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FBI: Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 8 Appeals - Vimarsana News

FBI: Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 8 Appeals

As the FBI: Most Wanted team tracked the killer of some prosecutors, Cannon felt a need to help a woman seek justice on her own.

PAGES PAST - 1922: Daughter and mother survive Widow Hill crash - Vimarsana News

PAGES PAST - 1922: Daughter and mother survive Widow Hill crash

News from the pages of The Chronicle-Express newspapers from 150, 100, 75, and 50 years ago.

Calhoun County voters to consider veterans millage renewal Aug. 2 - Vimarsana News

Calhoun County voters to consider veterans millage renewal Aug. 2

If approved, residents would continue to pay a 0.10-mill tax through 2032, supporting a variety of veteran services and resources in the county.

In heavens eternal court it was decreed How the first martyr for the cause should bleed - Vimarsana News

In heavens eternal court it was decreed How the first martyr for the cause should bleed

Christopher Seider was just an 11 year old boy on February 22, 1770.  He was the son of German immigrants and had participated in patriotic groups opposing the British for taxes and impressing young men into the Royal Navy.  On that fateful day a crowd was protesting outside of the Ebenezer Richardson's house because he was a custom's agent and had broke up a protest outside a loyalist business.  Someone in the crowd through a rock that went through his window and allegedly hit his wife.  Richardson then fired a gun into the American crowd striking young Christopher Seider

Topsail Island beach becoming part of NC Civil Rights Trail - Vimarsana News

Topsail Island beach becoming part of NC Civil Rights Trail

In July, Ocean City will be honored with a historical marker from the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and the N.C. African American Heritage Commission.

Source: wunc.org