an injury in the third, is carried off the field. Apparent leg injury during her delivery.
• Southern's Jordan Garrett strikes out the side in the second. East Rowan still leads 1-0 after two.
• E. Rowan strikes first after a couple of errors. Errant throw to get runner at 3rd allows one to score. They lead 1-0 after one inning.
• S. Vance is getting ready to face E. Rowan at 11 a.m. Winner plays Greenville Conley this afternoon. We'll post updates as they come.
• State softball tourney: Raiders split Day 1
• Vance school board asked to slash more spending
• Kerr Lake triathlon to benefit Vance County Relay for Life
• Henderson man held on drug charges
• Southern Vance softball will face off against Greenville Conley in Game 1 of the NCHSAA semifinals at 6 p.m. We'll post updates as they come
• See story for a pdf of court documents in John Edwards indictment
• A federal grand jury has indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards
• Krispy Kreme giving away doughnuts today
• Rebels rest at stop No. 12 on Vance County Heritage Trail
• Cycle N.C. could bring 1,200 riders to Henderson
• Vance commissioners due update on subdivision road plans
• Proposed Oxford budget avoids tax hike
• Lady Raider softball set for state semifinals today
• Baseball: Eight Warriors named All-Conference
• Vance, Granville counties under Code Orange air quality alert again today
• Feeling, hot, hot, hot: 'Weak, little cold front' will ease area temperatures on Friday
• Layoffs loom with Vance County budget cuts
• 3 arrested, 1 sought in April burglary, armed robbery
• Animal rescue new Vance group's mission
• Robinson: Great win Raiders, now back to work
• Vance, Granville under air quality alert today
• SOARING TO NEW HIGHTS: Raiders advance after Megan Hight's late homer
• Officer who shot mental patient at hospital cleared
• Vance sheriff investigating public suicide at traffic stop
• Interviews for next Vance schools superintendent begin
• GOP leaders confident N.C. Dems will vote for budget
• Extended coverage in tomorrow's paper, and online at www.hendersondispatch.com.
• Southern Vance wins 4-2, advancing to the semis and avenging last year's season-ending loss.
• Still 4-2 Raiders, Southwestern gets one more chance as the bottom of the seventh awaits.
• Southern Vance holds a 4-2 lead heading into the final inning in Asheboro.
• Southern Vance takes the lead on Megan Hight's three-run home run. Heading into the bottom of the sixth, the Raiders now lead 4-2.
• Still 2-1 Southwestern Randolph over Southern Vance after five innings of play.
• The score remains 2-1 Southwestern after four innings in Asheboro.
• Jordan Garrett tied it up at 1 with a double, but the Cougars went back up 2-1 with an RBI double of their own in the bottom of the third.
• Southwestern Randolph plated a run on an infield error. The Cougars lead Southern Vance 1-0 after two innings.
• One inning down in Asheboro — Southern Vance 0, Southwestern Randolph 0
• Southern softball is readying to play Southwestern Randolph in Asheboro. The game is scheduled for 6 p.m. We'll post updates as they come.
• Chief: Officer who shot mental patient can return to duty
• Sunny skies, warm temps fill Kerr Lake on Memorial Day
• The past in pieces: Broken gravestone sends history detectives in search of answers
• Motel slow to change name; still operating as America’s Best Value Inn
• Vance driver shoots, kills self at traffic stop
• Traffic backed up on I-85 at mile marker 202 near Oxford due to accident
• KVA graduates largest class ever; all 45 making way to college
• PRI must hire to keep grant: Start-up industry facing deadline
• Soldier's Tunisian grave site recalled: Henderson's Hill Cooper died in battle in 1943
• Townsville native to teach at UNC-Chapel Hill
• Hannah's faith leads Granville girl to singing
• Vance, Granville health assessment due in June
• Walt Bowen: Tough weekend in tournament
• Southern standout hurler Garrett heading to Western Carolina
• SVHS playoff matchup postponed
• Thunderstorm cuts swath through Oxford
• Crossroads Christian grads urged to keep Bible first
• Norlina Christian School graduates four
• Natural gas could roll back fuel costs for counties
• Vance sheriff: Small jail can get crowded
• Vance jobless rate edges upward; Granville, Warren flat
• Victory Christian graduates 'have achieved something'
• Report: Former Henderson City Manager Williams fired in Smithfield
• Granville severe thunderstorm warning extended to 4 pm www.HendersonDispatch.com
• Flash Food Warning for Vance, Granville until early Saturday www.HendersonDispatch.com
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning extended to 3 p.m. in Vance, Granville; Warren added to list
• Flash Flood Warning issued for Granville until 4:30 p.m.
• Vance, Granville under severe thunderstorm warning until 2:15 p.m. www.HendersonDispatch.com
• Arsons in Henderson neighborhoods troubling for residents
• Memorial Day: Patriotic music to salute heroes: Community band featured Saturday
• First step taken in search for new VGCC president
• Warren County: Alliance aims to grow economy
• Meet Me in the Street invitation accepted!
• Hot grease fire damages kitchen in Henderson
• NV softball coach Russell out after three years
• Raiders face defending champs with semis on the line
• NC's Scotty wins 'Idol' title, record contract
• Can you 'Meet Me in the Street' at 5:30 p.m. today?
• Vance County school funding flat; schools upped request as state money dries up
• Raiders keep rolling with 8-5 win over Western Alamance
• Accused in knifing charged with second-degree murder
• Henderson City Council budget drains pool hours; revived 1-cent tax hike short-lived
• 140 marijuana plants seized in Vance
• Vance County School Board takes action on personnel
• FINAL: Raiders advance with an 8-5 win over Western Alamance. Full coverage in Thursday's edition.
• Raiders add another, Southern leads 8-4 heading into the final inning in Elon.
• Still 7-4 Southern Vance after five innings in Elon.
• Four innings in the books, the score remains Southern Vance 7, Western Alamance 4
• After three innings, Southern leads Western 7-4.
• Correction: (typo!) SV leads 4-1 after two innings.
• Southern leads Western 4-2 after the second inning in Elon.
• Correction: SV leads Western 3-1 after one inning.
• In playoff softball action, Southern Vance leads Western Alamance 3-0 after one inning of play. More updates as they come.
• Morgan Road reopened after truck overturns
• Tractor trailer overturned on Morgan Road in Vance; both lanes closed
• Fans of the Hunger Games trilogy might be interested to know that the movie is filming here in NC! Keep up with the production at Down With the Capital. Haven't read the books? Check them out at Perry Library - available in print and audio.
• Reserve funds hold off tax increase in Vance County
• Murder charge likely in knifing; police still probing death of toddler
• Henderson council hears complaints about budget cuts
• Helicopters over Vance County search for marijuana
• 421 traffic stops recorded in Operation Blue Lightning
• SV softball hits the road to face W. Alamance in Elon
• KVA's Bolton, Cline get EPIC honors
• NWS says storm moving through Vance has excessive amounts of deadly lightning
• Tri-County under severe T-storm watch until 8 p.m. Strong storm may hit area in the next hour
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• Project Lift has a record-breaking day at Southern Vance
• Arson tally growing in Henderson; SBI investigating latest fires
• Funds for Beacon Light demo in the bank
• Vance Relay for Life event nets $32,000
• Teen stabbing victim dies
• Tri-County under severe T-storm watch until 11 p.m.
• Bond increased in toddler death case
• Survey: Dabney Drive intersections dangerous
• Henderson records 9th 'suspicious' fire
• Hospital gift shop sales help VGCC tuition endowment
• Simmons earns Officer of the Month honor for April at HPD
• Holtzman: End of an era for Kerr-Vance baseball
• FINAL in Rocky Mount, Southlake tops KVA 10-0 in Game 3, denying the Spartans' bid for a repeat. Full coverage in Sunday's print edition.
• Southlake adds one more, leads KVA 9-0 after six innings.
• After five innings in Game 3, the score remains Southlake 8, Kerr-Vance 0.
• Correction: Southlake Christian leads KVA 8-0 after four innings
• Kerr-Vance baseball, playing in a deciding Game 3 of the NCISAA state championship against Southlake Christian, trails 6-0 after four innings in Rocky Mount.
• Rallying for the Relay: Teams take aim at cancer in annual fundraising event
• Defense seeks more evidence in Vance County child rape case
• Granville sheriff runs Operation Blue Lightning on I-85
• KVA back in state title game
• Stepfather facing murder charge after toddler dies
• Vance County Relay for Life under way at Southern Vance; come out and join the cause
• Ready for Relay for Life? Click for a guide to this weekend's Vance County event
• Sheetz is razing the roof; new fuel station to open later this year
• Stepfather accused of felony child abuse of toddler
• Henderson's City Tire wins Small Business of the Year Award
• Local author is Saturday guest at H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library
• Butner prison worker sentenced in drug case
• Crucial Friday matchups for SV softball, KVA baseball
• VGCC's Parker selected for top job at Guilford Tech
• Calif. man: Jesus returns Saturday; local pastors not convinced
• Suspects facing more than 400 charges may have date in federal court
• Henderson City Council says no to tax increase
• Gunfire hits passenger in vehicle on Flint St.
• Vance County school board narrows field of candidates for superintendent
• Wild win for Raiders in 15 innings
• Softball: Vikings ousted by Warriors
• Vance ready for Relay; fundraising event this weekend
• Henderson's staff turnover rate 'critical'
• Education not alone when it comes to proposed budget cuts
• Henderson area voices are opposed to Va. uranium mining
• Webb's softball season ends
• To be concluded... SV playoff game suspended in scoreless tie
• Nine arrested in year-long investigation; 400 charges filed in 28 Henderson home invasions, burglaries
• We've changed up some of the displays as you enter the library. Come by and check it out and find something new to read!
• FROM MISTLETOE TO MCPHEARSON: Horror movie featuring Henderson home to screen next mont
• Davis St. in Henderson no stranger to danger; shooting the latest act of violence
• Crime a problem at Boys & Girls Club
• Domestic violence deaths up in N.C., down in Vance
• Raleigh Road beating suspects get new trial date
• Prospect of uranium mining puts river on 'endangered list'
• Duke to honor Reynolds Price Thursday
• NV players Reese, Wilson selected to play in State Games
• KVA tennis falls in home finale
• Area Yemeni's community is thriving; came to Tri-County for business opportunities
• Davis Street shooting victim identified
• He's now a Sunday service manager: 'Open door' led man from auto shop to pulpit
• Get 'em while you can, strawberry season about over
• Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics
• Vance County Public School Foundation to honor educators
• VGCC grads take step to future w/ video
• Henderson council split on tax increase
• Less state money for education decried at Henderson town hall meeting
• Attempted larceny in Henderson charged to 2
• Undefeated Raiders complete sweep of Vikings
• Diamond Spartans take 1st steps towards repeat
• Police: 19-year-old shot in Henderson, condition unknown
• BREAKING NEWS: One person shot on Davis Street in Henderson
• Vance under severe T-storm watch until 11 p.m.
• Local band to play at McCreery celebration in Garner
• Ahead of the class: Student graduating early from NVHS
• Rec fees in Henderson could increase in July
• HPD arrests pair on drug charges
• Pet dog a casualty as fire displaces 3 families
• Southern, Northern softball face off in Round 2
• Baseball: Webb bows out of playoffs
• Officer involved in hospital shooting identified
• Officer involved in hospital shooting released
• Tri-County under air quality alert until 9 p.m.; smoke from wildfire the reason
• Berger, Wray to host town hall meeting tonight
• Vance tourism authority set to spend $398,000 for land acquisition
• For paint recycler, 1 job, no product yet
• Softball: Eagles win big
• Crash victim reported in 'critical' condition
• HPD arrests 2 in separate assaults
• First-round matchups nearing for area baseball teams
• Witness Tonyo Person describes shooting incident at hospital by Luke Horton, Daily Dispatch editor
• Hospital shooting: Slideshow of scene
• Hospital shooting: Injuries not life-threatening, police say
• Witness says hospital shooting was self-defense
• Hospital shooting: Video of witness describing incident
• Hospital shooting: Witness says officer used taser first
• Hospital shooting: Witness: Officer shot man in the leg
• Hospital shooting: Victim was a mental patient
• BREAKING NEWS: Officer shoots man at Maria Parham ER
• Heavy smoke from Dare County fire makes its way to Tri-County
• A place to call home: Men's homeless shelter looking for permanent location
• Henderson's 'no-frills' budget: Expect less and pay more
• High priorities swallowed up in gaps in Henderson budget
• Vance welcomes free help getting water sign-ups
• 62 teams signed up for Granville Relay for Life; event starts Friday
• Golf: Spartans take 3rd in state tourney w/ video, slideshow
• Softball: Webb gets split with Vikes
• KVA baseball wins, soccer falls
• No playoffs for Northern; Orange ends Vikings' season, 18-2
• Spartan golf tied for 2nd after Day 1 of state tourney
• Budget proposal: Henderson police may see cuts
• Vance teen killed in wreck; driver charged
• Thieves hit Raleigh Road store
• Man seriously injured in I-85 accident
• Vance school board asking for more funds
• N.C. gets $4M for Raleigh to Richmond rail line
• School violence, crime up in Vance schools, data show
• Report: One-third of Vance lived in poverty in 2009
• Granville County Museum takes visitors on tour of 20th century
• ‘Fastest game on two feet' surging to popularity locally
• Vikes to face Orange in playoff
• Fun library video!
• Strong T-storm moving toward Tri-County
• Commissioner Brummitt: Zoning for Vance County sneaking in
• No tax hike in 'flat' Granville budget; cuts await state action
• Today's matchup: Vikes looking for playoffs, Raiders hope to be spoiler
• Henderson police: 18-year-old shooting victim stable
• KVA soccer falls to Cary Christian
• Baseball: Spartans EPIC champs again
• Jury finds Brad Cooper guilty of first-degree murder
• Former Henderson city manager placed on leave after pay raises in Smithfield
• Blog: Hicks’ farewell came way too soon
• County tires of dumps; appearance panel says citizens being turned away at waste sites
• Vance schools could lose 61 positions; no classroom teachers in possible cuts
• Drug charges in Henderson put 3 in jail
• Warren could add 3 cents to tax rate; no layoffs planned
• Hicks sent off a winner: NV tops SV 7-1
• Raiders fall short in pitcher’s duel
• VGCC’s Jones takes 6th at meet
• 18-year-old shot in Henderson
• Obama: 'No need to spike the football' with bin Laden photos
• White House won't release bin Laden death photo
• Today's unspring-like weather won't last long. Sunny and warm Thursday.
• Due to a printing press problem, today's edition of The Daily Dispatch may be delivered late. Sorry for the inconvenience.
• Vance set for task of reducing youth involvement in gangs; state funding available
• Sewer line repairs costly for Henderson
• Vance school board gets list of superintendent hopefuls
• Diamond Spartans win big on senior night, 10-1
• Rabid raccoons killed in Norlina, Macon areas of Warren County
• Vance board OKs VOIP, data network in tech upgrade
• Baseball: 'Nelson boys' help Vikings inch closer to playoff bid
• Softball: Southern beats Gibbons
• Blog: Should bin Laden photos be released? How should media handle them?
• Taliban express doubt that bin Laden is dead
• Colts jump on Northwood early, finish with win
• Soccer: Big win for Webb; squad clinches playoff spot
• Golf: Trifecta for Troy
• In Vance County, relief and joy over bin Laden’s death
• Vance sheriff: Closing in on home-invasion suspects
• National Day of Prayer events scheduled locally
• Henderson police arrest four in vehicle ramming incident
• Vance commissioners OK bid for HVAC system at Northern Vance
• N.C. lawmakers praise military for killing bin Laden
• Bin Laden hid in Pakistan city laden with military
• Obama: Justice has been done
• AP: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Haynes wins Henderson Invitational for 3rd time
• Local gov't: Is 1 better than 2? Consolidating city and county a goal in Henderson plan
• New Kerr-Tar COG charity aims for grants to nonprofits
• The Dart: Collection of statues surrounds Henderson woman
• New animal shelter in future for Vance; county looking at 2 locations
• Vance school board to work on profile for new superintendent
• Baseball: Raiders, Eagles split twin bill
• Today's forecast: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. West wind between 10 and 15 mph.
• Jasper's Angels' final flight; KVA student would have been 2011 grad
• Jury finds man guilty in 2008 home-invasion robbery
• Lawsuit not considered when Gregory named interim Vance school superintendent
• Another 'suspicious' fire reported in Henderson; makes 8 this year
• Warren County Relay for Life kicks off with 203 participants
• Soccer: Warriors hang a dozen in win
• Garrett awarded for her ‘extra effort’
• Henderson Amateur Invitational tees off Saturday
• QB Cam Newton goes 1st in NFL draft to Panthers
• Killer twisters likely among largest, strongest
• Tornado watch for Tri-County expires; high wind warning in effect until 2 p.m.
• High wind warning extended to 2 p.m. for Tri-County
• Storm death toll reaches 200
• Blog: Panthers have a big decision to make
• Tri-County under tornado watch, high wind warning
• South storm death climbs to 193; 128 in Ala.
• Local volunteer earns Governor's Medallion Award
• Western Sizzlin in Henderson closing today; makes way for gas pumps
• Autopsy: Man killed in Henderson shot four times
• Defense challenges Henderson police in home invasion trial
• KVA baseball hangs on in Tarboro
• Soccer: Bulldogs fend off Vikes
• Storms kill 64 in South; 50 in Ala.
• Tornado watch for Tri-County canceled
• Tri-County under severe thunderstorm warning until 2:30 p.m.
• Tri-County under tornado watch until 8 p.m
• Jobless rates drop in Tri-County
• White House releases Obama birth certificate (see a copy)
• Today's forecast: Showers and T-storms likely; wind gusts up to 28 mph; high near 85
• Retiring superintendent says farewell to VCS
• Vance Democrats: Add sheriff to law enforcement complaint review
• High-speed rail construction could begin in Henderson in 3 years
• Oxford man sentenced in federal court on drug charges
• Golf: Convincing win for Spartans
• Baseball: Crusaders win big over Southern
• Southern Vance softball shuts out Northern Vance with video
• Audit: Local tribe made inaccurate grant request
• Police investigating Oxford shooting
• We'll post video of Monday's Henderson City Council meeting on our website later today. The file is huge, takes a while to process.
• Lowest gas price in Henderson: $3.72 at Hess Wilco on N. Garnett
• Rivalry renews: Viking, Raider softballers to face off
• NV tennis ends on high note; blanks SV
• Vance woman tied, held at gunpoint during home invasion
• BACKYARD BIRDING: Henderson couple spots species that rarely travels this far south
• Violent weekend: Three attacks reported in Henderson
• Henderson tries to move quickly on Beacon Light demo
• Jobless benefits for 37K in N.C. behind other issues
• Firefighter shortage a 'crisis' in Vance County
• Firefighter shortage a 'crisis' in Vance County
• Software improves mapping as Henderson works on redistricting after census
• Software improves mapping as Henderson works on redistricting after census
• Transportation study in Vance needs your input
• Transportation study in Vance needs your input
• Pregnancy center seeks location in Henderson or Vance
• Pregnancy center seeks location in Henderson or Vance
• Weather service says at least 28 tornadoes hit N.C.
• Weather service says at least 28 tornadoes hit N.C.
• Pastor's column: ‘Who goes to hell?’ is the wrong question
• Pastor's column: ‘Who goes to hell?’ is the wrong question
• Vance man reports he was robbed at gunpoint
• Happy Earth Day; VGCC celebrates environment
• NAACP: How to police HPD? Group will present plan for handling complaints
• Accused in drug case pleads guilty; one of only two cases cleared by Vance court this week
• Vance man reports he was robbed at gunpoint
• Accused in drug case pleads guilty; one of only two cases cleared by Vance court this week
• NAACP: How to police HPD? Group will present plan for handling complaints
• Happy Earth Day; VGCC celebrates environment
• Shooting in Henderson injures man on Kittrell Street
• Tornado dropped Sanford woman's belongings in Franklin County
• Arson a hot threat to Henderson; 7 suspicious fires this year
• Woman who planned home robbery pleads guilty
• Vance may see 212 home foreclosures in 2011; rate below state average
• 2 arrested by HPD on drug charges in separate traffic stops
• Family argument leads to Middleburg shooting
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot in Middleburg
• 50-year-old Bertie County woman dies from storm injuries, becomes N.C.'s 24th tornado fatality
• In today's Daily Dispatch: A 25% percent off Ruby Tuesday coupon
• VGCC students could face tuition increase
• Youngsville man facing Vance manslaughter charge pleads guilty to threatening governor, police
• 8 charged in beating of Raleigh Road driver get attorneys
• Rabies found in raccoon in Vance
• Child abuse awareness walk, activities planned for today in Henderson
• Carey Chapel Road accident victim's condition upgraded to 'good'
• Loyd homers three times in KVA win
• Soccer: Spartans fall to Cary Christian
• KVA tennis downs EPIC foe Knights
• Perdue seeks fed disaster help for 18 counties
• Officials say infant dies from storm injuries, brings N.C. deaths to at least 22
• N.C. unemployment rate decreases slightly in March
• Increased fire danger today in Tri-County
• State faces massive price tag in storm cleanup effort
• Obama calls Sanford store manager who saved 100 lives
• Killer storms moved too quickly for many
• Reported tornado in Kittrell still unconfirmed
• Another Henderson fire may be arson
• Henderson man to face murder charge this week in death of brother-in-law
• More operation sites needed in Vance for free student meal program
• Editorial: A trail of tragedy through N.C.
• N.C., South look to recover from killer twisters
• Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• Lowe's staff saved dozens as storm hit Sanford store
• AP: At least 21 dead in N.C. from storms
• Arrington leads Vikes to win
• Tri-County spared as tornadoes hit state
• The Dart: Journey to Victory; church school, missions support important to Baptist pastor
• Dabney Elementary helper named Volunteer of the Year
• In Henderson, the debate goes to the dogs: Who handles what, and how?
• Storm's fury over 6 states leaves at least 40 dead; 18 in N.C.
• Vance dodges tornado threat; area remains under tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• Vance, Granville under tornado warning until 4:15 p.m.
• Tri-County under tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• Fuel costs sap government, schools budgets
• Raleigh Road eateries abound; 3 new stops add to area's menu
• Henderson's Bennett Perry Jr. dies at 81
• Baseball: ‘Walk’-off win for Vikes
• V.F.B. Giving back to the Community
• Embrace Henderson 'family spectacular' rescheduled
• Strong storms expected Saturday in Tri-County
• Lowest gas price reported in Henderson: $3.74 at Snackers on Dabney
• Jason Brown at center; NFL star urges students to read and learn
• USDOJ: Police, use body armor; spike in officer deaths raises safety concerns
• Local N.C. trooper leader promoted
• 46th annual powwow in Warren celebrates Indian culture
• Carey Chapel accident victim remains in serious condition
• HOME RUN DERBY: Webb tops Northern 9-3
• Softball: Viking offense doubles-up Tigers
• 5 people killed as storms tear through Oklahoma, Arkansas
• Rabid raccoons found in Warren County
• Lowest gas price in area today: $3.71 at Hess Wilco in Oxford
• Vance sheriff looking for break-in suspect
• Photo feature: Mock wreck a graphic teacher
• Vacancies may impede Henderson police; pay rate less than market
• Oxford city policy: No cleavage, but taking a walk's OK
• Former Oxford mayor going to prison; Ellington had child porn on computer
• Vance school superintendent survey results online
• Soccer: Big win for Webb over NV
• Warriors, Vikings among 6 teams in Webb Easter tourney
• $3500 in payouts TONIGHT
• Accident victim in serious condition at Duke
• Victim evacuated from crash scene by helicopter
• Henderson to review Internet gaming fees
• Cleaner Vance County volunteers' mission; NFL star Jason Brown will be on hand for clean-up day
• Details few from Henderson police on murder near local motel
• Girl Scouts build, donate dog houses to Vance animal shelter
• BREAKING NEWS: Victim evacuated from crash scene by helicopter
• Mountain justice? N.C. dad accused of avenging son
• Henderson OKs $16M loan plan for sewer work; bills may go up
• Survey says: Next school chief needs experience
• Henderson police investigating armed robbery, shots fired, thefts
• Work under way on Community Health Assessment
• Diamond Spartans top St. David’s in 8 innings
• Softball: Raiders edge Warriors in pitcher's duel
• Webb golfers 3rd, NV 5th in Chapel Hill
• Editorial: Drama of spring returns
• Vance courthouse cleared after bomb threat
• Henderson man killed in moped accident
• The Dart: Store on N.C. 39 a community veteran
• Henderson sewer upgrade report due
• Softball: All Warriors in shutout
• Chapel Hill goes yard in rout of Vikes
• Deal reached to avoid gov't shutdown
• Two-car accident sends two to hospitals
• Music is his solution for youth; new business hopes to help youth reach dreams
• MADD angry over sentence in vehicle death
• School board names interim superintendent
• Wanted: More opposed to Va. uranium mining
• Granville board rejects request for rezoning
• Vikes top rival Webb
• Color algebra gold, silver and bronze; Henderson Middle School students best in N.C.
• Accused 'gang leader' in Henderson home invasion seeks to reverse guilty plea
• MPMC, partners answer chamber members' questions about hospital purchase
• Vance hires firm for tech upgrade
• Baseball: Warriors beat Raiders
• Only 2 show up for Clean Up Henderson meeting
• Tigers notch impressive win over Vikes
• N. Vance softball tops Cougars
• Jobless rates edges down in Vance
• Straight-line winds down trees, structure in Vance
• Tobacco distributor bringing new jobs to Triangle North in Franklin
• Meat processor proposes operation in Warren County
• Vikes squeeze Orange 12-8
• Baskerville, Taylor win Dispatch bracket contest
• High-speed chase in Henderson ends with arrest
• Officials: Damage was from straight-line winds, not a tornado
• Officials following up on report of possible tornado in Vance
• High winds topple trees in Vance; some power outages reported
• DA: Couldn’t prove suspect set blaze that killed Rudd
• Study: Sewer for U.S. 1 corridor in Vance a long shot
• Henderson police searching for pistol taken in smash-and-grab
• New flea market ordinance for Henderson not yet ready
• N.C. state worker health plan changes get final OK
• UConn bests poor-shooting Butler for title
• Soccer: Webb wins over Southern
• Great day on windy courses for O’Geary, Frazier
• Soccer: Grace jumps on Crossroads early
• It is National Poetry Month and Maya Angelou's 83rd birthday. What better way to celebrate than by watching this video of Dr. Angelou reciting "And Still I Rise"
• Two arrested in Creedmoor bank robberies
• Wind, frost advisories issued
• Strawberry pickin' time near
• Murder probe leads to search of truck, victim's hotel room
• Police arrest 3 on gun, drug charges after search of Henderson hotel room
• Former bookkeeper to repay stolen money, avoids jail time
• Henderson man arrested on drug charges
• Costs could hinder repeat offender bills
• Henderson council eyes ordinance on open burning
• Chief: Fire at vacant home on Water Street 'suspicious'
• Food drive nets 2,088 items for area non-profits
• Spartan golf takes 2nd at meet
• Northern netters top Webb
• Two more arrested in Raleigh Road assault
• Blog: Golfers: Get out and play for a good cause
• Reward offered in bald eagle shooting
• Robbers injure clerk in daytime heist at store
• Police release few details on Henderson murder
• Report: Vance County among least healthy
• Robbers injure clerk in daytime heist at store
• Fate of old armory in Henderson still undecided
• Vance schools' capital outlay requests at $2.6 million; only expect to receive $425K
• Henderson police: Death of man on Country Club Drive was a suicide
• NCIS: Weapons still missing in Minish case
• Bill would let local governments advertise on their websites
• Vance County, that wasn't an earthquake you felt, geophysicist says
• Soccer: Vikes pull away late
• Diamond Spartans edge Halifax in 8
• Softball: Raiders bomb the Rockets
• 54-year-old shot and killed in Henderson
• Man accused of threatening Perdue facing involuntary manslaughter charge in Vance
• Trooper R.W. Goswick uses a laser meter to gauge motorist speeds while sitting in a Department of Transportation truck on the Poplar Creek Road bridge over Interstate 85 Monday morning. (Daily Dispatch/ASHLEY STEVEN AYSCUE)
• Henderson police probe ‘unusual’ death
• Attorney: No option but to delay fall elections in Henderson
• Vance County may market old armory building
• Eckerd youth camp in Manson closing next month
• Vance sheriff: Two arrested on drug, firearms charges
• Viking soccer falls to Patriots
• Snow my! Chance of white stuff in forecast for Monday
• Vance County Early College High School gets national attention
• Parents want help with funding tennis courts from Henderson council
• COG opposes uranium mining in Va., cites water worries
• Woman arrested in hotel swindle in Henderson
• 4 arrested in Warren County on drug charges
• Expo, convention center plan advances in Granville
• Soccer: Kimbrell, Vikes rout Raiders
• Spartans top Warriors to open EPIC
• Viking softball pounds N. Nash
• State jobless rate edges down
• DA: Raleigh Road assault doesn’t warrant a felony
• Vance officials: Illegally dumped debris removed
• VGCC needs more help from local governments
• Churches learn about gangs at Church Watch meeting
• N.C. House OKs fetus protection legislation
• DEVILS BOW OUT: Arizona tops defending champs
• TOURNEY ROUNDUP: Gators eliminate Jimmer, BYU
• Baseball: All Vikes in Round 1 vs. Raiders
• Raiders cruise in conference opener
• KVA cancels softball season
• Area under frost advisory from midnight to 9 a.m. Friday
• Who's in hell? Book sparks eternal debate; costs Henderson pastor his job
• Family: Man hit by car on Raleigh Road critical, being overlooked
• Vance animal shelter fixes pushed back
• Chief: Fire at abandoned Henderson home was set
• NCHSAA looking into fight that left Webb’s Tate injured
• Raiders, Vikings to meet on diamond
• Northern's Edwards no-hits Bunn
• Parts of Vance, Granville under severe thunderstorm warning until 8:30
• Tri-County under severe thunderstorm watch until 1 a.m.
• More arrests in Raleigh Road assault
• Arrests made in Raleigh Road assault
• Sheriff: 'Arrests soon' in Raleigh Road assault
• Vance gang survey report available to public
• Pardon for Reconstruction governor before N.C. Senate; Berger a sponsor
• Fire weather watch issued for Tri-County
• Pair arrested in theft of auto parts from Raleigh Road business
• Tempers flare in oxford; coach injured in brawl
• Raider netters topped by Louisburg
• Colts win big on road over Grace
• Driver that struck pedestrian facing traffic charges
• No arrests in Raleigh Road assault; hit pedestrian in stable condition
• Crime rates back up in Henderson
• Man arrested in Saturday shooting in Henderson
• 3 arrested Monday for breaking and entering
• Local 911 center out in front of new standards
• 2.9-magnitude earthquake rattles S.C. and N.C.
• Taming the Lions: Crossroads baseball tops Neuse Christian
• Viking soccer falls to Orange 4-0 in conference opener
• Webb 3rd, Northern Vance 5th at windy golf meet
• Editorial: Raleigh Road incident a wake-up call
• Blackout Mondays
• More details released: Driver beaten after hitting pedestrian
• Driver beaten after hitting pedestrian
• International jets take action as Gadhafi strikes
• Raiders fall with late PK
• Baseball: Southern hammers Rocky Mount Prep
• Carolina 3A releases All-Conference wrestling, swimming
• Sheetz, Sizzlin deal on course for mid-April
• Arson attempt at Henderson Middle School fails
• Teen arrested on shots fired call
• HPD: Time limit on warnings at stop signs
• Military investigates Henderson man over missing firearms
• Tri-County jobless rates increase
• An empty feeling: Old Harriet & Henderson Yarns complex on borrowed time
• Interim leader: Gateway CDC mission on track
• Reports of attacks by dogs on rise in Vance County
• NAS panel urged to add Japan disaster to Va. mining study
• N.C. rule to keep risky students off campus delayed
• Vikings ground Rockets
• All-Carolina 3A basketball teams released
• Warriors hammer rival Panthers
• Can you outpick the president? Still time to join March Mayhem bracket contest
• Commissioner hospitalized after Fox Pond accident; limb struck Brummitt in head
• Legal experts: Closed city, county liaison meetings OK
• Felon mayor still gets benefits from Oxford
• EDC looks to May for new director
• Debris dumped illegally in Vance County
• Raider netters fall in first match
• Raider softball suffers 1st loss
• Police: Suspect in triple murder arrested following manhunt in Catawba County
• Charter school ready to add grade; Henderson Collegiate enrolling students for new year
• Water, joint-funding deals no windfall for Henderson
• Average bill for Vance County water may top estimate
• Henderson stoplight replaced by 4-way stop signs
• Vance County panel mulls change in retirement requirement
• Tip leads to arrest in Henderson break-in
• Late homer seals KVA's 4-3 win over Northern
• Red Rams too much for Spartans, 12-6
• Spartan netters top Faith Christian
• Know of anyone with a connection to Japan? We'd like to talk with them for a story. Let us know here or send an e-mail to lhorton@hendersondispatch.com
• We're still looking for local groups/churches that are accepting donations for victims in Japan. If you know of any, let us know here or send an e-mail to lhorton@hendersondispatch.com
• Group opposes Va. mining; says it could contaminate Kerr Lake
• Kearney to represent Henderson's Ward 1; fills Evans' seat
• Vance teacher: Why was multipurpose rooms project bungled?
• Henderson, Vance OKs deal on water, joint funding
• Henderson police investigating robberies, shootings
• Baseball: KVA beats Southern 15-5
• Soccer: Vikings, Ladybirds duel to 1-1 draw
• Webb golf 2nd, Northern Vance 4th at meet
• Final: Duke 75, UNC 58
• Duke 73, UNC 56 1:40
• Duke 71, UNC 56 3:33
• Duke 69, UNC 56 4:23
• Duke 66, UNC 54 5:30
• Duke 63, UNC 52 6:21
• Duke 63;UNC 49 7:10
• Duke 61, UNC 49 8:25
• Duke 60,UNC 47 9:15
• Duke 58, UNC 43 10:27
• Duke 56, UNC 40 12:01
• Duke 54,UNC 40 13:40
• Duke 49, UNC 36
• Duke 47,UNC 32
• Duke leads UNC 44-32
• Duke up 44-28
• Sunshine Week: Attorney-client privilege basis for closed meetings, officials say
• The Dart: Family is about 'praying ... staying together'
• Vance projects in DOT plans; public meeting set for March 21
• Northern Vance culinary class a double winner at St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Chili Cook-Off
• Henderson man charged in larceny at Walmart
• N. Vance's Thompson preparing to play for NC State
• Openness in state gov't? Survey shows obstacles
• Henderson's annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Chili Cook-Off starts at 11 today
• 83 rescued from Ky. eatery that floated downstream
• Cary group accepting donations to aid Japan; know of any local groups?
• Devils rout Terps
• Sosna: The Luck of the Heel
• People: Washboard does the talking for local musician, minister
• Census: Henderson housing vacancy doubles; 13.4 percent of Vance units unoccupied
• Vance school board wants your input on next superintendent
• Area in group of counties that ranks 2nd in U.S. in food insecurity
• Henderson council set to fill Ward 1 vacancy
• Don't forget — daylight-saving time begins Sunday at 2 a.m.
• Soccer: Kerr-Vance and Northern Vance play to draw
• KVA tennis shuts out Webb
• No. 6 UNC escapes Miami 61-59 in ACC quarters
• Dispatch March Mayhem bracket contest starts Sunday; you could win $1 million
• BATTLE OF THE BOOKS: From left, Genie Parish, Brett Rogers, Blake Smith and Brian Himmel talk amongst themselves before answering a question during Battle of the Books at Kerr-Vance Academy Thursday morning. Kerr-Vance competed against fourth and fifth-g
• STORE EVACUATED: A power transformer blowout Thursday afternoon on Dabney Drive cut open a circuit from to Roses to Food Lion, blacking out parts of each store that is part of the sectional power system, according to Henderson Fire Chief Danny Wilkerson.
• Sosna: Nice guys finish fired in ACC
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Three Henderson men held on drug charges; shootings reported
• Warren nonemergency employees to get 4 furlough days
• Henderson St. Patrick's Day event includes chili cook-off; starts Saturday at 11
• Henderson, Vance reach agreement on water price, joint-funding ratios
• Roses on Dabney Drive in Henderson evacuated due to smoke
• Tri-County under severe thunderstorm watch
• State jobless rate edges up
• ACC tourney: No. 2 seed Blue Devils still look like a favorite
• Beacon Light demo delayed; property owner suing HUD over renovation funds
• Severe storms with damaging winds possible today; sunshine returns Friday
• Annexations in Oxford may be delayed
• Republicans fail to override Perdue health care bill veto
• Softball: Raiders blank Granville Central 10-0
• Vikings fall to Orange on the road
• Vikings win big over Louisburg, 5-1
• Oxford officer involved in fatal shooting identified
• Video: Southern Vance falls to Southern Nash
• Video: Southern Vance falls to Southern Nash
• Vance sheriff arrests pair on drug charges
• Paint recycler PRI yet to start operating
• Early College High School posts no dropouts in 2009-2010
• Rep. Crawford: Redistricting won't change much for Tri-County
• Henderson mayor: Job losses fed dip in population
• Baseball: Raiders fall in opener
• Vikings top error-prone Eagles
• Baseball: Allen leads KVA past Caldwell
• PEOPLE: Single mother overcomes challenges to start new business
• Arson suspected in Henderson house fire
• No funds for $22M Oxford loop widening project
• Piedmont to win, rural areas to lose in census remapping
• Church leaders to get lesson in gang activity
• Henderson Planning Board eyes flea market ordinance change
• Soccer: Southern Vance dropped to 0-2 on the season
• Warrior golf 2nd, Northern 3rd at meet
• Northern Vance netters top Warren County
• Weather Service to check for tornado damage in state; trees down in Warren County
• Check out our new spring sports preview section:
• Family's living the dream: Businesses bring success to man from Yemen
• Chief: Suspect shot after Oxford holdup had BB gun
• Henderson funeral home on probation
• Henderson board OKs bank's plans
• Operation Medicine Drop will take old drugs off your hands
• More details released on Oxford shooting
• BREAKING NEWS: Oxford police shoot, kill suspected robber
• Henderson population shifts; redistricting may be necessary
• Vance County Latino population on rise
• Vance dropout rate 2nd highest in N.C.
• Cleanup at Southern States in Warrenton under way
• Grant will renovate vacant Vance County building for 'confidential' project
• No serious injuries in Dabney Road accident
• Soccer season begins for NV, SV
• Census: Henderson loses, Vance gains; Granville, Warren grow
• Boys and Girls Club has new home at old school
• Henderson council interviews Ward 1 seat hopefuls
• Larceny, drug arrests reported in Henderson
• Latinos lead N.C. population surge
• Red Wolves handle Warrior LAX, 15-5 in season opener
• Nelson wins Viking coaching debut
• Softball: Vikings win opener over Franklinton
• LISTEN: Today's audio newscast
• Autopsy: Rudd died from carbon monoxide poisoning in house fire
• Henderson council mulls money woes
• Henderson Ward 1 council seat interviews under way
• Granville County 'dealing with more unknowns' in budget
• Sheriff charges 2 men with felonies in break-in
• Castle Doctrine clears Senate, on to House
• Viking netters top Franklin
• LISTEN: Today's audio newscast
• Delay of Henderson elections likely; district head counts needed after census
• Perry librarian honored on retirement; Fox lauded as 'true public servant of our community'
• Kerr-Tar COG: Federal rules will demand cleaner water
• Shotgun-wielding robber steals money at Ruin Creek Road station
• Northern netters top Eagles
• Tri-County under severe thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m.
• Sheriff, Crime Stoppers no longer working together
• Women take control of lives; at Oxford House recovering addicts find common ground
• Henderson council to weigh census impact; district boundary changes may result
• VGCC, other community colleges want option on offering federal loans
• School board will meet on finding next superintendent
• Southern heavyweight Gregory finishes 6th in state
• Tri-County under wind advisory until 6 p.m.
• Can you help identify armed robbery suspect?
• School board offers SVHS baseball coaching job to 'excited' McGhee
• Helping hands: Non-profit that restores local homes getting a flood of volunteers
• Suspect arrested in attempt to steal copper from Henderson residence
• Castle Doctrine law advances; House version before panel
• Discount grocery store opens doors in Henderson
• Can you help identify armed robbery suspect?
• J.F. Webb’s hoops season ends with road loss in Round 2
• Vance teacher a 40-year veteran; SV's Boyd 'the glue that holds school together'
• 6 apply to finish late councilwoman's term
• Bond reduced in Rudd murder case
• Warrenton panel's report on priorities for town to be aired
• S. Vance baseball hitting the practice field sans coach
• Original Perry library opened in '24; Greek-inspired architecture 'something special'
• District Attorney's Office losing staff to budget cuts
• Castle Doctrine headed to Senate
• Firefighters catch break, warn about fire danger
• Warren Co. AD Draffin to step down
• Today's audio newscast:
• Warren County fire contained; No injuries reported in blaze that burned more than 2,000 acres
• Local lawmakers take another shot at Castle Doctrine law
• Henderson man arrested for 45th time
• Local company gets contract for school district's multipurpose room project
• Raiders eliminated: S. Vance falls to N. Guilford
• Warriors upset No. 1 seed Eagles; Girls fall
• Stepmother indicted in death of disabled N.C. girl
• KVA's Frampton defends title
• 20-year-old Bayne wins the Daytona 500
• His story an unpaved road: After life's travels, Henderson native back on dirt drive of his youth
• Superintendent Shearin successor search begins
• Henderson-Vance Community Partnership eager for role in economic growth
• Update: 2,000 acres scorched in Warren County fire; blaze about 90 percent contained
• Raiders eliminated from tourney with loss in Carrboro w/ video
• 2 new places to get your fill in Henderson: Restaurateurs working hard to build loyal clientele
• Search for Henderson-Vance EDC director begins
• Butner prison drug scheme leads to guilty plea
• 2 face drug charges in separate incidents
• 1,000-acre fire burns in Warren County
• And we're back! The H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library Facebook page is now back online.
• Tri-County under fire weather watch Saturday
• Makeover for cemetery: Groups plan to clean up neglected Rock Bridge site
• Team probes dip in Henderson, Vance vehicle tax collections
• Henderson police warn of shopper scam
• Henderson man reports he was shot on walk
• Daily Dispatch wins 10 awards in annual NCPA competition
• Raider baseball team in limbo with no head coach
• Watch video of Southern Vance's semifinal win
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• The flu is catching on in Vance
• Probe of shooting death in Warren County awaits autopsy
• New Hope, Rollins, Yancey schools to get multipurpose rooms
• Henderson gets high marks in audit as tight financial reality looms
• Raiders to play for tourney title
• Lady Raiders' season ends with loss
• Today's audio newscast
• Henderson man wins $750K in lottery
• Gas leak at Oxford Biofuels Center prompts evacuation; 'all clear' given at noon
• Roadshow finding local treasures
• REEF center plans expanding in Henderson
• Conditions right for brush fires; several reported in Granville
• N.C. man killed in accident on I-85 near Oxford
• Boys hoops: Eagles win battle with Crusaders
• Girls hoops: Victory beats Norlina
• Today's audio newscast:
• Vance County Schools superintendent retiring
• TRAFFIC: I-85 down to one lane at mile marker 199 in Granville
• High and dry: Wind, drought combo keeps firefighters busy
• Audit shows strong Henderson finances
• School board to offer Clark property to B&G Club; rejects plan for 3 multi-purpose rooms
• Cancer patient looking for a marrow match
• Woman arrested in rib-eye steak theft
• Boys Hoops: Vikings beat Warriors in first round
• Lady Raiders avenge previous losses, knock Webb out of conference tourney
• KVA wrestling finishes up with win
• Missing Vance County man located
• Blog: Gas prices inching up
• Fox Pond Park in Henderson due more upgrades
• Local lawmakers submit bills targeting habitual offenders
• Accused pleads guilty in 2006 armed robbery at Henderson barbershop
• New director selected for Perry library
• Woman arrested 2nd time in 2 weeks
• Family searching for missing Vance County man
• Hidden hostage helps police in Cary standoff
• Vikings, Raiders meet in finale tonight
• Blog: Small crowd braves cold for Verizon iPhone
• Potential hospital partner LifePoint draws mixed reviews
• HPD charges pair with drug, stolen firearm violations
• 10 counts of felony identity theft charged to Vance County couple
• Snow threat mostly over; KVA delays opening 2 hours
• SV boys topped by Tigers
• Boys Hoops: Kerr-Vance blows out Halifax
• Warren under winter weather advisory
• 14 charged in N.C. cockfighting bust
• Snow expected later tonight; some accumulation possible
• Dorothy Hunt is Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year
• Plea deal drops felony charges in 2006 Bingo World hold up
• Process set to fill Evans' Ward 1 Henderson council seat
• SBI clears Vance County tax office in missing bank bag case
• Girls Hoops: Vikings fall to Warriors
• KVA boys cruise by RMA
• Northern boys get big win over Webb
• Judge Quon Bridges to speak at Black History Month celebration
• Blood drive set for Friday at Henderson hospital
• Former ABC official in NC indicted on fraud charge
• Arts council to sponsor art and essay contests in honor of Black History Month
• Gunfire hits Henderson home with baby inside
• Vance zoning info to get update
• Two plead guilty in Henderson hotel ‘shootout’
• Woman killed in Granville house fire
• More charges filed in bus hijacking
• Arrest ends bus hijacking; Va. man charged with kidnapping
• Warrenton residents return to homes; businesses open after fire
• NAACP plans annual banquet, posthumous award for Evans
• Vance County to make move on zoning
• Spartans 5-2 with win over Parrott
• Girls Hoops: Northern defeated by Gibbons
• Boys Hoops: Vikings survive Gibbons rally
• Mandatory evacuation order lifted in Warrenton
• Colts pull away from Eagles
• Community colleges work to minimize budget cuts
• Woman notches 56th arrest, this one for shoplifting
• Abused dog gets new lease on life
• Emergency in Warrenton: After fire, officials' focus is on air quality
• Bus headed to Raleigh hijacked; 32-year-old gunman arrested in Vance County
• BREAKING NEWS: Bus headed to Raleigh hijacked; stopped by authorities in Henderson
• Creedmoor lifts boil water advisory
• Several downtown Warrenton businesses closed; expected to reopen Saturday
• Fire destroys Southern States in Warrenton; schools, businesses in area closed
• Duke/LifePoint officials want success story with MPMC
• Durham firm will search for Henderson-Vance EDC director
• Church expansion gets approval from Henderson zoning board
• Vance, Warren roads to be resurfaced
• Southern’s Jones inks with Pack
• Lady Raiders win resumed game
• Boys hoops: OT win for Raiders
• BREAKING NEWS: Downtown Warrenton store burning
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• GrassStreet to record live concert Friday at Vance-Granville Community College
• 25% percent off Ruby Tuesday coupon in today's Daily Dispatch
• Public hears plans for regional farmers' market in Vance
• Student arrested for bringing gun to Eaton-Johnson Middle School
• Maria Parham erases $45 million debt with partnership deal
• Utility rate hike in Henderson's future
• Vikings downed by first-place Tigers
• Raiders edge Gibbons by 2
• Boil water notice issued for Creedmoor
• Vance's jobless rate unchanged in December; rate drops in 66 counties
• Franklin County waits on SBI probe of sheriff's office
• N.C. parents say kids were locked in school closet
• Three injured in house fire
• Repeat offender bill in the works
• Three arrested for violent assaults
• Citizen tip leads to quick arrests
• Sosna: State and UNC: Two rivals headed in opposite directions
• Crossroads Middle Schools split vs. Trinity
• BREAKING NEWS: Maria Parham moves to partner with Duke/LifePoint
• SBI to open probe into Franklin sheriff's office
• So much for Sunday's spring-like weather
• Lean budget facing Henderson
• Oxford's Thornton Library reopens after expansion, renovation
• Parenting class seeks to reduce teen pregnancies
• Eaves: Milk and honey; it sure beats the alternative
• Hit-and-run in N.C. kills horse, injures riders
• Dozens of police break up brawl at N.C. church
• Survey: Most Vance students say gangs in schools
• Vance sheriff: Probe in gym fight slows
• Council, commissioners honor late Councilwoman Evans
• HPD arrests suspects in armed robberies
• Girls Hoops: KVA falls to Caldwell
• Boys Hoops: Crossroads outpaces Norlina
• Survey: Most Vance students say gangs in schools
• Vance sheriff: Probe in gym fight slows
• Council, commissioners honor late Councilwoman Evans
• HPD arrests suspects in armed robberies
• Girls Hoops: KVA falls to Caldwell
• Boys Hoops: Crossroads outpaces Norlina
• In today's Daily Dispatch: Tabbs Creek Animal Hospital 10% off coupon for canine/feline exams
• Boys Hoops: Crossroads outpaces Norlina
• Girls Hoops: KVA falls to Caldwell
• Council, commissioners honor late Councilwoman Evans
• Vance sheriff: Probe in gym fight slows
• HPD arrests suspects in armed robberies
• Survey: Most Vance students say gangs in schools
• New weaving mill in Henderson to employ 35
• Officials: Animal cruelty on rise in Vance
• 2 charged after brawl in gym
• Vance principals to present plans for improvements
• Henderson Harley dealership on hold
• Salvation Army distributed over 4,000 toys at Christmas
• Lady Vikes fall in Round 1 vs. Panthers
• Boys hoops: Vikings survive Panther rally
• Police: 75 guilty verdicts for pair — and arrested again
• Bank robber faces more prison time
• Nutbush water facility needs costly upgrade
• Medical, dental checkups to be offered at no cost in Henderson
• KVA wrestling gets two wins in Greensboro
• Spartans fall to 1st-place Knights
• BREAKING NEWS: Fight in stands postpones Northern, Southern matchups
• Portion of Granville Street in Oxford closed Monday
• More rain than snow in forecast now
• Tax firm's dancing 'Lady Liberty' loves job
• Vance gang survey results to be presented
• Henderson council has 'economic growth' on agenda
• Vance Relay for Life moves to May; team sign-ups lag
• Early forecast: Snow likely for area
• Vanguards edged by Bulldogs
• KVA's Capell to play at Pitt Community College
• Eaves: Bathroom beaver sends this scared sister scurrying
• Henderson City Councilwoman Mary Emma Evans dies
• N.C. authorities seek woman who raised child abducted in 1987
• Rep. Ellmers may vote to raise debt
• Bushels of pecans? What a problem!
• Vance County home not a total loss in fire
• Bail reduced in child rape case
• Partnering in past led to purchase of Optimum Lighting by Philips Electronics
• Henderson police looking for armed robbery suspect
• Colts get a homecoming win
• Lady Vikes rebound with big win over Webb
• Boys Hoops: Webb holds off Northern 67-61
• Deal of the day: 15 percent off Belk coupon in today's edition
• From sweet potatoes to Toy Poodles, find it in today's classifieds
• N.C. community colleges move to bar safety threats
• Blog: Chance of snow in the forecast for early next week
• Reported crimes in Henderson in 2010 may top 2009
• VGCC celebrates King's life and legacy
• Tip leads to arrest of 3, recovery of stolen items
• Vance County facing animal shelter upgrade
• District 7 forum panel: N.C. tax reform should be free of tax hikes
• Northern boys, girls split vs. Gibbons
• Rams wrap up season as MAC-9 champs
• Celebrated novelist, Macon native Reynolds Price dies at 77
• TRAFFIC: 2 lanes closed on Dabney Drive at Lynne Avenue in Henderson; should reopen soon
• District 7 forum panel: More charter schools to come
• Vance commissioners to work on plan to fix roads
• POW/MIA flag will be flown at Granville County facilities
• KVA grapplers win tri-match with Northern, Southern
• Warriors fall to first-place Chapel Hill
• Not quite enough: Webb falls to Chapel Hill 48-47 in overtime
• Free puppies! Check out today's Daily Dispatch classifieds
• Check out our new website: www.hendersondispatch.com
• Locked and (un)loaded; HPD, Project ChildSafe continue effort to keep guns secure
• Henderson police treating fire as arson
• 1 in 86 Vance homes faced foreclosure in 2010
• School board to offer old school to Vance at ‘fair market value’
• Crossroads boys, girls beat Cresset
• Spartans split vs. conference foe Parrott in Kinston
• HONORING A HERO: Crowd fills Henderson church to remember King’s legacy
• Oxford MLK Day speaker: Keep the dream alive
• Vance commissioners firm on tennis court decision
• Henderson, Vance County to update transportation plan
• Police: Follow tips to curb vehicle larcenies
• Watch video of MLK breakfast at Spring Street Baptist Church in Henderson
• Finally, some warmer weather in the forecast: highs Tuesday and Wednesday are above 50.
• 'Joy of Mourning Glories'; Mother's latest book celebrates the life of her soldier son
• DA wants trial or plea this year in Kelly Morris murder
• Vance board: Too many repeat offenders
• Henderson's Mary Emma Evans: City, county 'mean world to me'
• Fire destroys Henderson home
• Raiders at the buzzer; Robertson hits game-winner for Southern over Webb
• Webb girls edge Lady Raiders; Lady Warriors win 46-45
• Spartans win EPIC opener Back at full strength, Spartans win convincingly over Warriors
• Zoning in Vance to get another look
• Trail to Aycock center advances
• Henderson police chase, arrest pair of out-of-towners
• HPD needs tips to solve pair of home invasion robberies
• Home a total loss: Fire destroys Saddle Ridge dwelling
• Crossroads middle schoolers get wins
• Unbeaten Rams win another: HMS beats Terrell Lane 42-36
• Ice melts; schools reopen in Tri-County
• Vance NAACP chapter wants answers on missing bank bag
• Henderson man arrested after calling police to report crime
• Several MLK celebrations scheduled in Tri-County; Will you attend a MLK event?
• More permits needed before Sheetz, Sizzlin deal is done
• Fire destroys Vance home
• Unbeaten no more: Duke stunned in Tallahassee
• Vanguards fall to nationally ranked Guilford Tech 93-91
• Teen in bomb threats case freed
• Henderson Save-a-Lot plans to open in February
• Vance County social services can help with heating bills
• 2 arrested on drug charges in separate incidents
• Crews found guilty in 2007 killing
• Freezing rain in forecast
• On march for young vets
• Theft of elderly man's money probed
• Grant application for Industry Drive water OK'd
• Cam Do! Auburn wins championship
• Vance, Granville and Warren school systems closed; others announce delays
• VCEO issues latest winter storm update: www.hendersondispatch.com
• Granville Schools also announce early closing - 1 p.m.
• Vance County Schools closing early today: high schools, elementary at 12:45; middle schools at 1 p.m.
• Crossroads Christian School closing at noon today because of inclement weather threat; Warren County Schools closing at 1 p.m.
• Anticipated inclement weather leads KVA to close at 12:30 on Monday and Vance Charter at noon www.hendersondispatch.com
• Snow, ice expected
• 2010's TOP 10: A countdown of the biggest stories of the year: Find out what made No. 1
• Murder case headed to Vance County jury
• New middle school in proposed 5-year plan for Vance County
• Appointment of NVHS assistant principal on Vance school board agenda
• Marine vet's march bringing him to Henderson
• Rezoning, jointly owned buildings on Henderson City Council agenda
• Canes blow by VGCC in college basketball
• N.C. 'Faces & Places' photos on exhibit
• 2010's TOP 10: A countdown of the biggest stories of the year
• Henderson-based Optimum Lighting sold to Dutch firm
• Beacon Light blaze probed as arson
• Tri-County area under winter weather advisory through 4 a.m. Saturday
• Accused: Used gun to save life
• Henderson Collegiate Charter School shows off, with pride
• 2010's TOP 10: A countdown of the biggest stories of the year: No. 3: Clarke Elementary
• 2 more accused by Feds following raids in Henderson
• 'Mayberry Deputy' guest for Granville chamber banquet
• Norlina Christian boys, girls stung by visiting Hornets
• Rams 7-0 with win over WCMS
• Spartan grapplers split in tri-match
• VIPER links all Vance first responders
• DA rests case in murder trial
• No-shows stall work of cleanup committee
• 'Suspicious' fire burns Beacon Light unit
• Vanguards come up short
• Rams outlast Cougars in OT, 44-38
• JV Spartan girls edge Vance Charter
• Tri-County jobless rates turn upward
• Jury selected in Henderson murder trial
• Spartans beat Freedom with last-second shot in OT
• Henderson police confirm arrest in missing appliance store money
• $850K grant to fund home rehabs, utility lines for Julia Avenue
• Northern girls edge Bartlett Yancey
• Vance commissioners: No money for tennis courts at high schools
• Gunshots hit home on Wayview Road in Henderson
• Arrest made in Henderson store embezzlement case
• Nine traffic accidents reported in area during holiday
• Slideshow: Top photographs of 2010
• DA: Vance murder cases take priority
• Vance gang study short of money
• Review: Warren economic development effort lacking
• Hayes family welcomes Vance's first baby of year
• 2010's TOP 10 stories; No. 10: murder and mayhem
• Longtime Middleburg mayor remembered
• Henderson police: Man arrested 49 times
• KVA student to perform at bowl game
• Spartans fall short vs. Franklinton, 56-39
• Henderson drive-in pops up a new year; countdown to 2011 begins with a giant box of popcorn
• Henderson man charged with attempted murder
• 6-year-old girl saves Christmas
• N.C. physicians' group installs Henderson doctor
• Fire at Vance home started in kitchen stove
• Local cable customers could lose 2 networks
• Tri-County digging out; black ice still a concern
• Vance gang survey completed; review is under way
• Warrenton officer shoots armed man
• Secondary roads in Henderson, Vance County still icy
• 6-7 inches of snow fall on Vance; roads will worsen tonight
• Vance County sees 6 inches of snow; winter storm warning issued
• Winter storm warning issued; interstate covered with snow/ice
• Snow starting to fall in Tri-County; winter storm warning issued for area
• Winter storm watch issued; significant snow accumulations possible
• HPD delivers Christmas cheer; tradition goes on — with a little help from their friends
• City services stay on schedule in Henderson; crews ready for winter weather
• NWS: Christmas Day snowfall likely
• Local homeless shelters celebrating Christmas
• Vance County Alumni Game set to tip off at Aycock
• Inmate charged in death at Vance jail
• Graffiti cleanup new year priority for Henderson
• Henderson police-store cooperation nabs pair
• Better chance now for snow on Christmas day
• Shooting victim off critical list; expected to make full recovery
• A white Christmas this year? Weather service now says maybe
• Henderson wants changes to high-speed rail plan
• Victim of murder-suicide attempt in critical condition
• Inmate on life support after assault at Vance jail
• Henderson police investigating two shootings
• No white Christmas this year — again
• Seen any Clark Griswold-inspired Christmas lights? We're looking for the best and the brightest to photograph.
• TV do-it-yourself host to help Scouts earn merit badge
• Local Watch Night services to commemorate Freedom's Eve
• Norlina woman shot, suspect dead in attempted murder-suicide
• Winter precipitation moves out of area
• More Vance residents arming to protect themselves
• Patrol cop Henderson Police Department's Office of the Month
• Local bowlers kick it ‘Old School’ with tournament win
• Woman critically wounded; shooter dead after turning gun on himself
• Roaster's peanuts travel the world
• Arrests in raids in Henderson stop at 2; suspect denied bond
• Rail details remain for city;Henderson council ready to support project
• Snow, freezing rain possible for weekend
• Henderson man wanted for violating probation
• Southern Vance’s Hakim Jones commits to NC State
• National Weather Service says more snow for area Sat./Sun.
• Ice, snow cause woe: area schools closed or openings delayed
• Henderson-Vance County Economic Development Commission: Close to deal with 2 industries
• HPD, Vance Sheriff's Office need tips on crimes
• Southern Vance High School reports theft of 26 iPods
• 'Voice' of VGCC heading for retirement
• Area under winter weather advisory from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. Friday. Icy roads expected
• Vance County schools closed Friday due to winter weather
• Vance emergency officials: Secondary roads still ice-covered; black ice possible overnight
• Henderson crews spreading sand/salt; not scraping roads yet
• Weather threat closes schools; snow expected to give way to freezing precipitation, rain
• 'Gang leader' pleads guilty
• Henderson police working on accreditation
• Granville County courting 18 business prospects
• Fraternal Order of Police helps needy at Christmas
• Panthers own second half, top SV
• Big fourth propels Raiders to win in conference opener
• Webb tops rival Panthers in OT
• Warren County schools will delay opening two hours Thursday
• Vance County Schools closed Thursday
• Tri-County under winter weather advisory
• One lane of Dabney Drive closed at Oakdale in Henderson.
• Webb wins vs. Aussie team
• Dispatch staffers will be ringing the Salvation Army bell today at Walgreens in Henderson. Stop by and support this year's kettle campaign.
• Snow, freezing rain expected Thursday
• Snow, freezing rain expected Thursday
• Henderson mayor says city's 'glass half full'
• Judge: Cop can't wear badge again; Riddick accepts guilt in plea deal misdemeanors
• Fires destroy 3 residences in Vance County
• Southern Vance principal transferred to elementary school
• Toys for Tots drive winding down; more toys needed
• Eagles in control vs. Colts
• Vikings edge Red Rams on the road
• Henderson unsure of high-speed rail study changes
• Biotech trees to put down roots in Oxford
• Slideshow: Community band puts on holiday concert
• Crime roundup: Weekend shooting injures one in Henderson
• Better bundle up; Tuesday's high might not get above freezing
• Vance school board holds off on sale of old school
• Scattered snow showers likely before noon; some slick spots on roads possible
• Vance sheriff investigating 3 break-ins
• Repeat offenders the 'reason crime plaguing' Henderson
• Henderson police lobbying for habitual offender legislation
• More men using Henderson homeless shelter
• U.S. 1 sewer contract on Henderson council's agenda
• Southern Vance sophomore in art council spotlight
• KVA’s Frampton takes title in Wakefield tourney Spruill wins for S. Vance
• 2 arrested after Feds search Henderson convenience stores
• Maria Parham chooses finalist in partner search; hospital yet to reveal who it is
• Raiders take Round 2; Southern beats Warren Co. to complete season sweep
• Vance board chairman: Jobs 'top priority'
• Play it safe with Christmas decorations; Fire chief: Take common sense approach
• Jones, Hargrove lift Southern in win; Raiders beat Eagles again
• Spartans split against Franklin Academy at home; Boys win, girls fall to Patriots
• BREAKING NEWS: Henderson convenience store workers charged after searches
• Give blood and you may win free plane tickets: Maria Parham Medical Center and the American Red Cross will have a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today at the hospital. Those who donate will get a chance to win a pair of round trip Delta Airline
• New paint company ready to start work at Henderson facility
• $3 price for gas making a comeback
• Oxford church has a living Christmas gift for community
• Spartans own tri-match: KVA tops Bunn, claims first over South Granville
• Update: Federal, state law enforcement agents raid Henderson convenience stores; local mosque called 'place of interest'
• DEVELOPING STORY: Federal, state, local law enforcement raid Henderson stores
• Clayton Homes closing Henderson plant
• New date set to sentence three in Henderson home invasion case
• Henderson-Vance EDC to prepare 'short list' of candidates for director
• Performances of 'A Christmas Carol' set this weekend in Oxford
• ‘Completely different ballgame’: Raiders can’t get game-winner in final seconds
• White leads Lady Vikes to 47-39 win
• 3 new Granville commissioners take office
• Vikes win low-scoring affair: Northern tops SE Halifax
• Know a great young artist? We’re looking for original artwork by children ages 5 to 12 that captures the holiday season. We will publish our favorites throughout Dec. Send artwork to: Luke Horton, The Daily Dispatch, 304 S. Chestnut St., Henderson,
• Just how cold is it? At the Henderson Water Reclamation Plant, it was 10 degrees early this morning.
• Maria Parham opens new oncology center
• Henderson police searching for felony larceny suspect
• Sheetz gets a Sizzlin corner in Henderson
• Another Wright to lead Vance commissioners
• Vance board puts EDC to work in hunt for director
• Late charge call seals Southern victory
• Henderson Middle School students take to the water
• Viking grapplers win close match with Kerr-Vance
• Santa Claus comes to town: Photos/video from Henderson parade
• Henderson man stabbed by his son
• Henderson-Vance County Crime Stoppers: People need to talk
• True Crime series: Murders in Henderson, Vance are adding up
• Sweepstakes ban leads to confusion in Henderson, across state
• Henderson Middle asks for help with Christmas cheer
• Had to see it in Person Perry, Raiders lead All-Area selections
• Slideshow: An early winter wonderland
• Light snowfall reported in Henderson
• Slideshow: Oxford parades its Christmas joy
• VGCC student numbers down in 2009-2010
• Henderson man jailed in shooting
• Mix of snow, rain possible for Tri-County today
• IRS has refunds for Vance, Granville taxpayers
• Vikes get the road win Northern never trails in rematch with Warren County
• Lady Raiders run past Louisburg Southern wins 44-25
• Rarely used laws aid Henderson police
• The Embers warm up to Christmas; popular group returns to VGCC center for 4th holiday concert tonight
• Felony bigamy charge reduced for Henderson man
• Raccoon tests positive for rabies in Vance
• Organizers get ready for 2011 Relay for Life campaign
• KVA can’t catch up with Lighthouse; Spartans lose scoreboard battle
• Elliott elevates Warriors Frampton, slew of Spartans lead All-Area soccer
• Closing time; but Internet cafes find new games to play
• $500,000 bond set in Neal murder case
• Commissioners: Missing bank bag priority for Vance board
• Clydesdales on holiday mission in Oxford
• All-Area Volleyball Team: Crossroads’ Hayes at the helm
• Wrestling: Spartans split in tri-match
• Lady Raiders bullied by Bulldogs
• Light the Night in downtown Henderson w/video
• Jobless rates in area improve
• Hearing set in Neal murder; police seek second suspect in Henderson crime
• Henderson man accused in theft misses court
• VIPER radio use by all local emergency responders expected by year's end
• Kerr Lake second most popular destination among state parks
• Raiders get first win of season vs. rival Eagles
• Northern soccer earns academic honor
• Severe weather possible overnight in Tri-county
• Winter’s coming; are you ready?
• A ‘high number’ of Vance children in foster care
• Autopsy: Single gunshot killed Henderson man
• Oxford crash victim in serious condition at Duke
• N.C. sweepstakes ban largely upheld by courts
• Vikings, Raiders compete in 4-team swim meet
• Police: Driver steals car, crashes into vehicles at Henderson dealership
• In Henderson, ‘there is fear’ of crime
• New police program aims to reduce property crimes
• Red kettles, bell ringers out in full force
• Henderson police seeking public input for accreditation process
• A host of holiday happenings slated in area
• Eaves: Pickled pigs’ feet provide a culinary delight that’s best avoided
• Rockets pull away from Vikes at tourney
• Christmas gift guide and tons of inserts in today's Daily Dispatch
• Much to be thankful for: Life Line 'somewhere to call home'
• Late Henderson physician 'always helped people in need'
• ‘Turkey Bowl’ unites Vikings, Raiders on the gridiron today
• Granville board rescinds lifetime pay plan
• Vikings win ‘raggedy’ matchup with Eagles
• Lady Eagles down Vikes with last-second basket
• Granville commissioners' lifetime pay may violate law
• Injured in fatal Vance crash were children of victim
• Pair sought in Creedmoor bank heist
• Sentencing of Oxford teen Lundeby delayed
• Editorial: Why Facebook didn’t friend Vance County
• Henderson council tables joint-funding resolution
• Crime roundup: Three charged in weekend bar fight in Henderson
• Oxford woman killed in Vance crash
• Study: Regional farmers’ market in Vance is ‘viable’
• Spartans fall in Durham
• Granville grapplers compete: Shorthanded Warriors fall to Granville Central, S. Granville
• Editor's blog: Still no details on fatal Vance wreck
• Blog: Fatal wreck Sunday in Vance
• Local gang activity claiming young lives: 'Right now, gangs are seen as an in thing, popular or acceptable'
• Optimist Club of Henderson begins annual tree sale
• Retiring director saw Henderson library flourish
• Support for Henderson art gallery growing
• From humble beginnings... Local AAU team started with 3 helmets, little else
• Henderson chef finds recipe to lure club members
• Henderson adjusting to new garbage pick-up; Some don’t move garbage cans on time
• Vance agribusinesses seen as economic recovery leaders
• New rules allow state to hold sales tax revenue
• Colts in control vs. Crusaders
• Lady Colts dominant vs. Norlina Christian
• Raiders vs. Rams: Southern ventures to Havelock for Round 2
• O Christmas tree! A dozen of them: Henderson family plans open house
• Eagle 1: 'We were railroaded' by Vance County
• Granville commissioners OK lifetime pay plan
• Vance Teen Court begins hearing cases: Young offenders judged by peers
• Henderson Fire Department knocked on 6,630 doors
• Etheridge adds 1 vote in Vance County recount
• Strong storms leave damage in Vance
• Church losses mount: Thieves hit Henderson churches almost daily Read more: The Daily Dispatch - Serving Vance, Granville and Warren counties in North Carolina
• Commissioner's service celebrated; Danny Wright retiring after 28 years of service to Vance County
• Henderson, Vance County joint funding has long history of cooperation
• 2011 trial likely in Rudd murder case
• Victory boys have no issues with Cougars
• Lady Eagles win low-scoring affair in extra time
• Vance, Granville, Warren under tornado watch until 4 a.m.
• Henderson seeks to alter joint-funding agreements with Vance County
• Henderson man pleads guilty to murder
• Charter school principal: Parents a driving force behind school’s success
• Henderson police investigating weekend robbery, shooting incidents
• ‘Warrenton Town Cafe’ to help shape town’s future
• Taking her talents to South Beach: Hobgood inks with Hurricanes
• Raiders march on: SV picks up first round win
• Sales tax number hold steady
• Vance NAACP's Bullock arrested for assault
• Vance middle school students perform below state average
• Football: Webb bows out of playoffs at S. Johnston
• J.F. Webb falls on the road at South Johnston, 47-12.
• Southern Vance defeats Eastern Wayne 22-14 to advance to Round 2 of the NCHSAA playoffs. Complete coverage in Saturday's Dispatch.
• Bryan Person scampered in from 48 yards out with about 30 seconds to go. SV leads Eastern Wayne 22-14 after the 2-point conversion.
• Webb trails South Johnston 47-0 heading into the fourth.
• Foreclosures on record pace statewide, slowing in Vance
• 'Tis the season to be careful about fires
• Homicide or suicide: Police yet to determine in Warrenton death
• Police release photo of suspect in Walmart TV theft
• Raiders, Warriors set to begin state playoffs tonight
• NWS confirms tornado in Vance County http://ping.fm/FdN7G
• Miracle Marathon - Independence Day Celebration
• Independence Day Weekend Celebration
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Vance County
• Veterans Job Fair in Henderson, NC on Nov. 12
• Orthopaedic Specialists of North Carolina Brings Two Orthopaedic Surgeons to Team in Northern Wake C

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