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Honored recently for 30 years of service to Southeastern Regional Medical Center were, from left, Maria Brown of Lumberton, Rhonda Carter of St.
Ashley Carroll Williams fundraiser rescheduled
BLADENBORO a ' The fundraiser for Ashley Carroll Williams was rescheduled due to inclement weather.
County commissioners deal with number of issues
ELIZABETHTOWN a 'A The first item of business on Monday for county commissions was a request from William Butler, president of the Bladenboro Historical Society, and John Hasbrouch, also representing the Bladenboro Historical Society, who asked for finical assistance to improve the front of the old Bladenboro High School.
Black history celebration planned
BLADENBORO a ' The Bladen County Black History Appreciation Committee will sponsor the sixth annual Black History Celebration at the Spaulding Monroe Cultural Center in Bladenboro on Wednesday, Feb.
What's Happening for the week of Jan. 24
TODAY Gospel music: The Lumber River Quartet will perform at 7 p.m. today at Butlers Baptist Church in Bladenboro.
Bladen man gets prison for gun possession
A man from Bladenboro will spend nearly three months in prison after being sentenced for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Haiti drop off points in Bladen
Bladen County residents wishing to make donations to the Haiti relief efforts now have three location where they can drop off their items.
Bladen County's first baby of the New Year
Chasity Cannady, RN, Jean Collins, RN, OB Director, Wilma LeSane, NAII, Christina Hester, as she hold her new born, Dr.
A short life, but a lasting legacy
Melissa Cawaring peeks at her 2-month-old daughter Aubrey Ann Cawaring, who is hospitalized with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia at North Carolina Children's Hospital in Chapel Hill on Tuesday, Jan.
Gloria Dove Allen moves from recycling to her own retirement
Gloria Dove Allen speaks with Brandon Smith who will be taking over as scale house technician and operator.
The top ten stories of 2009: Our choices for the year's biggest stories in the county
Each year, the Bladen Journal takes a look back on the previous 12 months and recaps the biggest stories of the year.
Questions for the president: Bladen County residents want to know about a variety of issues
President Obama has held his share of town meetings since his inauguration, allowing citizens to ask those burning questions on their mind.
Although money will still be accepted and put to good use, the Bladen Journal's annual Empty Stocking Fund effort closed this week on a high note.
Five taken hostage in Kelly: Man is arrested after sneaking up on deputies
A LaQuancey Rashon Murphy, 27, of 12008 Twisted Hickory Road, Bladenboro, has been arrested on numerous state and federal charges after holding five people hostage in the Kelly area Tuesday night and into the early morning hours on Wednesday, according to Bladen County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Phillip Little.
Friday, December 10, 2004 David Bone of ChadbournA is announced the new Town Manager of Elizabethtown by Mayor Kenneth Kornegay.
County tabs new directors: Kinlaw chosen as emergency management director/fire marshal
During the Monday night meeting of the Bladen County Commissioners, County Manager Greg Martin made the announcements of the selection of Bradley Kinlaw as the Bladen County Emergency Management director/fire marshal and Jeanene Green has been selected as Emergency Services director.
The 36th annual Bladenboro Christmas Parade set for Dec. 19
BLADENBORO a ' The 36th annual Bladenboro Christmas Parade which was originally scheduled for Saturday, Dec.
Holiday trimmings: Harmony Hall gets ready for Christmas
Julia Cox looks into the Harmony Hall parlor from the porch as she decorates the front of the house.
Wet weekend brings cooler temperatures
More rain is expected across much of North Carolina, only a few days after severe weather and heavy rain prompted watches and warnings across the eastern part of the state.
Bladenboro Christmas Parade canceled
BLADENBORO a ' The 36th annual Bladenboro Christmas Parade has been postponed due to the threat of foul weather.