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Two Florida middle school students are facing felony charges after investigators say they found homemade guns, explosives and evidence of an alleged armed robbery plot. The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said a FortifyFL tip on April 27 reported two juveniles using Telegram to discuss homemade weapons and devices and conspire to commit an armed robbery. Investigators identified the teens as Switzerland Point Middle School students, 14-year-old Julian Davis and 13-year-old Charles Williams.

rganizations hoping to apply for Berkeley County's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding have until 3 p.m. Wednesday to register for a mandatory application workshop (WCIV) Organizations hoping to apply for Berkeley County's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding have until 3 p.m. Wednesday to register for a mandatory application workshop. The workshop will take place on Thursday, Jan.

Allegations are swirling around Asheville's vice mayor, Antanette Mosely, who is allegedly violating election law, claiming two primary residences at the same time. The allegations over Mosely allegedly claiming two primary residences are leading to questions about her integrity and possibly her ability to hold onto her job. FORMER VICE-MAYOR, NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERS REACT TO ASHEVILLE'S NEW CITY MANAGER "It’s all about the destruction of individuals," said Gene Ellison, Mosley's Attorney.

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Retired Navy veteran Douglas Gould shared his experiences in electronic warfare and a harrowing near-disaster at sea during his service on the U.S.S. Mount Whitney. Gould's journey in the Navy began after college when he chose a path in electronic warfare, ultimately serving on the U.S.S. Mount Whitney.

Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Pete Benton, who grew up in Havelock, North Carolina, has spent a lifetime dedicated to military service. Benton said he knew from an early age that the military was his calling. "I chose to go enlisted. Which I’m kind of glad I did because later on it made me a better Air Force officer," he said. Benton served during the Vietnam era and achieved one of the highest distinctions in the Air Force by serving on the Presidential Honor Guard.

Retired Active Sergeant Major Danny Elzie, who grew up in a small Tennessee town, reflects on his 26-year military career, which spanned Vietnam, Korea, and Desert Storm. Elzie, who joined the military at 19, shared his experiences and the bonds formed during his service. "I stayed in Vietnam the first year, came back to Vietnam, and of course, I was airborne, so I went to Fort Bragg in '82," Elzie said.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Ed Hughes, a native of eastern North Carolina and a 1966 graduate of New Bern High School, shared his reflections on his 24-year military career, which spanned from 1968 to 1992. Hughes said he initially attended college but found it wasn't the right fit for him, leading him to join the Army.