Robbins News

David L. Burns, of Laurinburg and a Robbins native, has been nominated for the Division 8 vacancy on the N.C. Board of Transportation.

Jurors in the Robin Sage lawsuit may have thought they were awarding nearly $1.5 million in damages, but that's not what the plaintiff will receive.

After four months of campaigning, the municipal election season will come to an end Tuesday night.

Published: Thursday, October 29, 2009 at 5:02 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, October 29, 2009 at 5:02 p.m. Bright and early Tuesday morning, 20 polling places will open for voting around Davidson County for general elections.

The village of Pinehurst is firing back over accusations made Sunday by Moore County in a paid advertisement in The Pilot that it has delayed various county utility projects.

A tractor-trailer overturned on Interstate 85 in south-central North Carolina, killing the driver and throwing cattle out of the rig.

Moore County has no water crisis, and county leaders are conferring with other counties and several municipalities about collaborative efforts on water issues.

Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards' standing in the eyes of the public has dropped dramatically in the past year, according to results of a Gallup Poll.

Three men convicted of dealing crack cocaine in Moore County have been sentenced to federal prison sentences.

The Robin Sage federal lawsuit resumed Monday with dramatic testimony by one of the only three eyewitnesses to the 2002 shooting by a former Moore County deputy that left one Ft.

A confrontation seven years ago, lasting two minutes and 40 seconds, was the subject of almost an entire day of examination and cross-examination Thursday at Federal District Court in Greensboro.

While a federal civil rights lawsuits against the Moore County Sheriff's Office and a former deputy who shot two student soldiers was settled this week, the deputy's own suit against the Army may be headed for its day in court early next year.

This is a true story about three dogs, one snake, a mad black kitten, a frantic dash across the county, a group of home-schooled Baptist kids from Robbins, a lovely Seagrove vase, a charming gatehouse decorated for the season, a roving minstrel man who found happiness serving others, a sleigh full of Christmas carolers, and a hymn that nearly ...

As skies clear and the mercury drops, hundreds of eyes will be pressed to telescopes on a hill outside Robbins.

Whispering Pines will be a candidate short for the Village Council's municipal election this November.

There's much useful and imaginative talk these days about the future of the water supply in Moore County.

Two men have been arrested in connection with using a knife during a robbery that occurred in the Eagle Springs area.

The Talley Trio, a top contemporary gospel group, will perform at Smyrna United Methodist Church on Sunday, Sept.

It seems illogical that ice cream sales would be slow in the summer, but Jane Keser says that's exactly the case.

Robbins and the county of Moore are still miles apart on negotiating terms of a possible water agreement.