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Former state Sen. David Weinstein recently received a resolution of appreciation from his alma mater, North Carolina State University, for his efforts to acquire funding for university projects during his years in the Senate.
COMtech architect leaves legacy of jobs, investment
As he plans to retire Monday as the chief executive officer of the Carolina Commerce and Technology Center, Tony Normand has some advice for Robesonians.
Worsley: No positives for ECSU with change
The year-long debate over whether to change Elizabeth City State University's name to advertise its ties to the University of North Carolina system ended Tuesday when ECSU's trustees agreed with a study panel's recommendation to keep the university's name the way it is.
Owens: Name change still a good idea
A day after Elizabeth City State University trustees ended consideration of a name change for the campus, state Rep.
UNC Pembroke graduates 537 students
" At Winter Commencement 2009 on Dec. 12, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke awarded diplomas to 537 graduates.
Looking for Ms. Locklear' screens Saturday
Growing up in Harnett County, Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal met in Lenore Locklear's first grade class.
UNCP bumps tuition, studies retention rates
After approving construction of a new residence hall Thursday, the board of trustees at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke heard about a continuing challenge: retaining students.
A North Dakota judge will hear arguments next month in a case of political correctness that has embroiled the state university for a number of years.
Army recognizing service of Native Americans
Native American contributions to U.S. war efforts have long been part of military history and commands across the Army are recognizing this during National Native American Heritage Month.
Civil servant recognized with Order of the Long Leaf Pine
Dick Taylor, in the middle with daughter Betsy Harrington and wife Lenore Taylor at the award presentation on Nov.
Lumberton High School's Varsity cheerleading squad celebrates its first-place win at a cheerleading competition recently.
Western Carolina University to hold Native American Heritage Expo next week
Western Carolina University will host a gallery of exhibits and series of presentations that explore social issues, traditions, images and values of Native American communities as part of the Native American Heritage Expo on campus Monday-Thursday. The event will be held in the Grandroom on the third floor of A.K. Hinds University Center from 1-6 ...
The crowd at Black Water Grille Friday night was the two-legged variety, but they came together to benefit their four-legged friends at the fourth Fur Ball, which raises money for the Lumberton Humane Society.
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Scotland High School Band performs at Rotary meeting
Josh Lovell, Adrian McNeil, and Trey Bracey play the trumpet during the Laurinburg Rotary Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Gray & Creech Appoints New Sales Account Manager
Lee Hortman, vice president of operations at Gray & Creech Water Systems, Inc. , a distributor of drinking water and coffee systems, has announced that Terri Gray has joined the firm as a new sales account manager.
Novelist to talk about lost colony book
Author Richard Folsom will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the main reading room of Mary Livermore Library at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
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Former CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson will speak at 7:30 p.m. today at the Givens Performing Arts Center.
Tribal Council cautioned on recognition
Despite legislation for federal recognition having passed the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, Lumbee Tribal Chairman Jimmy Goins says the fight for federal recognition is far from over.
The Robeson County Historical and Genealogical Society is preparing a book containing the genealogical data - name, birth date and death date - on every gravestone in Meadowbrook Cemetery.
Lumberton police wins top-gun honor
The Lumberton Police Department on Saturday displayed its firearms skills by taking first place in the Arthur Oxendine Memorial Firearms Championship, which was held the same day as the 12th annual Robeson County Law Enforcement Executive Officer's Association Awards Banquet.
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