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After checking around Franklin County carefully, I'm pretty sure that all the ghosts, goblins and the other creatures of the night have retreated -- probably resting up so they can reappear late in October, 2026.
Fortunately, the weather turned out just about perfectly for Halloween hauntings this year and the kids seemed to be having a ball "scaring" all the adults while collecting buckets of candy.
Ah-h, to be a kid again. . . WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK! (relevance: 100%, date: Mar 30, 2007)
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PETER PAN JR. IS COMING! (relevance: 50%, date: Nov 5, 2025)
PETER PAN JR. IS COMING! The Franklinton Area Community Theatre is putting on a production of Peter Pan Jr. starting Nov. 13. The shows, which feature performances and production by FACT members, will take place at the Franklinton High School Auditorium, 910 Cedar Creek Road. 'Alford plea' ends sexual assault case against Alert man (relevance: 50%, date: Nov 5, 2025)
LOUISBURG -- An Alert man didn't admit guilt, but entered a plea that resolves a sexual assault case that prosecutors said dates back a decade.
In Franklin County Superior Court on Tuesday, Perry Wheless Moseley entered an Alford plea to three counts of taking indecent liberties with a minor.
An Alford plea is not an admission of guilt, but an acknowledgment that prosecutors likely have enough evidence to secure a conviction. Sheriff's lawyer given more time to answer ex-manager's lawsuit (relevance: 50%, date: Nov 5, 2025)
FRANKLINTON -- Sheriff Kevin White has been granted more time to respond to a lawsuit filed by the county's former manager.
Raleigh attorney J. Heydt Philbeck filed a lawsuit on Oct. 7 in Franklin County Civil Superior Court, alleging that White defamed Denton in a political power move that cost the manager her job a year ago.
On. Oct. 29, White's legal representative, Louisburg attorney Boyd Sturges filed a motion and was granted an additional 30 days to respond to the complaint.
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