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H & R Block of Wadesboro is locally owned and operated by Hugh Harrington. They have been in business for over 35 years.
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Wadesboro Town Hall closed, garbage pickup canceled for Memorial Day
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Contributed photo Rev. Randy B. Brooks and wife Sharon D. Brooks.
Rev. Randy B. Brooks was born and raised in Hamlet and is the son of the late Rev.
70-year-old man charged with selling drugs
An Anson County man is facing felony drug charges after police say he was busted selling drugs out of his home.
Contributed photos Two Chesterfield County residents were pinned as registered nurses May 9 at a ceremony at the Cole Auditorium on Richmond Community College's campus in Hamlet, N.C. Newly pinned nurses from Chesterfield County are Latoya Johnson of Pageland and Linda Bouie of Cheraw.
Board of Elections announces 2013 important dates
The Anson County Board of Elections discussed upcoming board meetings and 2013 municipal election dates at its regular meeting on May 7. Board of Elections director Steve Adams presented the upcoming municipal election dates to both the board and meeting attendees.
Plan will help Anson, municipalities better prepare for natural disasters
The unincorporated areas of Anson County, and the towns of Ansonville, Lilesville, Morven, McFarlan, Peachland, Polkton, and Wadesboro are better prepared for disasters with the recent approval of their local hazard mitigation plan, which is a long-term strategy to reduce the community's vulnerability to natural disasters.
Town working to restore water; warns of possible bacteria
UPDATE: At 11:40 a.m., County Manager Lawrence Gatewood announced that certain county offices had closed early.
Wadesboro appoints new town clerk
Following a multi-session review process, the Wadesboro Town Council appointed Cindi Pope as its new Town Clerk.
Anson commissioners unanimously approve fracking moratorium
The Anson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a five-year moratorium on the process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, for natural gas.
Mary Harney Northcutt, 76, wife of Med Coleman Northcutt Sr., died May 6, 2013 at Anson Community Hospital in Wadesboro.
Plan will help Anson, municipalities better prepare for natural disasters
The unincorporated areas of Anson County, and the towns of Ansonville, Lilesville, Morven, McFarlan, Peachland, Polkton, and Wadesboro are better prepared for disasters with the recent approval of their local hazard mitigation plan, which is a long-term strategy to reduce the community's vulnerability to natural disasters.
Wadesboro faces - potentially catastrophic' budget shortfall
The town of Wadesboro held a special meeting on Thursday to discuss "potentially devastating" financial problems for both current and upcoming budgets.
MIDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH, 282 Midway Road, Rockingham, will have a Yard Sale and Auction 8 a.m. on Saturday, May 4. Chicken and dumpling plates will be sold for $6 each.
Wadesboro faces - potentially catastrophic' budget shortfall
The town of Wadesboro held a special meeting on Thursday to discuss "potentially devastating" financial problems for both current and upcoming budgets.
Town working to restore water; warns of possible bacteria
UPDATE: The town of Wadesboro issued a release warning citizens that the low pressure and outages in the water distribution system on Friday increases the potential for back siphonage and introduction of bacteria into the water system.
VFW Post 9881 honors Montgomery emergency workers
East Montgomery Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9881 held the annual public recognition program to honor those who serve the citizens on the home front on April 30 in Star.
Live chat at noon: Forest Grove Police Chief Janie Schutz
Janie Schutz started work Oct. 1 as Forest Grove's chief of police, bringing 24 years of law enforcement experience in Wisconsin and North Carolina, including more than three years as chief in Wadesboro, N.C., a community of about 6,000 residents just above the South Carolina border.
Week of the Young Child celebrated with parade, "The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs" performance
Children with the Open Doors Center for Children pose with the Taradiddle Players during the Week of the Young Child Parade April 16 in Wadesboro.