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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 […]
BLADENBORO — David Hales spent decades serving the town he called home. He helped protect its neighbors as a volunteer firefighter, helped guide its future as a…
With Sampson County voters approving a half-cent sales tax increase during Tuesday’s election, county commissioners are looking ahead to how the additional…
LUMBERTON — The Carolina Civic Center is hosting its 15th annual Robeson County Christmas Show this December.
PROCTORVILLE — The Proctorville Board of Aldermen received certificates of completion for the N.C. League of Municipalities (NCLM) Accounting Instr...
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.
About six months ago, immediately following the Decatur County Commissioners’ decision to place a moratorium on data centers, a task force was formed by the County Commissioners.
The Sumter County Board of Education met on Nov. 9. Attendance was a key concern. Superintendent Jerry Sanders said they are working on getting kids to school. “We’re above 96 […]
BOSTON — The John Lee of Nansemond Chapter of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century held its 16th historic marking ceremony last week, recognizing the Boston Carnegie Library, which was built in 1914 with funding from the Andrew Carnegie Library Corporation.
THOMASVILLE — After many years of public input and more than a year of major infrastructure improvements, sidewalk construction, and road paving, the Old Albany Road Project is now complete, marking a significant step in pedestrian safety along the busy corridor.