Lumberton

Both Bobby and Luke were each facing four counts, felony conspiracy, altering or destroying criminal evidence, accessory after the fact, and conspiracy to be an accessory after the fact to first-degree murder.

Just a few days after those indictments formally went through, over 40 people got together in Lumberton for a vigil for Sarah.

It was organized directly by the Lumbee tribe, as well as that same 911 dispatcher who has made sure no one forgets about Sarah.

Sarah's cousin and her grandmother were at the vigil as well.

So let's walk through this.

Five-year-old Peyton Renee Fields was born in June of 2012 in Lumberton, North Carolina.

Her parents, Laura Flowers and Robert Fields, were...

Kind of a bit of a roller coaster when it came to relationships.

Ron lives in the Grays Creek community.

He spent his career with the Boys and Girls Clubs, including running the Boys and Girls Club in Lumberton, and he's always been a community activist in Grays Creek.

Four people are running for those two at-large seats, Ron and fellow Republican Greg West, along with Democratic Commissioner Veronica Jones and former Commissioner Charles Evans.

You can vote for two, and the top two win.

Okay.

Weightlifting is your thing.

Well, when I was with the Feville Boys and Girls Club for 28 years, I was in Lumberton 28 years.

When I was in Feville, we had an excellent weightlifting program.

The six officers involved in the text messages have not been named as they are not charged with anything at this time, but the investigation is ongoing.

Happening now in Robeson County, construction is underway on a new I95 bridge over the Lumber River in Lumberton.

The NCDOT sharing this photo today as the crews work to raise the bridge, which will now be 12 feet higher.

This comes after hurricanes impacted that portion of I95.

Uh, so, I mean, it's a pretty...

Like, Lumberton and all those places are pretty big, like, trucking areas, so it's like this fits.

And this was a, this was a, a s- a, oh, God, a truck stop they built.

Like, this wasn't an actual truck stop.

Poe Sandy.

On the northeast corner of my vineyard in central North Carolina, and fronting on the Lumberton plank road, there stood a small frame house of the simplest construction.

It was built of pine lumber, and contained but one room, to which one window gave light and one door admission.

Its weather-beaten sides revealed a virgin innocence of paint.

"You and Miss Annie wouldn't want to believe me if I was to 'low dat dat man was once de mule." "No," I replied, "I don't think it very likely that you could make us believe it." "Why, Uncle Julius," said Annie severely, "what ridiculous nonsense." This reception of the old man's statement reduced him to silence, and it required some diplomacy on my part to induce him to vouchsafe an explanation.

The prospect of a long, dull afternoon was not alluring, and I was glad to have the monotony of Sabbath quite relieved by a plantation legend.

"When I was a young man," began Julius, when I had finally prevailed upon him to tell us the story, "that club-footed nigger—his name is Primus—used to belong to old Mass Jim McGee, over on the Lumberton plank road.

I used to go over there to see a woman what lived on the plantation.

Manning to Murphy tonight 62 at the coast, and here in Raleigh, we've got 55 down at ECU.

57 Chase City, 60 in the Triad, 65 Charlotte, 52 in Lumberton, and 54 out your door in Boone.

Tonight we'll see those numbers into the 50s for lows.

Around the region will drop to about 54 degrees.