Sheriff's office searching for suspect in store robbery From STAFF REPORTS Nov 22, 2020 Nov 22, 2020 Updated Dec 30, 2021 0 The sheriff’s office is searching for a suspect in a robbery at Old Kingery’s Store in Rocky Mount on Saturday. Photo courtesy of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save From STAFF REPORTS The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported robbery at Old Kingery’s Store about 7 p.m. Saturday.kAmp DFDA64E[ H9@ :D 36=:6G65 E@ 36 2 H9:E6 76>2=6[ 6?E6C65 E96 DE@C6[ 2AAC@24965 E96 4@F?E6C 2?5 56>2?565 42D9[ 244@C5:?8 E@ 2 ?6HD C6=62D6 7C@> $8E] |682? !2EE6CD@?] %96 DFDA64E H2D H62C:?8 2 C65 pE=2?E2 qC2G6D D9:CE[ 2 52C< 9@@5:6[ 2 52C< 32?52?2 2?5 =688:?8D]k^AmkAmp H62A@? H2D ?@E DA@EE65 5FC:?8 E96 C@336CJ[ !2EE6CD@? D2:5 :? E96 C6=62D6]k^AmkAmp?J@?6 H:E9 :?7@C>2E:@? :D 2D<65 E@ 4@?E24E E96 D96C:77’D @77:46 2E cgb\b___]k^Am 0 comments Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Most Popular Franklin County administrator to step down After less than a year in the role, Franklin County Administrator Steve Sandy announced this week he will be stepping down to take a position … Social Security COLA 2027: How much could your benefits increase? The official COLA announcement is not expected until later this month, but the latest forecasts offer an early look at what beneficiaries could see. Reports of invasive hydrilla rise at Smith Mountain Lake Invasive vegetation sightings continue to increase at Smith Mountain Lake despite the stocking of 200 sterile grass carp in June to control th… Trump to begin sending $500 ACA refund checks. Here's where they're going Nearly 1 million Americans across 30 states are set to start receiving $500 refund checks this week. Tea company starts operations in Franklin County California-based Traditional Medicinals announces its new plant in Franklin County is now in operation. Watch Now: Related Video The 10 safest cities in the United States A1 Minute! September 18, 2026: Maymont’s Bier-Garden returns; Virginia Wine Month; Top Five A1 Minute! September 18, 2026: Maymont’s Bier-Garden returns; Virginia Wine Month; Top Five A1 Minute! August 31, 2026: High school football; Tecovas steps into Short Pump; Amazon's drone delivery coming to Richmond A1 Minute! August 31, 2026: High school football; Tecovas steps into Short Pump; Amazon's drone delivery coming to Richmond August 26, 2026: Fall Festival Guide 2026 August 26, 2026: Fall Festival Guide 2026
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