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Normal classroom schedule expected soon but not certain Local Government

Normal classroom schedule is expected soon, but not certain

March 9, 2021 0

Full-time in-person classroom instruction for all those that want it appears closer, but not certain, after a vote by the Moore County Board of Education…

Pinehurst named Tree City USA Local Government

Pinehurst, Whispering Pines named Tree City USA

March 8, 2021 0

Pinehurst and Whispering Pines were both named a 2020 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation in honor of its commitment to effective urban…

Caddell family makes donation to new recreation center Local Government

Caddell family makes donation to new recreation center

March 5, 2021 0

Life-long residents of Carthage, Larry and Lisa Caddell have donated $15,500 to the soon-to-be-opened recreation center in Carthage. “Larry is a former athlete and appreciates…

MCS provides update on cyberattack Local Government

Date to resume full-time in-person learning still uncertain

March 2, 2021 0

If it’s one thing that the Moore County Board of Education can agree on, it’s that all grade levels should go back to full-time in-person…

A new chapter for the library and archives Local Government

Village, Given Tufts reaches agreement on library

March 2, 2021 0

The Village of Pinehurst and the Given Tufts organization announced on the village's website Monday that they now have an understanding about the future of…

County commissioners prepare for future Local Government

County commissioners prepare for future

February 28, 2021 0

The Moore County Board of Commissioners’ Feb. 24 annual budget meeting shared accomplishments including administering $4 million in CARES Act funds to towns and completing…

Heavy smoke expected in Aberdeen as firefighters conduct live burn Local Government

Heavy smoke expected due to training

February 28, 2021 0

People can expect to see heavy smoke in Aberdeen as local firefighters participate in live-fire training exercises in Aberdeen. The training will take place at…

County budget feels growing pains Local Government

County budget feels growing pains

February 26, 2021 0

The Moore County Board of Commissioners’ yearly budget work session on Feb. 24 at the Moore County Senior Enrichment Center reported 97.8% of property taxes…

Local Government

County commissioners talk new courthouse

February 25, 2021 0

The Moore County Commissioners discussed the new courthouse being built in Carthage during their yearly budget work session on Feb. 24 at the Moore County…

Moore students nominated to U.S. service academies Local Government

Moore County students nominated to U.S. service academies

February 19, 2021 0

Three high school students from Moore County, along with 17 other North Carolina students, were nominated to U.S. service academies.  U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (NC-08)…

Volunteers needed for statewide litter sweep Local Government

Officials talking trash about roadside accumulation

February 18, 2021 0

Spring in Moore County is the launch of tourism season, a $560 million industry sustaining over 6,300 jobs, but with North Carolina’s roadsides growing more…

Robbins Police blotter for June Local Government

Robbins declares support for Second Amendment

February 12, 2021 0

Robbins Town Commissioner Kevin Stewart discussed a Resolution Declaring Support for the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution at the Feb. 11 Town Council…

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Board moves ahead with school improvement projects

February 9, 2021 0

The Moore County Board of Education accomplished most everything it wanted at their monthly regular meeting Monday night, but not before a long and drawn-out…

NCDOT seeks public input on draft 10-Year transportation plan Local Government

Resurfacing work set to start for Moore roads

February 5, 2021 0

About 85 miles of Central North Carolina roadways will be rehabilitated thanks to several contracts recently awarded by the N.C. Department of Transportation. The projects…

Mega vaccination sites ramp up as local supplies dwindle Local Government

Mega vaccination sites ramp up as local supplies dwindle

February 3, 2021 0

North Carolina has moved toward large scale COVID-19 vaccination sites as counties have seen a dramatic cutback in the number of vaccine doses, Health Director…

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