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The founding city of Veteran's Day - Emporia - will have a 9:30am parade, 11am memorial service and other activities on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
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KANNAPOLIS — The Kannapolis City Council approved a conditional rezoning for a light industrial development sandwiched between commercial, industrial and residential uses in the Afton Ridge neighborhood after addressing Planning […]
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LUMBERTON — The Carolina Civic Center is hosting its 15th annual Robeson County Christmas Show this December.
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LUMBERTON — In a contentious meeting Monday, the Lumberton City Council approved an ordinance to regulate the potential future development of a dat...
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Statesboro’s city government, through City Attorney Cain Smith, filed a response Oct. 19-21 in Bulloch County Superior Court to a lawsuit seeking to reverse the city’s Aug. 18 rezoning of a 27-acre tract on Burkhalter Road to “O” or office at the request of data center developers.