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This Overlooked South Carolina Town Is So Affordable, Retirees Say They Wish They’d Moved Sooner

There’s a town in South Carolina that retirees are quietly discovering, and once they get there, they keep asking themselves the same question: why didn’t anyone tell me about this sooner?. That town is Latta, South Carolina, and it’s been sitting in Dillon County this whole time, minding...

Latta, SC · 6d

The Robesonian

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Cox holds 4-vote lead over Edge, election certified but recount likely

LUMBERTON — Ray Cox now holds a four-vote lead over David Edge in the race for the District 6 seat on the Robeson County Board of Commis

Robeson County, NC · 3d

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A Shake-Up on the Robeson County Board of Commissioners

David Edge, a Republican who chairs the Robeson County Board of Elections, appeared to keep his seat on Election Day, even as voters ousted two other GOP members. But his Democratic opponent, Ray Cox, had a four-vote lead after county election officials counted provisional ballots on November 10. Certified results show the lead dropped to three votes on November 13. Under state law, Edge can request a recount until 5 p.m. Monday since he lost by less than 1% of the total vote.

Robeson County, NC · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Scott Mason, WRAL's former Tar Heel Traveler, launches new venture

Scott Mason, a long-time television journalist known to many as the Tar Heel Traveler, is back telling stories about North Carolina and its residents. On social media, Mason announced a new video podcast, and he confirmed to The News & Observer it will debut on Tuesday, Dec. 1. He’s also appearing in television commercials, lending his voice for audiobooks, continuing his work as a motivational speaker and hopes to announce a new television venture in the weeks ahead, he said. “Hard to believe, but I’ve been telling stories on television for 42 years, mainly inspiring stories,” Mason told his Instagram followers. “I’ve met so many great people. Well, change has happened in my life. Although I still plan to tell stories, though in just a bit of a different format. I’m so excited about it, and I will be telling you a lot more about what’s coming in the weeks ahead.” On TikTok , Mason’s recent videos are from the recent North Carolina State Fair, interviewing fair officials and vendors about their crafts, using the moniker “Scott Mason Stories,” which is also the name of his new website . Mason confirmed he was no longer at WRAL in August after

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Rent Is Still Just $750 A Month In This Peaceful Little North Carolina Town

There is a town in North Carolina where the rent has apparently not gotten the memo about the rest of the country losing its mind over housing prices. Lumberton sits along the Lumber River in Robeson County, and it is quietly holding onto rent prices that will make you do a double take.

Lumberton, NC · 4d

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Applications now open for free eight-week entrepreneurship program in Bladen County

The Small Business Center at Bladen Community College is inviting aspiring entrepreneurs to take the next step through Pitch It Bladen County 2027, an eight-week business development program and pitching competition designed to help turn promising ideas into successful businesses. Applications are now being accepted. The deadline to apply is...

Bladen County, NC · 2d

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Self-Guided Tour of 14 Fayetteville Historic Sites, Including Rarely Open Spots, Set for Nov. 14

Preservation North Carolina will host the first Fayetteville Ramble on Saturday, Nov. 14, from noon to 4 p.m. It's a self-guided tour of 14 historic buildings, homes, and landmarks in downtown Fayetteville. Tickets cost $25 per person, The Fayetteville Observer reported. A closing reception follows at MacPherson House Bed &...

Fayetteville, NC · 2d

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Britt, Adams retain narrow leads after canvass

LAURINBURG — Official election results following Friday’s canvass show Republican incumbent Danny Earl Britt Jr. maintaining a 225-vote lead in the N.C. Senate race, while Democratic incumbent Jamie Adams holds a 62-vote advantage in the race for District Attorney for Judicial District 21. Both races remain within the...

North Carolina · 1d

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Auditor warns City of Loris after over $1.3 million was misused by city

What was the total amount of questionable transactions with Anderson Brothers and E & L Rentals?. Which specific purchases were deemed non-compliant with tourism fund guidelines?. Why did the auditor flag transfers from hospitality funds to the general fund?. Over $1.3 million appears to have been misused by the City...

Loris, SC · 2d

The Fayetteville Observer

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Stewart Bell's sons vow to carry on Bell's Seed Store legacy

A beloved gardener and local business owner who spent 40 years leading one of Fayetteville's oldest locally owned businesses has died. Stewart Bell, third-generation owner of Bell’s Seed Store at 230 E. Russell St. downtown, died Oct. 20 after suffering a brain aneurysm, his family said. He was 64. His death came as a shock to family, longtime employees and loyal customers. But those closest to him say they won't let his legacy fade. He chose to help others, just because he could Stewart Bell was a man who always went out of his way for other people, said his wife of nearly 40 years, and he would always do so in a way that made it clear he wasn’t after any personal gain. He simply wanted to show that he was thinking about others before himself, Gwen Bell said. “He knows I like sunflowers and roses,” Gwen Bell said, “And he would just show up sometimes with sunflowers or roses or an orchid, just because he could.” Stewart Bell’s only cares in the world were his business, his family and his Lord, she added. In addition to helping others with their own gardens and yards, Gwen Bell said, her

Fayetteville, NC · 2d

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Dissolution Decisions Loom for Two Small NC Towns

On the heels of a financial takeover of two North Carolina towns last month, Local Government Commission (LGC) staff are exploring the possibility of dissolving each of them once and for all. A team of LGC staff have been working with the towns of Rowland and Ronda over the past...

Ronda, NC · 2d

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Lumberton Approves Data Center Rules

The Lumberton City Council on Monday unanimously approved rules that could pave the way for a data center, despite residents’ concerns about the potential impact on local water supplies, the environment, and electricity rates. “This is not about choosing between economic development and protecting our citizens,” City Council member...

Lumberton, NC · 5d

The Robesonian

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Mozingo honored for decades of medical service

LUMBERTON — After a distinguished career in medicine, George William Mozingo, III, M.D., has retired, leaving a legacy of service to pat

Lumberton, NC · 2d

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Steve Harvey Morning Show Turkey Give

Magic 106.9 is excited to host the annual Steve Harvey Morning Show Turkey Give, continuing a tradition of giving back and helping local families enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. Join us at our sponsor location: Fayetteville Kia, 2012 Skibo Road, Fayetteville, for a day dedicated to serving our community. We’re grateful to Fayetteville Kia for partnering with us as the event sponsor and helping make this year’s giveaway possible.

Fayetteville, NC · 5d

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Local Army Veteran now supporting the health of service members and their families

Fayetteville-based Stephen DeLellis is a retired Army lieutenant colonel with over three decades in Army Special Operations Forces and 16 combat deployments across six conflicts. DeLellis began his military career as an enlisted private in 1983, later serving in the 1st Ranger Battalion and Army Special Operations. His experience ranges from surviving a helicopter crash during the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu to participating in the operation to capture Manuel Noriega in Panama. He went on to become an Army physician assistant and served as deputy command surgeon for U.S. Army Special Operations Command.

Fayetteville, NC · 3d

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St. Pauls approves conditional rezoning for pawn shop

ST. PAULS — The St. Pauls Board of Commissioners approved a conditional zoning request Thursday which will allow for the operation of a pawn shop downtown. Zachary Bond, the owner of Gold & Diamond Exchange at 203 West Broad Street, presented the request to the board. The business was started by his father in 1977, according to a statement provided to the board, and Bond recently resumed ownership, and wants to expand the business’ operation to include “pawns and legally regulated firearms.”

St Pauls, NC · 20h

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Former PWC Commissioner Robert C. Williams Passed Away

Former Fayetteville Public Works Commission Chairman, Robert C. Williams, passed away on November 6, 2026. Williams was a retired educator who served on the PWC Board for 20 years, helping provide leadership and oversight for the community’s electric, water, and sanitary sewer systems. Williams became PWC’s first African-American board...

Fayetteville, NC · 4d

The Fayetteville Observer

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Cumberland County school board election winners outline what's next

Eight of the nine Cumberland County Board of Education members will have professional experience in education when two newly elected members take their seats in December. Tom Hatch and Broxie Pone, both former educators, will join incumbent Jacquelyn Brown, who won reelection Nov. 3 . As Hatch and Pone prepare to join Brown to serve on a board facing decisions about school closures, student achievement and district finances, all three have outlined priorities that include improving school facilities, addressing chronic absenteeism and supporting teachers and staff. During the Nov. 3 election, Hatch received 26,038 votes, incumbent Board Vice Chair Brown received 22,240, and Pone received 20,680, according to unofficial results. The election was for three at-large seats. Brown held one, while the other two became vacant after Board Chair Judy Musgrave died in June and Greg West chose not to seek reelection so he could run for the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners. Hatch and Pone are former educators, while Brown worked for Cumberland County Schools for nearly 30 years as an assistant teacher and administrative assistant. Other board members whose seats were not up for reelection include Dr. Mary Hales, a retired Cumberland County Schools administrator; Delores Bell, who

Cumberland County, NC · 1d

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East Bladen defeats Bertie 49-18 to advance to third round of 2A playoffs

ELIZABETHTOWN, NC (WWAY) — The East Bladen Eagles are moving on to the third round of the North Carolina high school football playoffs after defeating the Bertie Falcons 49-18 on Friday night. Fresh off a first-round bye, the No. 6 seed Eagles hosted the No. 11 seed Falcons in the second round of the Class 2A playoffs.

Elizabethtown, NC · 18h

The Robesonian

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SOA seeks officials for rec, middle school basketball

LUMBERTON — The Southeastern Official Association is seeking officials for recreation and middle school basketball for the 2026-27 seaso

Lumberton, NC · 1d