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EDITORIAL: A 'Yes' on ABC Vote Would Help Robbins
Should Robbins vote to allow the sale of wine and beer? The answer, hard as it may be for some to accept, is yes.
EDITORIAL: A 'Yes' on ABC Vote Would Help Robbins
Should Robbins vote to allow the sale of wine and beer? The answer, hard as it may be for some to accept, is yes.
Alcohol Vote Sought: Robbins Board Backs Proposals
Robbins will vote on whether wine, beer and mixed drinks may be sold there as in other Moore County towns.
WEB: Deputies Seize 10 Pounds of Pot
Sheriff deputies seized about 10 pounds of marijuana from the trunk of a car located at a mobile home park near Robbins Tuesday, arresting a Robbins man in the process.
WEB: Carthage Man Charged in Westmoore Thefts
The Moore County Sheriff's Office received reports Tuesday of breaking and entering and larcenies from the Westmoore area of Moore County.
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A Legal Star Who Burned for Politics
The courtroom was packed and curious lawyers stood in the back. All eyes were on John Edwards, making his closing argument on behalf of a 5-year-old girl horribly injured in a wading pool accident.
For 90 minutes, politely but persistently, Edwards spoke, without notes, without missing a key point. Many here that January day in 1997, including the presiding judge, remember it as the best closing argument they had ever heard.
But what Edwards didn't tell the jury, and what even the judge didn't know then, was that the 43-year-old lawyer - already a legend in the state's legal fraternity - was taking an enormous gamble.
Selling Gaston County: What property sold in Gaston County and for how much
Real estate transactions represent transfer of real property recorded with the Gaston County Register of Deeds.
Robbins Man Accused in Stabbing
Moore County sheriff's deputies arrested a Robbins man on Independence Day and charged him with attempted murder.
Robbins Still Waiting on Fibrowatt Decision
Fibrowatt has picked the site for its second bio-mass fueled power plant in the state.
Seagrove will have two pottery festivals this year. On Friday night, the Town Board gave a festival permit to the Museum of N.C. Traditional Pottery to hold its annual Seagrove Pottery Festival on the weekend ...
Pilot Light: Fireworks Permits OK'd
Fireworks display permits have been approved for six Fourth of July celebrations.
Pilot Light: Center Awards Water Grants
Two Moore County water projects are receiving financial help from the state's Rural Economic Development Center.
Emily Marie Kuhn of Greensboro and Christopher Wayne West of Cary were united in marriage on June 7, 2008, at Pine Brook Country Club in Winston-Salem. The Rev.
Robbins May Seek Alcohol Referendum
A group of interested business owners and local residents approached the Robbins town commissioners' Tuesday night meeting with a request to call for a new referendum to allow certain types of alcohol sales.
Gas Prices Top $4 Mark in Moore County
Gasoline prices in Moore County have surpassed the milestone of $4 a gallon. A gallon of regular unleaded gas was a staggering $4.03 this morning at the Shortstop/Exxon Station on N.C. 5 in Pinehurst near the ...
In 2006, brothers Brian and Alex Amra opened a jazz club and night spot bearing their name at 106 Glenwood Ave.
North Moore High School senior Carrie Anne Smith received the Junior Builders Cup and a $2,500 scholarship Wednesday from the Kiwanis Club of the Sandhills.
Police Briefs: Robbins Man Charged With Sex Offense
The Moore County Sheriff's Office received a report May 23 of an attempted sex offense with a 16-year-old juvenile.
RobbinsAlive! Plans to Celebrate Efforts
RobbinsAlive! is throwing a potluck bring-something-to-share supper party Tuesday to celebrate the year's adventures and pass out thank-you awards to those who helped make them happen. via The Pilot
“I made fairly good grades back then. But now, good grades are more meaningful because I had to work hard for them. And the instructors at Sandhills make students work for those good grades. They don't just hand them to you.”
Two women who share the same grandson will graduate from Sandhills Community College on Mother's Day weekend -- the same weekend he will receive his degree from East Carolina University. via The Pilot