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1 week ago | 
journalnow.com | Eric Millsaps
Three men were charged after a vehicle rammed a Winston-Salem Police Department vehicle. Raequan Brooks, Dakor Sumler and Kerry Miller III face felony charges as a result of the confrontation with police, according to a news release from the police department. Brooks was the driver of the car. Sumler and Miller were passengers, according to the release. During a traffic stop, police said Brooks drove his vehicle into a police car and fled the scene.
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1 month ago | 
journalnow.com | Eric Millsaps
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1 month ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
A Morganton brewery claimed Best of Show honors at the 2025 Hickory Hops and Carolinas Championship of Beers on April 12. Sidetracked Brewing master brewer Joseph Ackerman was awarded a first-place plaque for Butterfly Riot, a Belgian blonde ale, according to a news release from the Hickory Downtown Development Association. The brewery is no stranger to awards at the Carolinas Championship of Beers.
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1 month ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
Pro golfer J.T. Poston was two strokes over par after the first round of The Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia on Thursday. Poston, who was born and raised in Hickory, was tied with several notable golfers after the first round, including Will Zalatoris and Tony Finau. The 31-year-old Poston has three wins on the PGA tour. A victory in Augusta would be lucrative for Poston. The winner of The Masters will take home more than $3 million.
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1 month ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
Hickory Rings! will hold a concert April 10 at Concordia Lutheran Church in Conover. The concert will begin at 7 p.m. and is free and open to the public. Donations will be accepted to aid in the purchase of new music, bells/chimes and equipment.
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2 months ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
A Claremont woman was sentenced to at least six years in prison following her guilty plea on April 3 in Catawba County Superior Court. Jacquelyn Michelle Moss, 39, was sentenced by Judge Karen Eady Williams to serve six to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking opium/heroin by possession and possession of methamphetamine, according to a news release from District Attorney Scott Reilly’s office. Moss also faces a $500,000 fine for the trafficking conviction, the release said.
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2 months ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
An estimated 550 protesters from Catawba, Alexander, Caldwell, Iredell, and Lincoln counties gathered in downtown Hickory as part of a national Hands Off rally on Saturday, according to a release from Indivisible Citizens of Catawba Valley. “This march is by the people, for the people, and of the people to demand an end to the billionaire takeover and rampant corruption of the Trump administration,” Deb Johnson, Indivisible Citizens of Catawba Valley chairman said in the release.
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2 months ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
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2 months ago | 
hickoryrecord.com | Eric Millsaps
A Hickory man will spend six to eight years in prison following his conviction for trafficking fentanyl by possession during Catawba County Superior Court on April 3. William Thomas Ray Miller, 37, will also be required to pay a mandatory fine of $500,000, according to a news release from District Attorney Scott Reilly’s office. The sentence was handed down by Judge Karen Eady-Williams.
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2 months ago | 
morganton.com | Eric Millsaps
A Burke County woman will spend at least five years in prison after pleading guilty to numerous felony charges. Sarah Marie Worth, 33, of Connelly Springs was sentenced to five to seven years behind bars during Catawba County Superior Court on April 3, according to a press release from District Attorney Scott Reilly.
