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Amanda Bumin, executive director of Seven Lakes Assisted Living & Memory Care, said her “entire life was consumed” by the six-week struggle to quell a coronavirus outbreak at her facility.
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They may have spent the last decade teachi…
A quiet and effective leader, Tony Price w…
A viral Facebook video about what was initially reported as an attempted child abduction at Walmart in Aberdeen ignited a firestorm of discussion and rumors before it was removed from the soci…
Pinehurst residents welcomed with open arms the announcement that the U.S. Golf Association wants to build a second headquarters in the village.
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The United Way of Moore County is marking its 52nd year of service with a fundraising campaign that highlights the community’s commitment to supporting those who need it most. The 2020 campaig…
This letter is a response to Ric Mayle, who complained that his “Trump hater” friend couldn’t name even one thing that Trump should have done that would have helped control the coronavirus.
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UPDATE: Police Chief Bart Davis' response to Jennifer Meggs, CEO of Southern Software, has been added to this article.
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A Maxton man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery reported Monday morning at First National Bank near downtown Southern Pines.
Health officials with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services are urging North Carolina residents to protect themselves, their families and those around them by getting vaccinated against Influenza as the state enters flu season amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Moore County Board of Education is pursuing the sale of the old Aberdeen Elementary to the high bidder identified in two 10-day bid periods in July and August.
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4-year-old Ivy Williamson has a wish: to be able to play on the playground with other children her age. And so the young Vass girl will get that wish granted Wednesday morning at Sandy Ramey Keith Park.
It’s grape season at Olde Carthage Farm, located north of Carthage on U.S. 15-501, where the Godfrey family tend 150 vines of certified organic muscadine grapes.
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Volleyball and football teams look at steps ahead with adjusted practice schedules.
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Local athletic directors see big changes ahead with NCHSAA's amended schedule and playoff outlook.
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High school sports workouts are set to resume starting Monday in Moore County.
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The United Way of Moore County is marking its 52nd year of service with a fundraising campai…
With Moore County’s HomeChoice Network, Mike Ianucilli and Veronica Sanchez have built a new…
This fall, Andrea Bridger is taking her practice on the road with Mindfulness on the Move — …
Long-term care policies can be helpful to fund aging in place or in a nursing home, but some…
"As a financial planner, I believe many of the lessons I have learned from golf can be appli…
This summer, Pinehurst Surgical Clinic will welcome to its practice a North Carolina native …
At Dogwood Family Dental, precautions include face masks for all staff members, face shield…
Moore County Schools blend+ed program allows students in any of the county’s three high scho…
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