St. Pauls News

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The possibility of tolls being implemented on Interstate I-95 near their community isn't going over big with town officials.

Police in a Robeson County town say a homeless man from Virginia was killed after falling asleep under a tractor-trailer that crushed him while driving away.

The highway, which runs from Canada to the tip of Florida, is the single reason why Robeson County and its county seat have not gone the way of Scotland County and Laurinburg.

The 34th annual Valentine's Dance will be held on Saturday at the Southeastern Agricultural Center, featuring Jim Quick and Coastline.

Blizzard, a 1- to 2-year-old American White Shepherd and Labrador mix, is available for adoption from the Robeson County Animal Shelter.

Jeff Lowe, of The Repair Shop Inc. on East Second Street, reported on Tuesday that someone broke into the business by pushing in an air conditioner unit and took a $100 .38-caliber revolver; a $2,500 television; a $300 computer tower; three GPS units valued at $500; a $250 12-gauge shotgun; a $300 toolbox; and a $250 car stereo, according to a ... (more)

Robeson County Commissioner David Edge on Thursday said state Department of Agriculture regulations dealing with the transportation of dogs and cats put an unnecessary burden on taxpayers.

David Powell, left, director of Robeson County's Pre-trial Release Program, discusses with Robeson County commissioners Wednesday the need for expanding his program so that an additional 100 individuals can participate.

A St. Pauls man has been sentenced to almost 25 years in prison after he pled guilty to second-degree murder for shooting a man multiple times in the neck and head.

Crosstown Traffic is all about getting around in the Triangle. Bad drivers and traffic hassles.

Stan and Sandra Posner, the authors of 'Drive I-95 Exit by Exit,' were in Lumberton this week to research for the sixth edition of their book.

The county Health Department doesn't have enough personnel or funding to promptly answer every call and complaint received about dogs running loose throughout Robeson County, according to its director.