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Foundation Relaunches with Grant to Aberdeen Elementary (opens the original)
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The Moore County Charitable Foundation has been revived with a mission to improve young lives through education and cultural experiences for the betterment of their future and that of the community. Recently, the MCCF announced awarding the Lawrence and Olive Johnson Educational Grant to Aberdeen Elementary School. Totaling $225,000 spread evenly across three years, the funding is to support a new program focused on helping students with challenging behaviors. The overall aim is to support the c
Southern Pines Reviews County Water Option (opens the original)
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Moore County has signaled an interest in reopening a discussion with Southern Pines to modify its existing water supply relationship. Right now, the county is looking to address future water needs, with a 2024 county study showing an estimated gap of 5.5 million gallons a day in 2055. Water use may potentially begin to outpace demand in 2029, depending on the countyâs projected growth. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR
County Chair Calls for Flock Subcommittee (opens the original)
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Residents across Moore County have spoken out against the use of Flock Safety-branded license plate readers by law enforcement for several months. Now, County Commissioners Chair Nick Picerno has called for a subcommittee on the topic. Picernoâs proposition is to hold a meeting between three residents who have attended several county meetings, himself, a representative from the Sheriffâs Office and possibly another commissioner. Picerno said he would prefer to have a private meeting for the
Community Recognizes 25th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks (opens the original)
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Courage. Compassion. Remembrance. Service. Freedom. Each of these words rang out as local first responders and leaders gave speeches in memoriam of the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. âFor those of us who were alive that morning, we donât need a history book to tell us what happened. We remember,â said Southern Pines Fire Chief Mike Cameron. âWe remember where we were, remember who we were with. We remember the television. We remember the confusion, and we reme
Bed and Breakfast Clears Southern Pines Council (opens the original)
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The historic Skyline Manor in Southern Pines is set to be a bed and breakfast inn, again, with additional uses planned on site, including an active horse farm and special events. On Tuesday, the Southern Pines Town Council approved a request to rezone the property, just under 9 acres, to a rural residential conditional zoning district with three set uses: operating as a seven-room bed and breakfast inn, hosting special home events and maintaining the existing horse farm. Keep it Clean. Please av
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