WRAL.com archive: Roanoke Rapids theater project
Randy Parton headlined and managed a $21.5 million music theater in Roanoke Rapids that bore his name until the city cut ties with him in January 2008 over poor ticket sales and allegation of misused funds. After that, revenues at the theater continued to lag, forcing the city to raise taxes and seek a new manager or new owner.
Latest Stories:
- Roanoke Rapids mayor says selling theater is best
- Roanoke Rapids to sell disappointing theater for $7.1M
- Roanoke Rapids to sell troubled theater
- Roanoke Rapids Theater has new operator
- Roanoke Rapids considers new manager for troubled theater
Latest Video:
- Roanoke Rapids 'Divorces' Parton
- Randy Parton Talks About Failed Theater Project (Feb. 8)
- Parton Defends Himself on Roanoke Rapids Theater Deal
- Retail Development Aims to Be a Tourist Push for Roanoke Rapids Theatre
- Roanoke Rapids Theatre Celebrates Sell Out Performance
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