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Marlowe puts staffing, morale at top of sheriff’s plans

ELIZABETHTOWN — Ray Marlowe wants to fill vacant patrol and school resource officer positions and improve morale as he prepares to lead the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office. He said he has not yet reviewed the budget and would not say how those positions would be paid for. The...

Bladen County, NC · 3d
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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 · 1d
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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 · 3d
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The Robesonian

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Proctorville completes AIM certification program

PROCTORVILLE — The Proctorville Board of Aldermen received certificates of completion for the N.C. League of Municipalities (NCLM) Accou

Proctorville, NC · 3d

Bladen Journal

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Tatum Allen signs with UNCW softball

Tatum Allen decided more than a year ago to play softball at UNC Wilmington when she made a verbal commitment. The dream to play at the NCAA Division 1 level came true Wednesday, Nov. 11 when the East Bladen High School senior signed her National Letter of Intent to join the Seahawks program.

Wilmington, NC · 23h

borderbelt.org

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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 · 4d

wpde.com

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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 · 1d

wkml.com

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NCDOT Schedules Road Work in Sampson County, Including N.C. 403 Intersection Change

Within two weeks, the North Carolina Department of Transportation will realign the intersection of N.C. 403 and Old Warsaw Road, according to the Sampson Independent. Old Warsaw Road will close for several days while crews finish the job. Highway Maintenance Engineer Lance Eason and District Engineer Daniel Jones gave the Sampson County Board of Commissioners a rundown of current and planned projects at a Monday meeting.

Sampson County, NC · 1d

The Robesonian

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Tribe accepting heating assistance applications

PEMBROKE — Time is running out for eligible Lumbee tribal citizens to apply for heating assistance through the Lumbee Tribe of North Car

Pembroke, NC · 3d

Lovely Garden Roots

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A Thanksgiving Cactus Has Pointed, Claw-Like Edges and Drops Its Buds if Moved Once They Form, N.C. Extension's Brad Hardison Says

Thanksgiving cactus has pointed, claw-like segment edges and drops its buds if moved once they form, according to N.C. Extension.

Sampson County, NC · 3d

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

North Carolina · 2d

The Robesonian

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From Navy submariner to farmer, UNCP’s Valroy Williams continues a life of service

PEMBROKE — After more than 30 years in uniform, Valroy Williams was ready for a different kind of mission. The former Navy submariner an

Pembroke, NC · 2d

The Robesonian

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Local entrepreneur completes food waste grant project

LUMBERTON — Local entrepreneur Brandis Strickland recently completed a grant-funded project from the N.C. Department of Environmental Qu

Robeson County, NC · 2d

The Laurinburg Exchange

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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 · 2h

National Enquirer

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Community College Professor Faces 30 Years in Prison for COVID Relief Fund Scheme That Netted $150,000

A North Carolina woman is facing a potential sentence of three decades in prison for trying to defraud the federal government to secure COVID relief funds. On Monday, November 2, the United States Attorney’s Office East District of North Carolina announced in a press release that Pamela Humphrey, a Fayetteville Tech Community College Professor, had […]

Robeson County, NC · 8d

The Robesonian

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Now it gets tough: HSFB predictions for 2nd round of playoffs

I’ve said it for many years: the second round of the playoffs is where it gets tough. In the first round, a strong team can o

Fairmont, NC · 7h

Neuse News Sport

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Three Neuse News Sports teams face road tests in second round of football playoffs

Greene Central, Rosewood and East Columbus will travel Friday with spots in the third round on the line.

Snow Hill, NC · 11h

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 · 13h

The Robesonian

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Piney Grove Pioneers chart a course for continued growth

LUMBERTON — The Piney Grove Pioneers are embarking on a year of discovery and innovation. The Pioneer spirit is rooted in mov

Lumberton, NC · 1d

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 · 1d