“Saving North Carolinians countless trips to the courthouse and expanding access to court records through convenient online services was the foremost priority, and proud legacy, of the eCourts conversion,” said NCAOC Director Ryan S. Boyce. “Online court records are a vital resource for millions of people in our state seeking access to justice.”

In late September, detectives learned that similar incidents had occurred at four other Harbor Freight locations in North and South Carolina. While each agency had open cases, the suspects had not yet been identified. The Spindale Police Department, working with the Tri-City Violent Crimes Task Force, began coordinating with other agencies to investigate.

Anyone with information about Twitty or her whereabouts is urged to contact the Rutherfordton Police Department at 828-429-8360. Authorities emphasize that any tip, no matter how small, could help in locating her.

The investigation began in August after Shelby police were contacted by law enforcement officials in Georgia. Authorities there reported that a woman claimed her Social Security number was being used by another individual.

King bought his lucky $3 ticket for the Sept. 27 drawing from Bob’s Pit Stop on Spartanburg Highway in Hendersonville. He matched the numbers on four white balls and the red Powerball to win $50,000. Because he bought a Power Play ticket, his prize doubled to $100,000 when the 2X multiplier hit.