Wadesboro News

Birmingham Drug Company with the following people: William Horne, Jr. PharmD; Russell Pait, AMVETS Post 316 Commander; William Horne, PharmD; Mary O'Neal, AMVETS Auxiliary 316 President; Edward O'Neal, AMVETS Past State Commander.

Kenneth Forte of Ellerbe produces functional artwork, dreamlike and completely unique creations made from wood which he has collected from across the globe.

Members of the Trexler family are shown during the 2012 Barn Blast on Friday, Jan.

A public hearing was held at Monday's town council meeting on a Community Development Block Grant.

Baonhia Vang was the winner of HOLLA!'s annual 100 Reasons to Achieve essay contest.

Birmingham Drug Company is now enrolled in the VA Medical Center's emergent medication network, available to Veterans who are being treated at the Hamlet Community Based Outreach Clinic.

Krista Herold of Wadesboro was the grand prize winner in the Meals & Memories photo contest.

Well, folks, week 3 has just ended and I made it through! If you all remember from last week's update, I had told you about the physical training that is deeply incorporated into the academic work here at the Academy.

Anson County 911 Operations Center received over 2,400 burglar alarm calls in 2011 that were later found to be false alarms.

Auctioneer Michael Parker brought a lot of energy to his auctioning duties during the Partnership for Children's annual Barn Blast Friday night, Jan.

Planters now grace uptown Wadesboro's streets, thanks to the efforts of Uptown Wadesboro, Inc., and the Wadesboro Garden Club.

Richard Johnson, a Republican from Wadesboro, announced his candidacy for the N.C. House on Friday, Jan.

Wadesboro Police Chief Janie Schutz is currently undergoing training in Quantico, Va.

Anson County Sheriff's Deputies arrested two individuals attempting to leave a church where an air conditioner unit had been broken into to be stripped of its copper wiring.

Rep. Larry Kissell with Mildred Bennett and Ester Lindsey, both of Lilesville, at the Anson County Toys for Tots appreciation banquet held Friday night at the Lockhart-Taylor Center in Wadesboro.

World War II veteran Charles Boyle, center, was the winner of a watch from Forbes Jewelers in Wadesboro as part of a recent contest for local vets.

Numerous Anson County citizens marched in uptown Wadesboro on Monday, Jan. 16, in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.

World War II veteran Charles Boyle, center, was the winner of a watch from Forbes Jewelers in Wadesboro as part of a recent contest for local vets.