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Tags archive: fiscal year 2021-2022

Home /Tag: fiscal year 2021-2022
Commissioners discuss election security Local News

County approves $180M budget, education funding remains unchanged

June 21, 2021 1

Despite appeals for additional school funding, the Moore County Board of Commissioners voted last week to keep school funding at current levels as they approved…

Commissioners discuss election security Local Government

County approves $180M budget, education funding remains unchanged

June 21, 2021 2

Despite appeals for additional school funding, the Moore County Board of Commissioners voted last week to keep school funding at current levels as they approved…

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Fire departments save apartments from kitchen fire

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