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The water level in Drowning Creek is down, but Southern Pines is in no immediate danger of a crisis.
Counties collect in some locations
When property tax collection becomes a problem for some municipalities, the state recommends they go to a higher power for help: The county.
Two Face Trafficking in Pills Charges
Two Pinebluff residents were arrested on multiple charges of trafficking in prescription pills Wednesday after officers of the Moore County Sheriff's Office narcotics unit and select enforcement unit searched their house.
The N.C. Center for Missing Persons has issued a silver alert for a Moore County woman.
T'Town Mayor's Son Faces Drug Charges
The son of Taylortown Mayor Ulysses Barrett faces several felony drug charges after Moore County Sheriff's officers searched his residence Monday in Pinebluff, finding 102 grams of cocaine, according to a press release.
Habitat Files Suit in Land Dispute
Attorneys from the UNC Center for Civil Rights and Habitat for Humanity filed a lawsuit Friday over a deal in which property in Pinebluff was bought out from under Habitat last year.
Board Considers Sewer Plant Financing
Moore County is expected to turn to the Environmental Protection Agency for low-interest funding for the $37.8 million expansion of the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The Moore County Chamber of Commerce this week came out in support of adopting the recommendations contained in the final water study report prepared by McGill and Associates.
Developers will have to include parks and open spaces in their new Willow Creek subdivision in Pinebluff, according to a ruling this week by the N.C. Court of Appeals.
PIP Leader Touts 'Good News' at Dinner
Even though rough seas may still be ahead for the economy, Moore County is hearing some good news from local businesses.
Jim Dodson: The Old Man And the Tree
I went to see Howard Troutman the other afternoon because he struck me as the very definition of optimism.
Plant Wins Big Military Contract
A textile plant in Pinebluff will help save more lives, and the Sandhills area will get more jobs.
Carthage Man Wrecks After Short Police Chase
A Carthage man who tried to elude Pinebluff police this morning ended up running his car into a ditch off of U.S. 1. David Bradley Ragsdale, 48, also ended up with 10 charges related to the approximate two-mile ...
Man Takes Plea Deal in String of Break-Ins
Elizabeth Stone found her Pinebluff home a wreck two years ago, ransacked by burglars while she'd been away.
Deputies Arrest Two on Drug Charges
Sheriff's deputies have arrested suspects on charges of trafficking in crack cocaine as a result of a two-month undercover investigation.
Sandhills Best Bets: John Cowan Performs At Owens
Musician John Cowan will appear at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23, at Owens Auditorium, Sandhills Community College.
Pinebluff Man Charged With Armed Robbery
Southern Pines police arrested a Pinebluff man in an armed robbery that occurred in an apartment on Nov.
Judge: Blakeley Suit Can Proceed
A lawsuit against Taylortown by its former police chief appears headed for trial.
EDITORIAL: What If You Called, And No Cops Came?
Toni Goodrich, manager of Crescent State Bank in Olmsted Village, had a good question for the Taylortown Council last week.
For students in the Moore County public schools, the Christmas vacation began Friday.
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