The 1020 Roanoke Avenue, formerly, Timeless Tea, team cruises to victory in the Battle of Batteaux during the Festival of the Roanoke today. The complete series of photos may viewed on our Facebook page.
Roanoke Rapids, NC
82°F
Cloudy
Humidity: 54%
Wind: SE at 6 mph
Read 686 times
Published in
News from Roanoke Rapids, Weldon and Halifax County
Lance Martin
E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view itLatest from Lance Martin
Recent News
Visit the archives.
- Man charged with failing to register as sex offender
- Two inmates face extortion charges
- "Prized possession': Bakery is sweet spot on avenue
- Man wanted for B&E hid under dirty laundry
- Hollister men charged in three break-ins
- A little bit of uh-huh about a bridge
- Emry gets makeover
- Annexation, pay studies recommended in plan
- Balanced city budget with no tax increase presented
- Time to sign up and speak up in Scoco
Latest Comments
- Man wanted for B&E hid under d...
When will this guy ever learn.
05/24/12 15:24 - Warrants: Women in Johnston ca...
This is two murders you have been involed in Heath...
05/24/12 14:29 - A little bit of uh-huh about a...
Sort of puts one in mind of "The Emperor's New Clo...
05/24/12 13:36 - Time to sign up and speak up i...
I don'tknow why innocent people have to put their ...
05/24/12 02:22 - Ohio man busted in roofing sca...
There are a lot of issues with homeowners getting ...
05/23/12 17:47
Latest Events
| No events |
There is to be no profanity and there is to be no character assassination even if the person being written about is a suspect in a crime.
Comments that presume knowledge of a person’s home life, financial situation or other personal details will be not be posted as will comments which presume legal knowledge.
All comments must be on the topic of the story and offer the reader’s insight on a particular issue. rrspin.com will cease posting comments if the editor determines readers are infighting with one another and not staying on the topic of a story.
rrspin.com prefers readers use their real names because anonymous posters are accountable for their comments just as readers who post their names are.