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Bladenboro, North Carolina is located in Bladen County. Zip codes in Bladenboro, NC include 28320. The median home price in Bladenboro is $59,900. More Bladenboro information.

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Friday Jun 14 | Bladen Journal

Budget round up: Some towns have adopted new budgets

Many towns have already adopted their 2013-14 budgets, with many looking to make up for potential revenue losses created by cuts in the state budget.

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Tue Jun 11, 2013

American Academy of Family Physicians

AAFP, NIDA Offer Educational Program on Addiction

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Sat Jun 08, 2013

The Sampson Independent

Vada L. Singletary, 81

Mrs. Vada L. Singletary, 81, of Bladen County, died Friday, June 7, 2013, in New Hanover Regional Medical Center, Wilmington.

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Fri Jun 07, 2013

Bladen Journal

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Susan Guyton, children's librarian at Bladen County Public Library, recently accepted a donation to the library of W. Curt Vincent's book, 'The Luckiest Leaf.'

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Bladen Journal

Andrea ripples across Bladen

Folks in Bladen County were dealt a glancing blow as Tropical Storm Andrea made her way up the East Coast of the United States on Friday.

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Thu Jun 06, 2013

WWAY-TV Wilmington

Bladenboro couple robbed while unloading groceries

Bladen County Sheriff's deputies are searching for two people who robbed a Bladenboro couple at gunpoint as they unloaded groceries at their home.

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WECT-TV Wilmington

Couple return home to find 2 masked gunmen inside

BLADEN COUNTY, NC A couple from Bladenboro returning home after grocery shopping early Wednesday morning was startled when a masked gunman approached the male victim underneath a carport.

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Wed Jun 05, 2013

Bladen Journal

The report shows a total of 38 victims of crime - including five for breaking and/or entering, five for verbal and/or physical assault, and three for larceny.

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Bladen Journal

Book launch party and author set to read his work

W. Curt Vincent will have a book launch party at the Bladen County Library on Wednesday, June 26, at 3 p.m. Children will be read, 'The Luckiest Leaf' by the author, plant some trees and enjoy refreshments.

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Tue Jun 04, 2013

Bladen Journal

Summer programs for library announced

School is nearly out and the Summer 2013 break is at hand! Your Bladen County Public Library is ready to help you keep those reading skills sharp through the summer.

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Fri May 31, 2013

WECT-TV Wilmington

Petition ignites movement for sale of beer and wine in Bladenboro

BLADENBORO, NC It's five o'clock somewhere, but it's never five o'clock in Bladenboro.

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Wed May 29, 2013

Bladen Journal

A Bladen County man who is already facing two counts of first-degree rape of a child under the age of 13 has had a third charge added.

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Sat May 25, 2013

Bladen Journal

A chance meeting took place during the car show portion of the White Lake Water Festival on Saturday, May 18, and led to an invitation.

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Fri May 24, 2013

Bladen Journal

Bladen to offer Summer Feeding program

The Bladen County Schools Child Nutrition Department will once again offer free summer meals, breakfast and lunch, to Bladen County students through the Summer Feeding Program.

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Bladen Journal

time capsule...

Members of the team are Louise Thompson, Rosemary Bostic, Ginny Leggett, Kay Horton, June Marie Jessup, Teresa Butler, Linda Helms, Lynda Turner and Jane Benton.

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Wed May 22, 2013

Bladen Journal

Voters in the town of Bladenboro could soon be seeing another petition circulating that, if successful in collecting enough signatures, would put the issue of bringing beer and wine sales to town on the November ballot.

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