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Election brings new town leaders
Former Wadesboro Police Chief Bobby Usrey was elected to the town council on Election Day Tuesday.
Church, school leaders join together to help all succeed
Michael McLeod, executive director for individual and organizational accountability for the Anson County school system and also pastor of Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church, is leading an effort to unite the county's schools and pastors with the goal of helping all students succeed.
Domestic violence victims remembered
Wadesboro Town Manager John Witherspoon reads the story of an Anson County domestic violence victim, represented by cardboard silhouettes at a candlelight vigil held Thursday night, Oct.
Five arrested in meth lab bust
Five men were arrested Oct. 16 after sheriff's deputies seized a meth lab on Lower White Store Road, south of Peachland.
Now cancer-free for more than seven years, Debbie Wright was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002.
Like many people diagnosed with cancer, Debbie Wright of Wadesboro immediately thought the worst when she was diagnosed with invasive ductal breast cancer in January 2002.
We are Liquid Sun a local hip hop group out of Greensboro that is attempting to spread their music as far a possible.
People Fest is a smashing success
A steady stream of festival-goers walked the streets of uptown Wadesboro during the 2009 People Fest, which ran from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Anson 4-H celebrates 100 years
Anson County 4-H member-at-large Alexia McKinney, 13, and her 5-year-old sister, M'Leaha Milton, both of Wadesboro, prepare to release balloons during 4-H's 100th birthday celebration on Wednesday, Oct.
Anson Women's Center officially opens
Wadesboro Councilwoman Lynn Horton, on stage, left, and guest speaker Glenda Horton Manning, right, led the audience in singing "Happy Birthday" to Anson Women's Center director Lois Crumpler, on stage, right, during the opening ceremony for the center on Oct.
Elizabeth Butler WAXHAW - Elizabeth McGill Butler, 75, died Thursday at home. Funeral will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Liberty Hill Baptist Church in Wesley Chapel, with burial in the church cemetery.
Five arrested for television thefts
Four men and a juvenile are in custody after allegedly stealing three televisions.
Anson County agriculture celebrated at Farm-City banquet
Anson County livestock producer Allen Molaro was named the 2009 Outstanding Farmer at the Farm-City Week Dinner on Tuesday night, Sept.
Two arrested for May 15 bank robbery
Jeffery Jerome Hamilton, 27, of Monroe was arrested Sept. 17 in connection with the May 15 robbery of First Bank in Polkton.
Will touted Anson County trio end up at CU?
WADESBORO, N.C. -- Anson County has three major Division 1 prospects. Clemson plucked one from the program earlier this month when Brandon Ellerbe verbally pledged.
Summer Jam holds encore performance
In memory of the eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks, Natural Reaction performed an encore Summer Jam concert in uptown Wadesboro on Sept.
Several Salisbury Street business owners expressed concern at the Wadesboro Town Council's meeting Monday about the Wadesboro police chief's plan to discourage parking on the sidewalks and along the street.
Charlotte man arrested for April robbery
Quinton Jovon Winston, 20, of Charlotte was arrested Monday and charged with the robbery of Jack's Convenience Store in April.
Healthcare rally set for Tuesday
Philip D. Brown Richmond County Daily Journal The City of Rockinghama s downtown parking lot will be the site of a political rally against government-controlled healthcare at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Wives of deployed troops drum up support back home
Kari Burriss, Jenny Wood and Lindsay Knopp stand proudly by the windows they decorated in the Belk building in uptown Wadesboro, across from the Anson County Courthouse.