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- Sep 29, 2026
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Conway Retires as Chief Deputy Following 28-Year Law Enforcement Career (opens the original)
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Having nearly three decades of experience working in the same organization, Andy Conway saw his workplace change with time, and changes in leadership over the span of his career. Conway was sold on the road map laid out by Ronnie Fields for the Moore County Sheriffâs Office when he ran for sheriff in 2018. After all, Conway did have a lot of positives and negatives to draw from in his personal experience through the changing in leadership within the Sheriffâs Office from 1998 to 2018. When F
Robbins Sidewalk Improvements Approved (opens the original)
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Following weeks of water line replacement, Middleton Street and several other main corridors have a fresh layer of pavement down, providing a smooth ride through Robbins. With that underground work completed, the town Board of Commissioners recently approved more than $70,000 to be used to remove nearly 400 tripping hazards and other uneven spots throughout town. I feel sorry for Robbins residents. Based on the photos, it looks to me like it will be a hack job. A proper fix is "concrete leveling
Detours Planned Around Courthouse During Carthage Revitalization (opens the original)
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Road work to expand pedestrian crosswalks around the historic courthouse in Carthage is planned to start Monday. To revert traffic around one of the main thoroughfares in the town, town officials have two detours during the time of construction. Vehicles traveling on N.C. 24-27 from the west into town will turn right on Ray Street, and then turn left onto Saunders Street. The detour will then turn left onto Bruce Street to return back to N.C. 24-27. The detour for vehicles traveling on N.C. 24-2
Boys & Girls Club Exploring Northern Moore’s Options (opens the original)
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The Boys & Girls Club of the Sandhills, following months of preparation and meetings, initially agreed to be one of four nonprofit entities to share the former Robbins police station. The plan, solidified in 2024, would bring the club, along with the Northern Moore Family Resource Center, the Sandhills Moore Coalition for Human Care and Moore Free and Charitable Clinic together in a shared space while also helping revitalize a downtown mainstay in Robbins. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vu
Robbins, Carthage Discussing Water Connectivity (opens the original)
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A new water connection between the two northernmost Moore County municipalities is being discussed, with Robbins Mayor Cam Dockery announcing officials from Robbins and Carthage have met to start the conversation. âThey proposed to us that they would drop a line from Robbins to Carthage for raw water,â Dockery said regarding a meeting between Moore County and officials from the two municipalities. This is a start, Moore County should have one water system, and all residents should have equal
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