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The new Target in the Morganton Road South development is nearing completion. Target spokesperson Loni Monroe confirmed the store’s grand opening will be Sunday, October 13.
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FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital’s Women and Children’s staff have begun participation in a statewide initiative in collaboration with the Perinatal Quality Collaborative of North Carolina.
Four months after being announced, plans for a new high-end autosports park in northern Moore County will undergo its first scrutiny before a public board Thursday evening.
“Are we being spammed?”
As the CEO of Ascot Corp. Colin Webster’s business has been building homes since 2008, but the daily routine at his Southern Pines office looks different than it did all those years ago.
Patricia Deerwester is loving her second career. She’s just recently relocated her namesake shop, Patricia, after eight years across the tracks to 241 NE Broad St. in downtown Southern Pines.
Southern Pines Brewing Co. has announced a new distribution partnership that will broaden the reach of the company’s beers across the state.
NASCAR has announced the long-awaited news that racing will return to Rockingham Speedway in 2025.
Dozens of financial advisor offices dot Moore County, with large corporations and local businesses set to help residents with any money needs.
Moore County saw triple the number of inquiries from businesses expressing at least a cursory interest in the county, according to an annual report produced by the county’s lead economic recruiting agency.
Nearly a year after stepping in as director of regional development for the Sandhills branch of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Teresa Kelly is looking ahead.
For the past 50 years, Sandhills Pediatrics has served countless children in Moore County. Its new facility off Morganton Road in Southern Pines is built to serve the community for just as long.
For months, grocery getters in Seven Lakes have navigated a Food Lion in transition. On Wednesday, Aug. 21, at 7:45 a.m. the Seven Lakes store was one of 167 Food Lion stores to simultaneously celebrate a grand reopening with a ribbon cutting for the refreshed shopping experience. Other Food…
FirstHealth of the Carolinas has announced the appointment of Dana L. Casson as the new president of The Foundation of FirstHealth, effective Oct. 14.
A community grows when people find reasons to support it, but people can only come together when there is something to support.
Its walls and interior metal supports are already going up, but executives with the BJ’s Wholesale Club hosted an official groundbreaking Wednesday morning for the chain’s new Southern Pines location.
An Aberdeen company that manufactures plastic packaging will add 32 jobs in what amounts to a $7.4 million expansion of its business.
Lee H. Roberts, who has served as interim chancellor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill since January, was elected the university’s 13th chancellor Friday by the UNC Board of Governors.
The choice for coffee lovers will increase by one next Monday when Caribou Coffee opens its first Moore County location.
What began as a community educational outreach effort for Southern Pines-based First Bank two years ago has grown into an ongoing resource for early literacy at 84 of the bank’s branches.
Southern Pines native Jason Coleman has been named the U.S. Department of State’s chief budget director for the bureaus of Near Eastern Affairs and South-Central Asia.
The UNC Pembroke Board of Trustees has named Dr. Rich Castillo as the university’s founding dean of its new School of Optometry.
Six weeks is a short window of time to materialize a business. But for a local physical therapist and his wife, the best course of action was clear.
FirstHealth of the Carolinas recently received state-of-the-art robotic knee surgery technology called the ROSA Knee System at Moore Regional Hospital, enhancing the experience and outcomes of total knee replacement procedures.
UNC Pembroke will play a founding role in new research initiatives for alternative proteins through a partnership with N.C. State University.
Continuing its mission to support critical workforce needs, UNC Pembroke will launch a Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program.
Four local organizations are joining to sponsor a seminar later this summer dealing with workforce recruitment and development.
The Moore County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Moore County Schools, recently hosted three Career Technical Education (CTE) "Signing Days."
The O’Neal School has hired the president of Richmond Community College to be its next head of school.
Dr. Jeff Kilpatrick a facial plastic surgeon with Pinehurst Surgical Clinic, has been accepted into the international Rhinoplasty Society.
For the fourth year in a row, Aaron Cooper and his Carthage-area Ford dealership have been singled out by Ford Motor Co. for its annual President’s Award, an accolade given to less than 10 percent of all Ford dealerships in the U.S.
Pinehurst residents Stephanie and Brett Williamson have founded a golf apparel brand focused on doing good — aptly named foregood. Originally from New Jersey, the couple fell for Pinehurst during a golf trip more than three years ago. They started putting down roots and growing an idea of la…
FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst has earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit watchdog.
A student from The O’Neal School has been named the winner of the ninth annual Seven Lakes Family Dentistry Scholarship.
FirstHealth of the Carolinas has been nationally recognized as a top 150 place to work in health care by Becker’s Healthcare for the second consecutive year.
The Moore County Airport is expecting an influx of passengers for the 2024 U.S. Open, and preparations are ramping up now that it's less than 100 days until planes begin touching down.
Roughly halfway between Carthage and Cameron are hundreds of acres of rolling hills hidden behind an unassuming white gate and long gravel road.
A Japanese pharmaceutical company announced plans Tuesday to build a manufacturing plant in Sanford that will cost $200 million and add 102 jobs.
Equipped with her beaming smile and a bright cadence, Porcha Overbey welcomes guests to the Carolina Hotel declaring, “It's a beautiful day in Pinehurst!”
West End Yoga Co. has put a unique spin on cat-cow pose and is giving the downward dog a feline touch with a special yoga class called Kittens, Cats and Mats Class.
Sandhills Moving & Storage Co. recently joined Wheaton World Wide Moving’s agency network as an interstate agent.
Cameron has all the charm of a small southern town but few businesses to keep it vibrant. Elizabeth Nhambure hopes to enhance the town with her proposal for a bed and breakfast.
The Moore County Economic Development Partnership on Thursday acquired a 73- acre parcel of land in Aberdeen that will contain the Iron Horse Industrial Park.
The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau earned a pair of tourism marketing awards at the annual North Carolina Tourism Industry Association (NCTIA) conference held in Raleigh earlier this month.
Jenny Moree’s A Salon That Rocks, a Southern Pines staple, will close in December.
The Moore County Chamber of Commerce recently announced the winners of $100,000 in grants funded through the Duke Energy Foundations
With a background in plumbing, electrical and remodeling work — and that was just during his teens – Joseph Druther and his wife, Elisabeth, founded their namesake home building business in 2015.
Holly Bell and George Manley, owners of Bell Manley Real Estate, are partnering with developer Lee Pittman and land specialist Matthew Wimberly to create a new locally based real estate team.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners has appointed Ken Haenlein to serve as a member of the Moore County Airport Authority, filling the vacant position of past authority chairman Mike Jones, whose term as a member of the Authority expired in September.
The Moore County Economic Development Partnership will host a Moore Entrepreneurial Summit in November in an effort to bring together aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs, small business owners, thought leaders, and industry experts.
A legal battle between a father and his son led to the shuttering of two popular restaurants in Carthage and Robbins for more than a week due to a lack of workers who have gotten caught up in the dispute.
