David Moore
Coverage of David Moore in the Nexus archive.
- City Mourns Tim Bankston, Beloved Basketball Coach Found Shot, Killed in Auburn Gresham
Tim Bankston, a beloved youth basketball coach and Simeon Career Academy alum, was found shot and killed in Auburn Gresham. He played a key role in Simeon's 1984 state basketball championship and later coached at Thornton Fractional North High School, mentoring countless young athletes.
- Federal grant aids Delaware families in building their own affordable homes in Sussex and Kent counties
A nearly $1 million federal grant will fund the construction of 24 affordable homes in Delaware’s Kent and Sussex counties through Milford Housing Development Corporation’s Self-Help Housing program. The initiative uses 'sweat equity' labor to reduce costs and empower low-income families to build their own homes and those of neighbors.
- Kim Davis faces accusation of hiding inheritance to avoid paying same-sex couple $565K judgment
Kim Davis faces a contempt motion for allegedly failing to pay a $565K civil rights judgment to David Ermold and David Moore, a same-sex couple she denied a marriage license to in 2015. The lawsuit claims Davis transferred inherited property to avoid payment and provided false responses to court interrogatories.
- Kim Davis faces accusation of hiding inheritance to avoid paying same-sex couple $565K judgment
Kim Davis faces accusations of transferring inherited property to avoid paying a $565,000 civil rights judgment to David Ermold and David Moore, a same-sex couple she refused to issue a marriage license to in 2015. A motion seeks to hold her in contempt for allegedly providing false responses about asset transfers and requests sanctions including legal fees.
- Kim Davis faces accusation of hiding inheritance to avoid paying same-sex couple $565K judgment
Kim Davis faces accusations of transferring inherited property to avoid paying a $565K civil rights judgment to David Ermold and David Moore, a same-sex couple she refused to issue a marriage license to in 2015. A motion alleges Davis provided false responses to court interrogatories about financial transfers, leading to a request for contempt sanctions and legal fees.
- ‘I failed you’: Sheriff vows accountability after murder suspect escapes custody
A murder suspect, Pablo Zuriel Miranda, escaped from Atkinson County Sheriff’s Office custody while loading food trays. Sheriff David Moore apologized for the escape, attributing it to poor staff decisions and accepting full responsibility. Miranda faces two counts of felony murder and aggravated assault.
- ‘I failed you’: Sheriff vows accountability after murder suspect escapes custody
Pablo Zuriel Miranda, a murder suspect facing two counts of felony murder and aggravated assault, escaped custody from Atkinson County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia. Sheriff David Moore apologized for the escape, attributing it to poor decisions by jail staff and vowing accountability. A multi-agency search involving the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and others continues.
- ‘I failed you’: Sheriff vows accountability after murder suspect escapes custody
Pablo Zuriel Miranda, a murder suspect facing two counts of felony murder and aggravated assault, escaped custody from Atkinson County Jail in Georgia. Sheriff David Moore apologized for the escape, attributing it to poor decisions by jail staff who allowed Miranda to load food trays unsupervised, leading to his flight.
- Abraham Bolden, 1st Black Secret Service Agent To Guard A President, Honored With Sign Unveiling In Auburn Gresham
Abraham Bolden Sr., the first Black Secret Service agent to guard a U.S. president, was honored with a plaque unveiling in his Auburn Gresham neighborhood. The event recognized his historic role and his 2022 pardon after a conviction he claimed was racially motivated. Bolden was invited by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 to join the White House detail, making him the first Black agent on the presidential security team.