Jen Cardone

1 week ago | wbtw.com | Jen Cardone

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – There was another delay Monday in the trial for Emanuel Bedford after not enough jurors showed up for the jury selection process. He’s been charged with kidnapping and killing Pageland native Deidre Reid in 2021. Reid’s family was extremely disappointed walking out of the courthouse Monday afternoon as they now must wait until June to get another step closer to closure. September 2021 was the last time Reid was seen in Pageland.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jen Cardone

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – There was another delay Monday in the trial for Emanuel Bedford after not enough jurors showed up for the jury selection process. He’s been charged with kidnapping and killing Pageland native Deidre Reid in 2021. Reid’s family was extremely disappointed walking out of the courthouse Monday afternoon as they now must wait until June to get another step closer to closure. September 2021 was the last time Reid was seen in Pageland.

1 week ago | qcnews.com | Jen Cardone

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1 week ago | qcnews.com | Jen Cardone

CONNELLEY SPRINGS, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – People who live in a church in Burke County have 30 days to find a new place unless the church makes a plan to sufficiently repair their homes. This comes following a specially called commission meeting Thursday after receiving an order to vacate. They moved to America from the Marshall Islands to be part of the Marshallese New Beginnings Church. Code enforcement first filed a complaint about the church in September of 2022.

1 week ago | myfox8.com | Jen Cardone

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — ABC stores in Mecklenburg County are now stocked with naloxone – better known under the brand Narcan – to help in an emergency to reverse a drug overdose. It’s part of an initiative unveiled this week as part of the renovation of the store on Sunset Road. The county’s ABC Board ran a training on Thursday for the stores’ senior managing staff on how to administer Narcan. Senior Officer Scott Minderlein is one of the leaders of the training.