Hidden Valley
Coverage of Hidden Valley in the Nexus archive.
- Community group fights to protect Hidden Valley’s legacy
Residents of Charlotte’s historic Hidden Valley neighborhood are collaborating with police and former criminals to reduce crime and preserve the community’s legacy. Recent joint law enforcement operations on Regan Drive led to arrests, which community leaders credit for improving safety. The neighborhood, home to many long-term residents and professionals, emphasizes maintaining stability in surrounding areas to protect its historical significance.
- Hickman County deputies searching for 2 men wanted for attempted homicide
Hickman County deputies are searching for Nicholas Ledford and David Roberts, two men wanted for attempted homicide. They were last seen driving a maroon Dodge pickup truck with front-end damage in the Hidden Valley area. The public is urged not to approach them and to contact authorities with any information.
- Duo wanted on attempted homicide charges in Middle TN. Here’s what the sheriff’s office says
The Hickman County Sheriff’s Office is seeking Nicholas Ledford and David Roberts, who are wanted on attempted homicide charges. The suspects were last seen driving a damaged maroon Dodge pickup truck in the Hidden Valley area. Authorities urge the public not to approach them and to contact dispatch immediately if spotted.
- Jiu-Jitsu teaching pastor arrested over heinous sex crimes on kids in exclusive California neighborhood
Pastor Emmanuel Marchica, 51, a Jiu-Jitsu instructor in Hidden Valley outside Hollister, is accused of sexually molesting at least four children. He has been arrested over these heinous sex crimes.
- In debate over Red Line stops, historically Black neighborhoods worry about being excluded
Charlotte's proposed Red Line commuter rail has a nearly six-mile gap near historically Black neighborhoods, prompting concerns about exclusion. A subcommittee rejected a stop at Craighead Road and North Graham Street, citing low ridership and federal funding risks, but the full board will decide in August.