Neuse News End of Year Review - December
Here is a look back at the top 5 articles on Neuse News each month in 2023.
Number 5
Changes in Lenoir County leadership: Rouse out, King in
Commissioner Chad Rouse is resigning from the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners. Neuse News has confirmed that Lenoir County School Board member Keith King will be voted on as Rouse's replacement at an upcoming special Lenoir County Board of Commissioners meeting.
Number 4
KPD's investigation results in arrest for serious offenses
On Monday, December 4, 2023, members of the Kinston Police Department Criminal Investigations Division obtained warrants and arrested John Landrine, 65, of Kinston, for Second Degree Forcible Sexual Offense and Crimes Against Nature. The arrest stemmed from an investigation that began on November 13, 2023, in reference to the sexual misconduct between Landrine and an adult handicapped male who was under the care of Landrine.
Number 3
Breaking News: Senator Jim Perry will not seek re-election
NC Senator Jim Perry is not among the names listed for the 2024 election according to the candidate list maintained by the North Carolina Board of Elections. Currently, there are two names running for NC State Senate District 03.
Number 2
Greene County Sheriffs Dept and US Marshalls arrest Attempted Murder Suspect
US Marshals picked up 40 year old Christopher Michael Caudell in Greenville, NC on 11/29/2023, after Greene County Sheriff's Office Investigators charged him with Attempted Murder.
Number 1
Kinston native Donyell Bryant gives back with new bikes in math contest
Four students at Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School found new bicycles under the Christmas tree on Tuesday, their reward not just for being good but for being the best in a competition that focused on math skills.
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