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A homophobic double murderer died in prison of heart failure and pneumonia four months after breaking his hip in a fall, a report has revealed. Ernest Wright used a shotgun to kill Neville Corby, 42, in an execution-style attack in Bradford in March 2009. He had been freed on licence in 1999 after spending 26 years in prison for murdering Trevor Hale, the husband of his pregnant lover, in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, in 1971. Wright, 79, died of heart failure and pneumonia on September 4 last year while serving a whole life sentence at HMP Wakefield. Double murderer Ernest Wright died in priso...

Cincinnati police searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ man CPD searching for Ernest Wright who they say is armed and dangerous. (Source: Cincinnati Police) By FOX19 Digital Staff | April 30, 2021 at 1:19 PM EDT - Updated April 30 at 3:43 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Cincinnati Police are searching for a man who they say should be considered ‘armed and dangerous.’ Ernest Wright, 32, is wanted for felony fleeing and eluding, probation violation, driving under suspension and obstructing official business. According to CPD, Wright is also wanted for pending charges related to...

DELAND — The crew behind the restoration of the J.W. Wright Building has always known the property is special. Now, it's official, because the 101-year-old building at 258 W. Voorhis Ave., the center of what used to be a thriving district for the Black community, made it to the National Register of Historic Places. "After several different hurdles, we were able to make that accomplishment, and I am just stoked about it," said Mario Davis, executive director of Greater Union Life Center Inc., a DeLand-based nonprofit that owns the building. Davis said restoration expert Mark Shuttlewort...

Tuesday 26 January 2021 Bonnie Robinson Haberdashery - I love both the Dickensian way the word rolls off the tongue and its meaning. It is an ancient word, so ancient in fact that etymologists cannot agree on its origin. Some believe it is derived from the Anglo-French word ‘habertas’, meaning small ware and in the thirteenth century a haberdasher would sell a vast range of items such as hawk’s bells, swords and mousetraps as well as pins, cloths and buttons. As time has gone by English haberdashers have gradually ceased trading in falconry accessories and now limit themselves to items ...

Dec 14, 2020 Mayor Woody Jacobs presents Dr. Scott Warner with a resolution recognizing the help he’s provided the city government with the COVID-19 pandemic during Monday night’s meeting.Amy Henderson In the final meeting of 2020, the Cullman City Council heard from residents unhappy with an apartment building being planned for West Main Street and recognized the city’s unofficial “Chief Medical Officer” for his advice and insights on the novel coronavirus that defined 2020. Ernest and Glenda Wright came before the council to express their concerns about the West Mai...