Stray Local will play Waterline Brewing this Friday night; the music is free. (Port City Daily/Photo by Justin Hall)
SOUTHEASTERN N.C. â Pop open your calendar and prepare to run down a weekend of fun. Itâs Liâl Friday (local speak for Thursday)!
A lot is taking place to keep you happily occupied over the next four days. Thursday will kick off with a learning opportunity about the Waccamaw Siouan’s Healing Garden.
Live music from Stray Local, as well as from ’90s alt-rockers Everclear, are taking over local stages Friday and Saturday.
An antique show and sale will make Sunday Funday a breezy, easy day of shopping.
An obituary by Nigel Browne for Caribbean Life. Clyde Jones, a prominent, award-winning, Brooklyn-based Barbadian photojournalist, who worked for the Advocate and Nation newspapers in his native land, died on April 17 at the age of 89, his wife, Thelma, confirmed. Mrs. Jones told Caribbean Life on April 20 that her husband died at Mt. Sinai Hospital…
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From The Trussville Tribune staff reports
TRUSSVILLE The capital murder trial of a man accused of shooting another man in the parking lot of the Trussville Cracker Barrel has been reset for the fifth time. The trial is now scheduled for Monday, June 28, 2021.
Bryan Hancock, 23, is charged with capital murder in the March 28, 2019, death of Randy Dewayne Young. The trial was supposed to begin on Monday, April 19, but it was rescheduled Monday morning.
Young was shot in the head in the parking lot of the restaurant after a dispute over parking, according to both parties. Young died after being on life support for two days.
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Photojournalist Clyde Jones Passes On
News Americas Now reported that award-winning Caribbean-American photojournalist Clyde Jones has passed away. The Cuban-born Barbadian photographer covered the diaspora in New York and the Caribbean. He was raised in Sugar Hill in St Joseph, Barbados. After his studies at Montreal’s Institute of Photography, he moved to New York in 1964.
Award-winning photojournalist, Cuban-born Barbadian Clyde Jones, reportedly died in hospital after a prolonged illness, according to long-time journalist, Tony Best, writing for the
Barbados Nation.
Jones, who was born in Sugar Hill in St Joseph, was in his late 80s. His wife, Thelma Jones, a former Wall Street banker, told Best that her husband passed away in Mount Sinai Hospital in Brooklyn.