Tuesday Nov 10 | Bladen Journal
McLean added to maintenance staff at BCC
DUBLIN a ' Bladenboro native and lifelong resident Horace McLean has been hired as a maintenance technician at Bladen Community College.
8-year-old being touted as a hero
Kieara Porter is credited with saving her grandmother after she suffered a heart attack and drove off the road.
Kelly woman dies in Dublin crash
A Bladen County woman died Sunday in a collision near the intersection of N.C. 41 and N.C. 131 just west of Dublin.
If there is a best-kept secret outside of Bladen County, it is Lu Mil Vineyard in Dublin.
BCC program helps Bladenboro resident fulfill her dream
From the time she was a child, Bladenboro resident Anita Hall dreamed of someday working in a business she enjoyed and could call her own.
Stroke Hasn't slowed Butler's volunteering
Pauline Smith Butler, 71, of Dublin is a busy lady, and for her efforts in Spetmeber, she has been chosen Citizen of the Month.
Dogs, Cats and All That....will be held at LuMil, Saturday
Dogs, Cats and All That....A Benefit for Pets Without People Presented by A Shelter Friend A The evening will include heavy hors da oeuvres , beverage and live music by a oethe Main Event Band.a Netop the Painting Pooch will demonstrate his painting skills and donate one of his paintings to be auctioned, along with other distinctive items in a live ...
Bladen Community College restructuring brings promotions to key staff
DUBLIN a ' To streamline operations and improve operational effectiveness and efficiency, Bladen Community Collegea TMs leadership has functionally restructured two key functions.
Friday, August 27, 2004 Finally. Something I remember. Five years ago West King St.
Meanwhile, Jones Lake State Park is having some construction being done that, when finished, will feature interactive displays about the resources of the park and the history of the area.
Dublin Peanut Festival honors winners
Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship Winner. Matthew Hunt, a 2009 graduate from West Bladen High School, was chosen as the recipient of the Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship.
Dublin Peanut Festival honors winners
Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship Winner. Matthew Hunt, a 2009 graduate from West Bladen High School, was chosen as the recipient of the Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship.
Dublin Peanut Festival honors winners
Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship Winner. Matthew Hunt, a 2009 graduate from West Bladen High School, was chosen as the recipient of the Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship.
N.C. State University administrators called off the marching band's trip to Ireland, telling disappointed students that the uncertain budget and controversy surrounding former first lady Mary Easley's hiring were to blame.
No Irish parade: N.C. State band trip is canceled
Band director Paul Garcia told students in an e-mail that taking the trip would be "irresponsible" and that concern about the school's reputation led to the decision, The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Friday.
NC State band trip canceled over Easley, budget
North Carolina State University band members won't be going to Ireland next year because of university budget issues and the flap over a job for a former governor's wife.
Bladen County schools posted their best cumulative success rate under the federal "No Child Left Behind" law, which charts a school's adequate yearly progress on proficiency standards in reading and math.
Candidates fill the November 3 ballot
The filing period for Nov. 3 election to Bladen County municipal seats ended Friday with eight candidates throwing their hats into the ring over the last two days.
Bladen sees fourth murder for 2009
This is the scene at Dogwood Mobile Home Park as Bladen County Sheriff's deputies and the SBI begin an investigation into the shooting death of Javier Cruz-Ategeaga. JENNY HAYES-CARROLL/Bladen Journal slideshow DUBLIN a ' The fourth murder in Bladen County gave investigators a few twists and turns Monday.
Families ask BOE to pay fee to attend school
ELIZABETHTOWN a ' Families who live in the Saint James and Buckhead communities have found themselves in a difficult position when it comes time for them to send their children to school this fall.