Elizabethtown, NC News

• Elizabethtown, NC News
• It’s so good
• RETIRED MARINE CALLS ON VETERANS AFFAIRS TO HELP POISONED MILITARY FAMILIES
• Walmart to host a fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network
• Ammon Blueberry Festival will kick off Saturday with pancakes
• Happy Memorial Day Weekend
• West Bladen trio sign to compete in college
• Your home, office is a target for crooks
• NO MORE WARDS IN BLADENBORO
• Bladenboro Middle School to host ribbon-cutting
• Red, white and blue
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• VFW to hand out Buddy Poppies on Saturday
• Progress Energy prepared for potentially busy 2012 hurricane season
• Farmers should review rules before burning agricultural debris
• Board of Elections finds probable cause in election protests
• Commissioners get look at proposed budget
• Why are you chasing the fountain of youth?
• Mountaire promotes Downes
• Free health screenings to be offered in Elizabethtown
• Scenes from the 34th White Lake Water Festival
• Memorial Day closings announced
• ECA taps Montgomery for headmaster post
• Consumers to see changes in ethanol labeling at the pump
• The Saturday Show May 19
• Queens attend festival
• The Saturday Show
• Beautification Day at Bladen County Hospital
• Elections Board to hold meeting to discuss protests
• Clarkton man arrest for theft, drugs
• Wells Fargo celebrates 160 years of service by visiting classrooms
• Do you BOGO? Maybe you really shouldn’t
• No charges filed in shooting death of 8-year-old
• Fund sends money to local fire departments
• Local muscian breaks Top 100
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 18, 2012
• Electrical safety tips for children
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Group brings recovery to home damaged by 2011 torando
• Torch run
• It’s offial! Vote canvassing yields no changes, second primary may be looming for some state races
• Bladenboro budget shows no tax hike
• E’town Council gets budget
• Local student to participate in National Young Scholars Program
• Dr. Helms to celebrate 30 years
• Tractor-trailer driver dies after suffering heart attack
• Local clinics earn recognition
• One killed when car strikes farm tractor
• McIntyre pushes for fair treatment of tobacco in Trans-Pacific Partnership
• Be vigilant of those who can steal your identity
• Endowment fund established in memory of lifelong Girl Scout
• Eyebrow: ANIMAL SHELTER ADOPT-A-THON Matchmaking
• Play to address robbery issue; needs opening act
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• White lake Water Festival kicks off Friday
• The Saturday Show
• Got to Be N.C. Festival’s FiberFest continues to expand
• Bladen residents compete in Senior Games
• Bolton men arrested on drug charges
• Bladen County Hospital to hold free Advance Directive Clinic
• The Saturday Show
• McIntyre fighting for expansion of N.C. Sweet Potato industry
• Arrests made after assault
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 11, 2012
• Your help is wanted
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• E’town re-enacts moratorium in the downtown
• Commissioners hold hearing for CDBG application
• MS Walk planned for Whiteville May 19
• Election roundup
• Arrest made in copper wire theft
• Primary 2012
• The Saturday Show
• CSD students graduate from GREAT program
• Smith named to treasurer’s post
• Bladen man sent to prison for shooting
• Two incumbents are ousted
• One arrest made in breaking/entering case, second suspect remains free
• Animal shelter to host Adopt-A-Thon
• BCC to graduate a record number
• Patriots Day at Harmony Hall
• Fundraiser set for two families
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Bladen County restaurant inspections
• Voters have plenty to consider
• Got to Be N.C. Festival celebrates local food and more
• 13 set to vie for 5 county seats
• Blueberry cooking contest seeks entries
• Boy, have we got a deal for you!
• Special recognition
• Bill Carone Pre-Owned cuts the ribbon in Elizabethtown
• National Day of Prayer
• West Bladen DAR Award winner
• Patriots Day at Harmony Hall
• Pageant applicants sought
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 4, 2012
• Ready for service
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Melvin joins Bladen Journal staff
• E’town offers pedestrian survey
• Eleven stores pay fines for price-scanning errors
• Donation
• A big surprise
• Beware of words that can harm you
• Clarkton man on the loose after beating landlord
• Chamber to meet May 8 at Front Porch
• Bladen is No. 4 in state’s poverty rating
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Bladenboro inching toward new community building
• The Saturday Show
• Farm payment limit loopholes closed for first time
• Benefit planned for tomorrow
• Police looking for suspect in armed robbery
• Students get a kick out of seahorses
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Harmony Hall gets spruced up for big event
• Bladen angling for Safe Kids Coalition certification
• April is Public Health Month
• BLADEN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Unsolved cases
• Clarkton man charged with two counts of attempted murder
• Road to be closed
• Spring planting
• Local photographer earns certification
• Sheriff’s Office busts cable TV theft ring
• Child Abuse Prevention Day Pinwheels for Prevention
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Spring Festival set for Saturday
• Madden tabbed speaker for BCC commencement
• Earth Day is Sunday
• Clarkton teen charged with rape
• Health department offering free cancer screenings
• Pageant applicants sought
• Joint effort leads to arrest
• E’town man arrested on gun charges
• BCC to host job, career fair on Tuesday
• Volunteers are needed for the Appalachian Trail Crew
• Event to raise awareness of child abuse set for Saturday
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 20, 2012
• Political letters deadline
• Education Foundation Jail-A-Thon
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Silver Alert issued for Bladen County man
• Field days will highlight advances in wheat research
• Work on new Tractor Supply store in E’town under way
• St. Patrick’s Day royalty
• Energy Stewardship Award
• Missing man
• Commissioners conduct public hearing for grant app
• Bladen’s GOP to host congressional debate
• One year later
• World Book Night at the library
• Hardin earns Girl Scouts’ Silver Award
• Boost the ‘Boro to host fundraiser Saturday
• E’town woman charged with second-degree murder
• Autism Radio fundraiser on tap
• Local student to attend National Young Scholars Program
• Bladen County ranks 97th in health study
• Bladen County Educational Foundation to hold Jail-A-Thon on Wednesday
• Danaher employees unite
• Second shooting suspect nabbed
• Clarkton man charged with sex crime against minor, impersonating EMS employee
• Lumberton man charged with Bladenboro shooting
• Planning Board to hold important workshop
• It’s National Public Safety Telecommunications Week
• Taylor Maufacturing unveils its newest vehicle
• Town OKs Community Development Block Grant application
• Rich making run for lieutenant governor
• Who is Arthur Rich?
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 13, 2012
• Ripe and sweet
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• B’boro board votes to submit grant application
• Brisson gets key endorsement
• Commissioners adopt resolution of support for proposed marriage amendment
• BCC to host Administrative Professionals Day
• SPRING & GROW Fun at the vineyard
• Journal offering another online sports contest
• National County Government Month A closer look at county government
• Bladen County restaurant inspections
• Beattys named N.C. Small Farmers of the Year
• Weatherly tabbed new president of hospital
• Curtain comes down on White Lake Water Festival Pageant
• School board receives energy award
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• NCAE gives nod to Dixon over Brisson
• Girl Scouts celebrating 100 years
• Commissioners to hold special meeting Monday
• Appeals court sides with ex-principal
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 6, 2012
• Spring kickoff event opens on Friday
• History From The Ground: Combining history and science
• White Lake Water Festival will not host pageant this year
• USDA visits Cape Fear Farmer’s Market, downtown
• County OKs water rate increase
• ‘It’s just a real shame …’
• BCC Foundation’s Finn Swiim raises nearly $8,000
• Baxley joins Southeastern Health Center Clarkton
• Harmony Hall Plantation is coming alive
• Donation from Walmart
• Report: Farmers to increase some crops
• Be conscious of eye safety in the home
• Good Friday, Easter holiday closings are announced
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Spring & Grow Business Expo set to kick off Friday at Lu Mil
• Tar Heel officials have ‘full plate’ of projects
• County to observe awareness in April
• The Saturday Show
• Residents are urgedto curtail burning
• Health Walk set for next week
• Elizabethtown Baptist to open Christian school in August
• Enjoying the day
• Swingers
• Bladenboro man shot after argument
• Hands-On History: The War of 1812
• Nighttime egg hunt to feature almost 12,000 eggs
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 30, 2012
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• On the web
• Wanted: Volunteer weather observers
• Easter Bunny visit
• Hidden, not forgotten
• Harmony Hall to host special event May 5
• Ideal Cleaners ready for its final press and fold
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• The Saturday Show
• County wants town’s annexation reversed
• Hammond earns the annual DAR Good Citizen Award
• WOW make library donation
• Sheriff gets a ticket
• Volunteers are being sought for Habitat
• McIntyre pushes for North Carolina pork exports to Taiwan
• Rabies clinic starts Saturday
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 24, 2012
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Gasoline and Oil Inspection Board approves new rules for ethanol labeling
• Operation Medicine Drop collects more than 9,600 old, unused medications
• Bladen unemployment increases for second month
• Egg hunt on the famous battleship is set
• Bladen teen is charged with rape
• Plants donated to Bladen Lakes Primary students
• Cape Fear Valley completes purchase of BCH
• Hammond earns prestigious scholarship
• Cleaning up history
• Local trio graduates from business academy
• Walters attends leadership forum
• Adding color
• Annual Planters Day is on tap for weekend
• Suspect killed during home invasion
• Catching rays by the bay
• Charcoal artist
• National Guard recruiter in town
• Youth Summit
• Kiwanis seeking donations for Project Eliminate
• Pedestrian struck and killed while walking on 701
• Group criticizes Brisson House bill
• City Sandwich Shop to open doors Wednesday
• Operation Medicine Drop set for March 20
• Cemetery cleanup
• Sheriff graduates from leadership training
• Celebrate N.C. Arbor Day by planting a tree
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Ride the rails in Robeson County
• BOARD OF ED: Resolution OK’d requesting end to reversion of discretionary funds
• BLADENBORO Town council OKs election resolution
• County hears fire protection concerns
• Blade native helping cancer patients feel good again
• Woman arrested for selling prescription drugs, gets $5.5 million bond
• Grand opening
• Family’s final resting place
• Motel altercation escalates to gunfire, arrest
• Investigation nets two drug arrests
• Dublin Lions Club to host Fundraiser
• Trio of entries tabbed winners of Virtual Valentine’s Contest
• Republicans are are to hold their 2012 convention
• Applications available for annual scholarships
• Bladen County restaurant inspections
• Crossed up
• The Saturday Show
• Clocks, smoke alarms need your attention
• Two men in custody after traffic stop
• Bladen man charged with statutory rape, abduction
• On the Web …
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 9, 2012
• Special gathering
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Happy 100th
• Airplane makes emergency landing in cotton field
• Gooden serves as Pork Act Delegate
• Eyebrow: ELIZABETHTOWN Council gets liftoff for airport’s lighting
• Eyebrow: ELIZABETHTOWN Council gets a look at hardware
• Bookmark program
• ‘… a labor of love …’
• North Carolina veterans of Korean War sought
• Community forum to focus on local youth
• Johnston is tabbed for state honor
• EYEBROW: FEB. 29 BIRTH Bladen gets a ‘leapling’
• Clarification …
• Bladen man arrested on 50 drug charges
• Bladen Journal earns seven awards from the NCPA
• The Old Bladen County Homeplace
• Precinct meeting set for Monday
• New tire business rolls into town
• Retreat is deemed a big success
• Election filing for May primary ends
• East Arcadia student earns special scholarship
• Red Springs Street Festival: A call for vendors
• APPLICATIONS POSTED AND TRAINING OFFERED FOR 2012-13 GRANTS
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
• History rests here
• Bladen shelter gets reimbursed for spay/neuter procedures
• Washington recognized as outgoing chairman
• Car dealership to host charity poker run
• Traffic stop nets drug arrest
• Filing period deadline just a few days away
• Clarkton, Evergreen in the dark Friday morning
• Reaching out
• Handful of candidates file for elected office
• Department heads to discuss town projects at budget retreat
• Museum to re-enact Sherman’s march through Robeson County
• Dr. Cottle earns national recognition
• DuPont donates to local groups
• Murphy-Brown kicks off fundraising campaign for N.C. FFA Center
• Commissioners hear State of the County address
• County receives VIPER radio update
• Elections symposium to be held March 8
• ‘I wish more family was buried here …’
• Commissioners give state of county
• Buddhist Monk to make presentation at BCC
• Traffic stop turns up stolen gun
• County adds Pharr to its management team
• First reported child flu fatality for 2011-12 season
• Trip to Washington planned
• Food Check-Out Week focuses on healthy, nutritious foods
• Start voting now!
• The Saturday Show
• Entries continue to come in for Virtual Valentine’s Contest
• Pastors Appreciation Breakfast to be March 7
• Candidates continue to file for primary
• BCC program to focus on black inventors
• On The Saturday Show
• Contest keeping Cupid busy in Bladen
• BCC, WIA join forces to help family reach goals
• Relay for Life fundraiser set for tonight
• Silver Sneakers
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• BOARD OF EDUCATION
• BLADENBORO
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
• Valentine’s Day wedding
• Roadway eyesores
• Filing period starts off briskly
• Agritourism Networking Association to host annual conference March 8-9
• ‘It’s more than hallowed ground’
• Foster parenting classes offered in Cary
• We’re waiting for your entry!
• Bladen County author holds book signing
• ‘A Legacy of Giving’ Gala set for Feb. 24
• Missing persons event is this weekend
• Teen earns volunteer award
• McIntyre nixes run for governor
• Bladen County restaurant inspections
• The ice is broken: It’s time to enter!
• Bagging her treasures
• BCC offers short courses in spring semester
• On the web
• Remember your best Valentine’s Day ever?
• Eagle Scout honored
• Dreasm R Us preparing to open in Bladenboro
• Animal shelter has Valentine’s Day specials
• Traffic court and traffic school is back in session
• Arrest made in the Bladenboro shooting case
• Skyping the state
• Community Calendar for Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
• Bladen County native celebrates 50 years in Boy Scouts
• BCC president hints college needs additional funding
• Fraternity celebrates 100-year anniversary
• Prescribed Fire Awareness Week is Feb. 13-19
• Call goes out for Carolina poets
• Bladen Community College to participate in FAFSA Day
• Final two supsects sentenced for 2009 murder at McDonald’s
• Town places temporary moratorium on new businesses in central business district
• Red, White, Blue & Black: The Service of Black Americans during the Civil War
• N.C. Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service Announces 2012 AmeriCorps State Formula Planning Grant
• Men wanted after armed robbery
• NC Sex Offender Registry goes mobile with new app, AG Cooper announces
• Resting quietly
• Love is in the air …
• Pageant now accepting applications
• DAR meeting
• Should McIntyre make a bid for governor’s post?
• NCDOT to close Melvins Bridge Road
• Five Star Entertainment earns award
• The Saturday Show
• Norovirus is making its way toward Bladen County
• Cosmotology class being offered in Elizabethtown
• Author visits library
• Advertising will take center stage on Sunday
• Local eateries offer game-day specials
• Blood donors
• Lisbon VFD receives federal money
• IT’S IN THE BAG
• Job shadow
• Pageant winner
• Correction …
• Bookmobile returns to neighborhoods
• Bladen’s jobless rate rises to 12.6 percent
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Teen charged with attempted murder
• Cannon Day at Harmony hall
• Bladen County residents honored for service to SRMC
• Federal dollars come to county for healthcare
• Duck-Duck-Goose sale coming to Wilmington
• McGhee becomes journeyman bladesmith
• Foresters
• ‘It looks like somebody has forgotten them’
• Hundreds attend wild game event at Elizabethtown Baptist Church
• Missing in the Carolinas
• Bladen among perisistently poor counties
• Dove Brothers to hold Homecoming Concert Series
• ‘Bee’ My Honey
• McIntyre hints at possible run for governor
• Unseasonable temps giving area a warmer January
• NEW RECIPE FOR SUCCESS
• Thrift Store to hold half-price sale
• Sword of the Lord reaching out to the streets
• Council man arrested for larceny
• Sunbathing
• Looking back …
• Pageant winners
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Ready to dump your debt? Beware of pitfalls
• Gardening author to speak at BCC
• Womanless Pageant to benefit the Shriners
• Bladen County Hisotrical Society elects officers
• NEWFOUND FAMILY
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• Iconic Bladen radio station is now silent
• Taxes being collected at a good clip
• Movie casting being done through social media
• Town officials pleased so far
• Burney’s is satisfying Bladen County’s sweet tooth
• FARMER’S MARKET & THEN SOME
• Salazar Announces Ban on Importation and Interstate Transportation of Four Giant Snakes that Threaten Everglades
• Traffic stop leads to woman’s arrest
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• WIA assistance through BCC enables local resident to start over
• UPDATE: Woman shot at home, taken to SRMC
• Woman shot in her home: taken to hospital
• County commisisoners OK audit report
• 24th MLK Parade deemed a success
• Bladenboro Clinic to get new digs soon
• E’town man is nabbed
• Australia to Elizabethtown … thanks to a movie
• Charitable contributions
• Foster parents are desperately needed
• Re-enactment of the Battle of Fort Fisher to be held this month
• Benefit planned for Lumberton girl
• Cases continued in Superior Court
• Walk, run event to be hosted by Jones Lake State Park
• UPDATE: Lion sighting turns out to be a Chow
• Tar Heel man missing; Silver Alert issued
• Cape Fear Valley earns award
• SPECIAL DELIVERY
• Wreath winner
• Lu Mil to host Bridal Show on Sunday
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• Pair charged with stealing scrap metal
• National School Boards Association launches new Food Allergy Policy Guide for schools
• Board of Ed tables credit card use policy
• Bladenboro pursues grant to create park
• Board approves youth center project
• Bladen Habitat names new executive director
• 11 th annual Civil War Quiz Bow set for Jan. 26
• New signs
• Holiday donation
• Crash spills the ‘taters
• Convenience store robbed in Council
• Holiday closings are announced
• Unemployment drops in Bladen County for third month
• Battleship tour to bring out the explorer
• Roof scrapers
• Contruction employment increases by 17,000 in December
• Woodell moves into advertising post
• Schools testing digital learning
• Stork delivers county’s first baby of 2012
• Subscription rates inch higher
• 13 school cafeterias get the Golden A
• THRIFTY&NIFTY
• Birds of play
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Commissioners hold public hearing on Scattered Site Housing program
• Special event
• ‘Padiddle’ leads to Clarkton man’s arrest
• New state laws set to take effect in 2012
• Winter birds
• Christmas trees can be taken to county sites or left at the curb
• THE MYSTERY OF TORY INN
• It’s that time: Resolutions are on folks’ minds
• Trio arrested in connection with wire theft
• Christmas shopping season is strong one
• Rainy day
• Musical program to honor MLK
• The top stories for 2011
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• Elizabethtown man charged with felony statutory rape
• New Year’s holiday closings listed
• Medicare fraud sweep nets 18 arrests
• UNCP, RCC ink nursing pact
• Bladenboro man arrested for robbery
• Rev. Smith is honored in Washington
• County implements automated emergency contact system
• Bicycle giveaway
• Christian station could go silent
• Teenager struck by deer dies from injuries
• Relay for Life donation
• Off-duty deputy hits, kills horse
• DSS: Santa’s helper
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Commissioners get report on state of county’s finances
• At the Cape Fear Farmer’s Market
• Hat donation
• Dublin girl has true spirit of Christmas
• Heart of Christmas
• Serve, protect … adopt
• Elizabethtown Mayor and two council members receive their oaths
• Chiquita bananas movign headquarters to NC
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 16, 2011
• Family needs help, but not with love
• Schools may be forced to add 5 days to calendar
• Mr and Mrs Claus visit
• Fort Fisher Presents “The Lights of the Great Armada: The 147 th Anniversary of the Battle of For Fisher” on Jan. 21-22, 2012
• New downtown business
• Friday is Free Shipping Day for online shoppers
• McIntyre supports state’s farmers
• Rogers gets life for murder
• Woman charged with assault by srtangulation
• Council man charged with attempted murder
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• Christmas spirit
• Etown approves grant application for Tractor Supply Company
• Bladen County unemployment rate decreases slightly
• State Capitol Christmas trees honor 100 years of Girl Scouting
• Man to face charge of animal cruelty
• Parents Show Support at West Bladen Community Forum
• Nursing Center to hold Open House
• Newkirk crowned Miss Cape Fear High
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 2, 2011
• Bladenboro Tree lighting and parade on tap for weekend
• Plate sale on tap
• Video game tourney postponed
• Knitters donate special caps
• Weatherly appointed Interim CEO for Bladen County Hospital
• Business cries foul over farmer’s market
• Elizabethtown parade set for Sunday
• THANKS&GIVING
• Correction
• County roads to get repairs
• Puppy abandoned by owner
• Community calendar
• Bladen stores gearing up for Black Friday
• Shaw presented with award
• Commissioners hold public hearng on water system purchase
• N.C. poinsettias are a staple
• Ribbon cutting held at farmer’s market
• Town reaches settlement with contractor
• Elizabethtown club participates in Halloween event
• Festival of Lights set to begin Saturday at Lu Mil Vineyard
• Community Corrections has new administrators for 21-county area
• Sheriff offers safety tips for holiday shopping
• FOUR COUNTY EMC AWARDS $5,857 TO BLADEN COUNTY TEACHERS
• UNCP grad students win three technology grants
• Special donation
• Bladenboro board to hold special called meeting
• Town approves certificate of completion for downtown project
• Fight erupts at West Bladen High School
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 18, 2011
• Vote Canvassing complete Tar Heel officially has new board
• White Lake asks for its own zip code
• Finishing touches
• Bladeboro Council hears Dreams-R-Us proposal
• Christmas for Kids fund drive under way in Bladenboro
• Domestic altercation results in shooting
• South Carolina man faces charges of aiding inmates to obtain cigarettes
• Guardian ad Litem Volunteers
• Community Baptist Academy releases first quarter honor roll
• Bladen County Administrative Assistant Named Region 13 EOP of the Year
• Bladen Lakes Teachers win Bright Ideas Grants
• The Saturday Show
• Undercover operation nets four arrests; four remain elusive
• Bladen man charged in Robeson County robbery
• Bladenboro Council incumbents ousted
• Write-in ballots cast for Tar Heel, new mayor, council elected
• Donations urged for annual Empty Stocking Fund effort
• Vertical Church to visit West Bladen High School
• School Board approves Smartboard purchases
• Operation Christmas Child Collection week starts Monday
• Council to work on pedestrian and bike path
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• BeastFest 2011
• Presentation is set for Nov. 12
• Farmer's Market invests in green technology
• In Bladen County, 9.3 Percent of All Income Comes From Social Security
• “The Clinic at Walmart” operated by Southeastern Regional Medical Center offers convenient, affordable care
• BCC Trustee Chair named to national committee
• Festival of Trees Committee Chairs Announced
• EBC to have toy ministry this Christmas
• Cole advances as teacher of the year
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011
• Man charged with shooting his girlfriend
• Empty Stocking Fund drive set to kick off
• SPECIAL MISSION: Granddaughter searching for photos of Pawpaw’s parents
• One Harvest is coming to Bladen
• Social Security Announces 3.6 Percent Benefit Increase for 2012: Cost-of-Living Adjustment is First Since 2009
• GAL volunteer
• E’town Veterninary Hospital extends hours
• Jonathan Lotz coming to Elizabethtown
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• Pinck accepts plea agreement
• BCC presents program to improve students’ writing skills
• Trick-or-treat times, Halloween events
• Missouri company recalls pre-packaged sandwiches after state tests show presence of harmful organism
• Habitat for Humanity holds successful fundraiser
• Beast Fest set for Saturday
• Early voting is under way
• Sheriff's Office and Bladenboro PD team up for Medicine Take back
• "Fright Train" is on the way
• Britt's Ribbon cutting
• HCA royalty
• UNC Pembroke readies sustainable agriculture program
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011
• Job Seekers Boot Camp set
• National Prescription Drug Takeback Day to be part of Beast Fest
• Bladen Couple hit the lottery
• Bladenboro man charged with indecent liberties with a minor
• Bladenboro First Baptist: 100 and counting
• Commissioners vote to approve county voting district realignment
• Tar Heel bridge slated to be replaced in 2012
• Church requests you call ahead before leaving donated items
• Free seminar at BCC offers help for marketing businesses
• Flu shots available
• Couponing taking hold in Bladen
• SPECIAL VIETNAM VETERANS’ REUNION
• Giving back
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 21, 2011
• Cumberland County Junior Fair Board Now Accepting Applications From Bladen County
• Commissioners OK redistricting plan
• West Bladen High honor roll, first six weeks
• Breaking the Silence: Third annual domestic violence rally held
• Habitat fundraiser set for Saturday
• First business in farmer’s market opens
• SBA Disaster Assistance comes to Bladen County
• Social Security Expands Compassionate Allowances Conditions
• UNC Pembroke to offer Sustainable Agriculture program
• NCDA&CS issues stop-sale order on City Star motor oil
• Class of 1943
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011
• Breaking the Silence Rally held
• Realigning Voting districts: County to discuss proposal Monday
• Benefit for Russell set for Friday, Saturday
• Bladen Nurse Among Great 100
• Bladen Medical Associates Offering Flu Vaccines
• School Bus certification class to take place Oct. 19 through Oct. 21
• Board hears pitch for program for at risk students to receive diplomas
• Down Home: Jewish Life in NC Exhibit to Open at Cape Fear Museum
• Gift shop helps make delivery even more special
• Battleship has plenty in store this fall
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• Two charged with theft from Smithfield Foods
• Bladen Medical Associates Offering Flu Vaccines
• Bus driver certification class set
• Lumberton woman charged with McDonald’s break-in
• Three More Counties Added for Disaster Unemployment Assistance
• 'Pink Walk' is Thursday
• Grapes Galore
• Bladen man charged in shooting
• Rolling Residence: former Averitt home moved from King Street to Emma Street
• Taking the Oath
• Municipal election to be held in central location
• New payroll cycle for state has some teachers perplexed
• Authors to appear at the library
• Youth experience real world
• Relay for Life kick off planned
• Church will not hold monthly fish fry
• Project Challenge
• HCA releases headmaster's list for first six weeks
• LuMil Vineyard holds grape festival, Saturday
• HCA releases first six weeks honor roll
• Take steps to prevent wildfires during fall fire season: Oct. 9-15 is Fire Prevention Week
• BCC Foundation’s premier fundraiser around the corner
• The Saturday Show
• Battleship has plenty in store this fall
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
• Merritt Ride has another successful year
• Historian to present program on the Lost Colony at BCC
• Bruce Cannon to appear on The Saturday Show
• Halloween Bash to be at Library
• Farmer’s Market to be ready soon
• Commish hear emergency response improving in county
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Tickets now available
• Civil War 150 License Plate Coming
• Knights capture first pancake-eating contest
• Council approves trick-or-treating ordinance
• Father presses charges against son
• Movie under the stars
• Grape harvest is good in Bladen County, state-wide
• Authors to be at Library
• Citizen Helps Capture Copper Thief
• Grape Fest is Saturday
• Walmart Supports Teachers at Booker T. Washington Primary
• Delta Kappa Gamma meet
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
• Kinlaw benefit is Saturday
• Big Footprint, But No Bigfoot
• SRMC to open clinic in Bladenboro
• Annual Merrit ride is Saturday
• Farm Bureau to collect canned food
• E'town plans movie night for Saturday
• Breaking and entering call leads to drug arrest
• Lumberton police officer arrested: Resident of Bladenboro
• BEING AN AMERICAN ESSAY CONTEST FOCUSES ON CONSTITUTION: Students and Their Teachers Compete for Cash Prizes Up to $1,000
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• Angel Food Ministries closes its doors: Bladen sites shut down
• Spencer Tucker to speak at maritime conference
• Mail jailed on rape charge
• Got Milk? Schools are trading in sugar for calcium
• Mental Health: National event sparks awareness
• Animal shelter to host adopt-a-pet day tomorrow
• FOUR COUNTY EMC’S ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR MONDAY, OCT. 10
• Families First, Inc. and Columbus Humane Society To Hold Dog-Walk Fundraiser In Whiteville On Oct. 1 In Celebration of National SAF-T Day (Sheltering Animals & Families Together)
• BATTLESHIP NORTH CAROLINA RECEIVES “ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR” AWARD FROM THE N.C. TRAVEL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
• Bladen unemployment rate holds steady
• Nominations are now being accepted for Governor's Awards
• Shelter to host "Adopt-A-Pet" Day
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011
• STATE ASSOCIATION ENCOURAGES NORTH CAROLINIANS TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS WHEN TREATING BED BUGS
• BATTLESHIP NORTH CAROLINA RECEIVES “ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR” AWARD FROM THE N.C. TRAVEL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
• Department for Exceptional Children Awarded Screening Instruments
• Shelter to host 'Adopt A Pet Day'
• Mother, Grandfather arrested
• Town Hall gets unveiled
• Grant puts vegetables, fruit in front of students
• Bladen GOP to hold event
• Horse show set for Lumberton
• 'Extreme Makeover' ABC to Ty one on Sunday
• Statewide roadside cleanup to be held Sept. 17-Oct. 1
• Community Calendar for Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
• Grandfather arrested, charged in dog mauling death of baby
• County OKs economic development grant
• East Arcadia Receives Lowe's Grant
• Progress Energy-Duke Energy merger could end up costing customers more
• Celebration time
• Ribbon cutting for new town hall held in Bladenboro
• Meth lab busted
• Mother’s arrest comes after deliberate process
• Bell ringing
• Peanut Fest is big hit
• Operation Christmas Child to hold packing party Sept. 24
• A unique policy saves jobs in the schools
• Mother arrested in baby's death
• Statewide roadside cleanup to be held Sept. 17-Oct. 1
• Enriching the Lives of Rural Youths
• GAUSE REUNITES WITH ANOTHER VIETNAM BUDDY
• The Saturday Show
• Lightning takes out phones
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• Boy Scouts plan parent night
• McIntyre co-sponsors jobs package
• DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR TEACHERS TO APPLY FOR CLASSROOM GRANTS
• Coupon exchange a popular program
• United Way funding available
• AMERICA CELEBRATES U.S. CONSTITUTION: DAR Promotes Constitution Week
• Community Calendar for Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011
• Law enforcement news
• Bladen Tire applies the brakes
• School Board approves head injury policy
• E’town receives grant funds
• Habitat dinner tickets are available
• Fire Hydrant Testing Planned
• Crowd gathers in the name of God, country
• Displaying their talents
• Green Halloween Costume Exchange at N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher
• Fluor donation
• The Flu is coming Are you Prepared?
• East Arcadia Students Are Greeted by Butterflies
• Peanut Festival on tap for Saturday
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011
• Two charged with breaking into BCC
• Former public officials indicted by grand jury
• Investigators continue to mull charges in baby’s death
• CenturyLink expands access to fast, affordable broadband service to 50 additional North Carolina customers in Bladen County
• Memories of 9-11-01
• Cry Out America event set for Saturday
• Bladenboro receives building reuse grant
• Powers family reunion planned
• Wildlife and Water Quality on NC Farms Workshop
• Commish hold public hearing
• Owen named assistant commissioner of NCDA&CS
• A Rising Star
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office reports
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• Think safety while cleaning up, burning storm debris
• Bladen unemployment rate holds steady for July
• AT&T TO BRING 5,000 CALL CENTER JOBS BACK TO U.S. FOLLOWING T-MOBILE MERGER CLOSING
• Christmas Parade seeks entries
• Car show set for Oct. 15
• Health Department to host event
• Bladenboro officer assists in birth
• Bladen Community College evening BLET program taking students
• Eye Q: Pink Eye is Really Red Eye
• BCC has six new faculty members
• Well known North Carolina author to give presentation at BCC
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Selects Fayetteville Jubilee House Build as Season Premiere First Lady and Community Involvement Make Build Stand Out
• Sidewalk shopping
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
• Write-in candidate emerges in Tar Heel
• Baby's death: Updated information
• Labor Day closings
• Neighbors say they believe child’s death was an accident
• Col. Bordeaux to be keynote speaker
• Christmas Parade seeks entries
• Car Show to take place at Jones Lake Oct. 15
• BLIND to the CANE: Local woman faces challenges out in public
• Burney named to lead BCC Foundation fundraising
• Senator Burr Visits Four County EMC
• Labor Day Sidewalk Sale on tap
• Clarkton baby killed by dogs
• NCDA&CS offers information hotline for farmers affected by Hurricane Irene
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
• Labor Day Sidewalk Sale on tap
• Baby dies after being attacked by dog
• SHERIFF OFFERS TIPS FOR A SAFE LABOR DAY WEEKEND
• Power back on in Bladen
• Progress Energy to restore 95 percent of customers by midnight Wednesday
• Remembering 9-11
• Traffic stop results in fugitive being nabbed
• Hurricane Irene: Huff, puff . . . fizzle
• E'town to hold outdoor movie night in fall
• Fire still under investigation
• Irene makes visit to Bladen
• Remembering 9-11
• DISTINGUISHED YOUNG WOMEN OF NORTH CAROLINA ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR AT-LARGE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
• Remembering 9-11
• The Saturday Show
• Elizabethtown curfew lifted
• Remembering 9-11
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011
• Insurance Investigators and U.S. Marshals Arrest Fugitive in Columbus County
• Elizabethtown adopts curfew for Friday night
• Bladen County to declare state of emergency
• Town council to declare state of emergency
• Bladen County Emergency Shelters to open this evening
• Schools to let out early Friday
• Price gouging law is now in effect due to Hurricane Irene
• Storm takes aim
• Looking for Bigfoot: Two local nurses are planning quite an adventure
• McIntyre visits newly refurbished downtown
• Bike ride planned for Sept. 10
• First Day of School
• CHOOL BUS SAFETY: DOES YOUR CHILD KNOW THE RULES? SHERIFF ENCOURAGES SAFETY MEASURES TO AVOID INJURY
• Labor Day holiday closings announced
• Peanut recipe contest to be held
• Tar Heel man arrested
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• Southeastern Health Center Clarkton to offer Saturday sick clinic
• Johnny Gibson benefit moved to Sept. 3
• Irene could open local shelters
• Back to School for Elizabethtown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ALL SHOOK UP
• Hurricane Irene on the way
• Plain View earns award: Recognized by state as a School of Distinction
• White Lake restaurant burns
• Bike ride planned
• New business open in E'town
• Bail bondsman investigated by state, arrested by U.S. Marshals
• 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign kicks off
• Health Fair held Friday at Pack Family Medicine
• Johnny Gibson fundraiser set for Saturday
• Man wanted for eight months is nabbed by Elizabethtown Police
• 252d CA/AAA Gp. 32nd Annual Reunion Release
• Kiwanis scholarship winner West Bladen High School
• Kiwanis Scholarship winner East Bladen High School
• It’s official: Redistricting maps adopted
• DA David and Judge Jolly reach agreement on traffic court
• The Saturday Show
• New business opens in Elizabethtown
• Congressman visit
• The Saturday Show on tap
• Man wanted for eight months is nabbed by Elizabethtown Police
• Teachers to receive SPARK training
• Favorite Peanut Recipe contest to be held Sept. 17
• Downing is the new pastor at Living Springs
• Free prostrate cancer screenings
• Dublin First Baptist Day School enrolling
• McIntyre to visit Tuesday
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 19, 2011
• Commissioners hold public hearing for CDBG application
• Bladen County DSS employee arrested: Accused of spitting in officer’s face
• Man charged for crimes against his mother
• Free prostate cancer screenings
• Made in the Shade
• Man wanted in NYC nabbed in Bladen Co.
• Dublin man becomes an author
• Dublin Peanut Festival Scholarship
• FVAMC hosting Welcome Home event
• School Ministries Crusade set September
• Headaches and Eye Strain
• The Fifth Year of the Museum’s Autumn Train Excursions Features a New Destination and New Travel Options
• Melvin charged with giving false report at ECU
• Community Calendar Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011
• Road to be closed starting Monday
• E’town sued over annexation
• Field is full for Bladenboro race
• Bladen’s Got Talent auditions set for Saturday, Sept. 10
• Dublin Peanut Festival seeking participants
• Instinct by Trooper leads to arrest of murder suspect
• The Farmers Union Civic Association will hold its monthly meeting
• Cape Fear Farm Credit Now Accepting Ag Biz Planner Course Applications
• New Superintendent settles into role in Bladen County
• Three file for election in Bladenboro
• Board Names Principal for West Bladen High School
• Folks who ate at Olive Garden in Fayetteville may have been exposed to Hep A
• Rabies clinic set for Saturday
• Century mark
• Bladen's Got Talent to hold auditions Sept. 10
• Thirteen BCC employees honored for longevity
• Board of Education approves free breakfast for students
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 12, 2011
• Merritt Ride seeking sponsors for Oct. Event
• Tax-Free Weekend sales strong
• White Lake receives water study Tuesday
• Folks who ate at Olive Garden in Fayetteville may have been exposed to Hep A
• Smokey Bear celebrates his 67th birthday
• Dublin Peanut Festival taking entries for pageant
• Burn ban lifted
• A Day of Caring
• D.A.'s team working hard
• Online Free and Reduced Applications for Bladen County Schools
• Bladen Lakes Clean-up scheduled
• E’town PD investigates complaint: Makes drug arrest
• Made in the Shade event set for Saturday
• Social Security Benefits Will Be Paid on Time
• Employee reunion scheduled
• Easton Corbin rounds out 2011 State Fair concert lineup
• ‘Teenage’ Keller learns to swim
• Progress Energy gives $15,000 to N.C. Maritime Museum at Southport
• Bladen Lakes Pre-K Students Spend Morning with World Traveling Tortoises
• Delta Kappa Gamma meets
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011
• Online Free and Reduced Lunch Applications for Bladen County Schools
• Three student stake part in scholars program
• Bladen unemployment rate inches upward for June
• West Bladen Student to Perform in Country Music Showcase
• Employee reunion planned
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 5, 2011
• Social Security Benefits Will Be Paid on Time
• Man charged with exploitation
• Tip leads to arrest
• Search warrant nets arrest for selling alcohol without permit
• One arrested another sought for armed robbery
• A second dog falls victim to cruelty
• Tax Free weekend begins Friday
• E'town business robbed
• Home school numbers released for 2010-11 academic year
• Etown implements water shortage and conservation level I
• Singletary UMC prepares for 200th anniversary
• Commissioners hold two public hearings
• Donna Evers to have art on display in Bladeboro
• Grand jury hands down 189 indictments
• Bladen Lakes School to hold Clean-Up Day Aug. 13
• Wetlands Science Camp: Bladen County students learn a variety of things
• Agape Pregnancy Support Services moves to new digs
• CORRECTION
• Filing period off to slow start in Bladenboro
• Better Business Bureau Alert: The Dr. Is Not In!
• Former JobLink client’s restaurant focuses on “the best desserts in town”
• WIA program brings job opportunity and hope to Bladen native
• FSA Targets Funds for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers
• Former JobLink client’s restaurant focuses on “the best desserts in town”
• BBB Alert: The Dr. Is Not In!
• Disaster aid still available for farmers
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011
• Burn ban remains in effect
• Wildfire update (from Thursday night)
• Spiritual reminders: Signs share messages from God
• Dog-burning case: $2,500 reward offered
• Standoff brings charges
• Russians make visit to White Lake Water Park
• Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh Less to offer class
• Car, truck show set for Aug. 13
• Lightning, re-burns are lingering concern for area consumed by wildfire
• Butters robbery suspects nabbed
• Smooth operator
• Bladen County Sheriff's Office
• Pedro graduates from ECU magna cum laude in two disciplines
• Community Calendar for Friday, July 29, 2011
• BBB Alert: The Dr. Is Not In!
• One files in Bladenboro
• Wildfire update ...
• Counties eligible for aid
• FSA Targets Funds for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers
• The Humane Society of the United States Offers Reward in Bladenboro Dog-Burning Case
• Charges filed after standoff
• Butters robbery suspects nabbed
• Wildfire update ...
• Health department issues rabies alert
• Wildfire update ...
• Three killed in two separate vehicle crashes in Bladen Saturday
• Time to sign your child up for the school bus
• Living Springs Church to be sight of "Back to School Fun Day"
• Bladen County Public Library has display of WW II memorabilia
• N.C. Health Officials Urge Caution and Offer Preventive Steps During Heat Wave
• McIntyre honored
• EBC starts after school program
• Heroes Homecoming Receives Veterans Day Honor from Dept. of Defense: Fayetteville’s 50+ event celebration for Vietnam vets includes visual tributes
• State Library of N.C. Shares State Fair "Blue Ribbon Memories" Online
• McBrayer shares his testimony, God's word with crowd in Lumberton
• Ex-principal wins case against schools
• NC Forest Service Command Post at BLP
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, July 26, 2011
• District Meets State ABC Growth for Students
• N.C. Health Officials Urge Caution and Offer Preventive Steps During Heat Wave
• One sought for Sunday shooting
• Wildfire update ...
• Route planning for school bus transportation is in progress at the Bladen County Schools Transportation Department.
• Study suggests absorbing smaller community colleges
• Camp Clearwater fined $38,000 by the EPA
• Singletary Lake State Park spared from closure
• Red Cross to host event
• Tip leads to meth lab bust in White Lake
• This is My Job Profile: Larry Buffkin
• Financial assistance: A helping hand with the area's medical needs
• Arrest made in weekend shooting
• Firefighters getting the better of wildfire
• Filing period for Bladenboro set for Monday
• Collecting
• CORRECTION
• McIntyre Committee Condemns New Congressional Map Congressman Plans to Seek Re-Election in 7th Congressional District
• Community Calendar for Friday, July 22, 2011
• Heroes Homecoming Receives Veterans Day Honor from Dept. of Defense
• Victim, arrest reports
• McIntyre Committee Condemns New Congressional Map
• Wildfire update
• Company Fined $38,000 for Filling Wetlands in White Lake
• Johnson, Labra, Richardson Receive Golden LEAF Foundation Scholarship
• ASSISTANCE FOR GRANDPARENTS
• Clarkton Library to hold child safety program
• Woman shot outside Elizabethtown nightclub
• Redistricting maps unveiled
• Elections field takes shape: no one files for Tar Heel
• Mayflower pins
• 21st Century AfterSchool Global Studies Camp at Bladen Lakes Primary School
• Robeson County Library To Show Civil War Sesquicentennial Photo Exhibit
• Bladen Journal to offer a coupon exchange
• Share Your Culture and Host an International Student
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, July 19, 2011
• Local native to star in upcoming play
• Bladen County Sheriff's Office reports ...
• Filing for municipal elections close
• Wildfire update ...
• Finn is leaving West Bladen High School
• Harmony Hall to host event
• Plant sale on tap
• Hoping for Help: 1983 BCC graduate can’t find records of her degree
• No Jobs lost: Bladen County Schools manage to keep positions filled
• STEMI protocol in place in Bladen County
• Service Recognition
• Community Calendar for Friday, July 15, 2011
• White Lake joins county in light-bulb disposal
• Election filing picks up steam
• Finn leaving West Bladen
• Wildfire continues its stubborn existence
• Harmony Hall to host special events
• Commissioners approve surplus property sale
• Master Gardeners to hold plant sale
• E’town approves zoning map request
• Burn ban, heat advisory and air quality alert
• Free concert, fish fry set
• McIntyre Introduces Legislation to Honor Veteran Community Service
• All Bladen County School Employees to Keep their Job
• White Oak woman killed in wreck
• Two news faces enter E'town Council race
• Tax notices are on the way
• Gift bags
• Wildlife Commission Partners With Aquarium to Raise Gopher Frogs
• Trooper seeks public’s help to resolve hit and runs
• 2011 “Booze It and Lose It: Operation Firecracker” numbers are in
• Tornado relief assistance
• One new challenger files for election
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Pet pipeline helping to relocate unwanted dogs
• Rain continues to assist firefighters
• Three arrested in alleged home invasion
• Farmer’s Market work to wrap up in August
• VIETNAM VETERANS REUNITE AFTER 41 YEARS
• Duty calls Bladenboro Chief of Police Chris Hunt
• ‘Christmas in July’ comes July 15
• Filing period off to a slow start
• Cutest Kids winners gather in their prizes
• Titletown
• Community calendar for Friday, July 8, 2011
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office
• Rain helps dampen wildfire’s spread
• The Saturday Show
• Holiday weekend sidewalk sale
• 2010 Crime Stats: Bladen property crime rises
• Taking Shape
• First Filers
• Rotarian recognized
• With Appreciation
• Retiring Director
• National Eye Safety Week
• Wildfire jumps burnout line
• Library program gets under way July 11
• Walters honored with Jack Phelan Award
• Summer Commodity Distribution dates and times
• Three appointed to Elections Board
• Elizabethtown officials close out fiscal year
• Case of Bladenboro woman to be featured on Dateline
• Late-day storm drops much-needed rain on Bladen County
• Facts about fireworks
• Fireworks display to be held at White Lake
• Bladen County School Board, met Monday
• N.C. native's art exhibit extended
• Day of Caring in Bladen County
• Bladen County Sheriff’s Office victims and arrest reports
• Summer Commodity Distribution dates and times
• UPDATE: Late-day storm drops much-needed rain on Bladen County
• Late-day storm drops much-needed rain on Bladen County
• U.S. Sen. Hagan coming to Elizabethtown
• Dedication of Veterans Park in Historical Downtown Fayetteville
• Bladen County Sheriff Prentis Benston offers safe driving tips for a safe July 4th weekend
• Cigarette labels draw attention with graphic warnings
• Dowless receives state recognition
• Clarkton man shot in the face
• Guide to smoke and air quality now available
• Battleship NORTH CAROLINA Battleship Blast
• Sessoms Wins DAISY Award
• Tow trucks and vehicle owner rights
• Saquan still waiting for his chance
• Bladen unemployment rate remains unchanged
• Gov. Perdue Declares Emergency in 29 Eastern Counties: Executive Order Allows NC to Request Federal Aid to Respond to Wildfires
• FEMA EXTENDS DISASTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE TO JULY 5
• OFFICE OF STATE CONTROLLER DEPLOYS CJLEADS TO COLUMBUS, ROBESON, BLADEN, NEW HANOVER, BRUNSWICK AND PENDER COUNTIES
• Small businesses should be prepared for ICE investigations
• Day of Caring in Bladen County
• HIV testing day is Monday
• N.C. Forest Service continues to fight wildfire
• Bladenboro OKs budget amendments
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, June 28, 2011
• Guide to smoke and air quality now available
• NCDOT to CLOSE a section of N.C. 131
• Disaster registration deadline extended
• Bladen County Hospital Lab Receives Accreditation
• Bladenboro Council
• Fire claims three county homes
• Districts for Brisson, Hill may be affected
• Department heads must live in county
• State Library and State Archives To Reduce Saturday Hours, Starting July 9
• Local leaders receive recognition and awards
• Time to Enter Wildlife in North Carolina Annual Photo Competition
• Fish for Free in North Carolina’s Public Waters on July 4
• Community Calendar for Friday, June 24, 2011
• Live Oak wild fire caused by lightning
• Fire Officials to hold meeting with Live Oak community
• Battleship Blast planned for July 4
• Bladen County Hospital Adds New ED Position
• School board mulls reduction in force: No action taken
• School Board meeting in closed session now
• Cutest Kids Contest winners...five winning categories are cousins
• Pait is the DA's 'eyes and ears' Changes and more responsibility for Scott Pait
• School Board to meet in special session
• Commissioners vote in new policy concerning county department heads
• Blue earns degree
• Tar Heel Middle School releases honor roll for final grading period
• Elizabethtown Middle School releases final honor roll
• Local Agencies Working Together for Sexual Assault Victims
• Bladen Kids’ Care Gains New Entrance
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 26
• Cutest Kids Contest winners...five winning categories are cousins
• Reaching new highs A culture of positive change at West Bladen High School
• Time Capsule
• Weather delays paving
• Board votes to close Extended Hope
• Lu Mil Vineyard Wines Win Awards
• Blabenboro passes budget, new street name
• Community Calendar for Friday, June 17, 2011
• WBHS FFA Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony
• Lu Mil Vineyard Wines Win Awards
• Brisson helps GOP override Perdue veto
• McIntyre: Eliminate Regulations That Are Burdensome To Home Health Providers and Patients
• STINK BUGS A GROWING PEST FOR OUR STATE: State pest association provides tips for dealing with this new nuisance  
• $10,000 Scholarship Awarded to Area High School Student by State Employees’ Credit Union Members!
• Bladenboro passes its 2011-12 budget
• Board of Education votes to close School of Extended Hope
• BCC student awarded North Carolina Prospective Teacher Scholarship  
• One killed in Friday crash
• Brisson misses town meeting
• Business celebrates 25 years in business
• Found guilty for assault
• Municipalities to begin filing in July, Bladenboro delayed
• This Is My Job Profile: Chris Hester
• Bladen County Superior Court sentences three
• Got to Be NC Festival announces winners in barbecue and bluegrass competitions
• Judy Cain retires from Bladen County Health Department
• First FFA Chapter
• Chamber Column for June 2011
• Retired school personnel meet
• Class of 2011
• East Arcadia Students Create Winning Book
• Three sentenced in Superior Court
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, June 14, 2011
• Brisson doesn’t attend town-hall meeting
• Election filings to begin in July
• Hayfield subdivision is annexed by town
• State budget cuts discussed at Town Hall Meeting
• Annexation approved for Hayfield subdivision
• Trophy winners
• Hayfield residents put on hold
• No action taken by school board at special meeting
• Group asks Legislature to reconsider cuts
• Smith family roots run deep as he chases local history
• Harmony Hall to be open Saturday
• McIntyre votes for debt ceiling increase
• County commissioners get update on tornado recovery
• Medal and Trophy winners
• Medal winners
• Whiteville Lions donate to Bladen County Crisis
• Bladen Dixie Youth Major League champions 2011
• 2011 Elizabethtown DYB Major League champs
• Community Calendar for Friday, June 10, 2011
• SECRETARY CAREY TO JOIN BLADEN ‘DAY OF ACTION’ TOWN MEETING ON EDUCATION BUDGET IMPACTS
• Filing period delayed
• E'town Council to meet Thursday
• East Bladen Successfully Completes New On-line Testing
• Farmer-poet of Bladen County looks back on his 100 years of life
• No action taken by school board at special meeting
• Town meeting set for Thursday
• Hayfield residents must wait until Thursday for decision on annexation
• County Commissioners begin to approve the FY 2011-11 budget
• Library offers summer reading programs for all ages
• Hammond set to retire June 30
• Ammon Blueberry Festival
• Bladen unemployment rate remains at 11.4
• Big Guns for Big Allergies
• DNPE Releases Conventional Non-Public School 2010-11 Stats
• McKoy honored with DYB scholarship
• Community Fun Day a big success
• Bladen County man sought in NYC
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• Local police news ...
• Tar Heel man’s creation stirs church’s congregation
• E'town Middle students kept in school for hours without power
• BOE to hold public hearing
• Local Educator Accepted to FDA Science Program
• West Bladen Successfully Completes New On-line Testing
• UPDATE: Power outage at Elizabethtown Middle School
• Cole had a “big heart’ for his hometown
• Brisson may side with GOP
• Restaurant to open Monday
• Blood donor
• Commissioners meet Monday evening to crunch County Budget numbers
• E'town council to mull major issues Monday night
• Ask the Aquarium
• Council man under $276,500 bond
• Memorial Day weekend checkpoints result in tickets
• Marching Knights to hold plate sale June 7
• Community Calendar for Friday, June 3, 2011
• DNPE Releases Conventional Non-Public School 2010-11 Stats
• Knights band to hold plate sale
• New restaurant set to open Monday
• The Golden LEAF Foundation Awards Scholarships through North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities
• Memorial Day
• Damaged church thriving in wake of April storms: Plans Community Day
• Ammon set to hold Blueberry Festival Saturday
• Church to hold Community Fun Day
• Second Saturday in June is a BLAST at Fort Fisher
• Newman family has a legacy of military service
• Baseball donation
• Wildlife Commission sets public hearing
• Got to Be NC Festival announces winners in barbecue and bluegrass competitions
• Big Bass
• Capitol visit
• With Appreciation
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 25
• Second Saturday in June is a BLAST at Fort Fisher
• Road closings
• FEMA assistance available in Elizabethtown next week
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 31, 2011
• Department heads in Bladen County may be required to live in the county
• Bladen native named Director of Investigations Branch with US FDA
• Ice Cream Shop is open
• New clinic hours
• Hayfield residents say 'no' to proposed annexation
• Migrant workers health improving after mystery illness
• ENJOY SUN, SAND AND SMILES THIS SUMMER IN CAROLINA BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA WHERE FAMILIES COME OUT TO PLAY
• Church to hold Community Fun Day
• Safety Goggle Demonstration at East Bladen
• Bladen County Student Receives National Honor
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 27, 2011
• Five Knights commit to college careers
• NCDOT CONTINUES TO COLLECT STORM DEBRIS IN SEVERAL COUNTIES
• Lady Knights’ Swan(sboro) song: Offense handcuffed by stellar pitching performance
• Miller Time
• Buddy Poppies to be handed out Monday
• Lady Knights set to host Swansboro
• Homeowners speak out regarding proposed annexation
• Migrant workers taken to hospital
• Injured dog watches over orphaned kittens
• Strickland celebrates 25 years with the Health Department
• Program assists senior adults in re-entering the workforce
• Rotary International donates money for tornado victims
• WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C., IS TOP CHOICE FOR SUMMER FAMILY VACATIONS
• 33rd annual White Lake Water Festival draws a crowd
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 24, 2011
• Two Bladen blueberry farm migrant workers on life support
• Around the World in 35 Days
• VFW to sell Buddy Poppies
• Blueberry Cooking Contest to be held
• Piano recital on tap for Sunday, May 22
• East Bladen High School to hold awards ceremony
• DuPont Fayetteville Works celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Rural Life- Through the Lens of Mack Munn
• N.C. native to return to open art exhibit
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 20, 2011
• Southeastern Carolina Crossroads, Inc. holds open house
• White Lake Water Festival Queens
• County commissioners OK filling three positions
• Special Event for Special Olympics
• American Red Cross to take donations for tornado victims during WLWF
• Stakeholders meeting is Thursday
• BLUEBERRY COOKING CONTEST TO BE HELD
• Piano Recital
• FEMA handles 405 applications
• 33 Years: Festival is set to kick off Friday
• Special Olympics Torch Run Tuesday
• Bladenboro Middle School Students’ Art on display
• Strawberry locator app now available for IPhone
• Bladen native named Teacher of the Year
• Foster Parent classes to be taught
• More in store for the whole family at the 2011 Got to Be NC Festival
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• Passing of the Special Olympic Torch 
• E’town receives grant for fire department
• Medical facilities merge together
• PTO crowns king, queen
• Boys and Girls Home to hold Foster Parent Classes
• Bladenboro Middle School Students’ Art on display
• Cutest Kid contest unleashed
• Fire rekindles at law firm
• Complaint leads to drug arrest
• Davis awaiting court date
• E’town Rotary Club hosts visitors from Uruguay
• Fallen Firefighters from Bladen County are honored
• Free Phone App Locates Strawberry Farms across North Carolina
• Community Calendar for Friday, Mqy 13, 2011
• County gives first look at proposed new budget
• The Saturday Show
• Sixty-six graduate in basic skills ceremony at BCC
• School Board votes for resolution opposing N.C. House Bill 344
• Fallen Firefighters from Bladen County are honored
• TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR RECOVERY
• Elizabethtown's proposed budget holds tax rate steady
• Bladenboro Town Council votes not to accept a proposed rezoning
• Tornado victims: Stay in touch with FEMA
• Davis awaiting Superior Court date
• Bladen woman killed in Columbus County
• National Day of Prayer draws a small group
• Special Day
• Maynard Law Office hit with three fires
• North Carolina Folk Arts set for Saturday, May 14
• E’town Rotary Club hosts visitors from Uruguay
• Elizabethtown Inventor to Exhibit “The Wash Caddie Plus™” at America’s Largest Invention Show
• Jericho Road Life Skills Classes to be held at New Beginnings Fellowship Church in Elizabethtown
• Proposed cuts to indigent defense pay cause rancor among Bladen attorneys
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• Disaster Relief office closing Wednesday
• Harrells Christian Academy honor rolls
• Space still available for antique tractors and bluegrass bands at the Got to Be NC Festival
• Indigent defense pay cuts rile lawyers
• 2011-12 Principal, Teacher of the Year announced
• USDA visits Cape Fear Farmer’s Market and downtown project
• Therapeutic Foster Parent classes offered May 9
• Customer appreciation
• Murphy-Brown and Smithfield Foods give $100K for tornado victims
• Lions Club makes donation to relief effort
• Lawn Mower winner
• Mail carriers to collect food
• Clarkton Clinic to close on Saturdays
• East Arcadia student wins county spelling bee
• Commissioners meeting addresses FEMA and the local response
• Council approves changes to awning and sign sizes
• Community Calendar for Friday, May 6, 2011
• Commissioners hear report on tornado relief assistance
• Council approves changes awning and sign sizes
• D'Vine Foods Partners with Lee's Produce
• County sells hospital assets to Cape Fear Valley
• Dublin Peanut Festival fundraiser held for the Bladen Men's Baptist Association for the tornado victims
• Tornado assistance ...
• Southeastern Carolina Crossroads comes to aid of tornado survivors
• Four County directors honored
• Tuesday, May 3, 2011, is National Teacher Day. Thank a teacher for making public schools great!
• SPECIAL: Civil War pages on the Bladen Journal website only
• Storms return to the region
• Annual Kids Appreciation Day is Saturday
• LOCAL ELDER LAW ATTORNEYS TO HOLD MEDICAID AND LONG TERM CARE PLANNING SEMINARS
• Local agencies and volunteers work together to help tornado victims
• National Day of Prayer set for Thursday at noon
• Habitat names Part-Time Executive Director
• Easter basket winner
• Education Foundation to hold fundraiser Tuesday
• SPECIAL: Civil War pages on the Bladen Journal website only
• Disaster Aid Includes Unemployment Assistance, Free Legal Services
• MAY DAY PARADE in the East Arcadia Community
• National Day of Prayer set for Thursday
• SPECIAL: Civil War pages on the Bladen Journal website only
• Support, volunteer groups ...
• LOCAL ELDER LAW ATTORNEYS TO HOLD MEDICAID AND LONG TERM CARE PLANNING SEMINARS
• Southeastern Carolina Crossroads comes to aid of tornado survivors
• FOUR COUNTY EMC OFFICIALS HONORED
• SPECIAL: Civil War pages on the Bladen Journal website only
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, May 3, 2011
• Disaster food assistance available in 18 counties impacted by tornadoes
• Deja vu in Bladen County as storms harrass the region
• Storm Scams and how to protect yourself
• FEMA and local agencies provide help for tornado victims
• SEDC holds 43rd meeting
• Dublin Peanut Fest to hold tornado relief event
• Tornado relief events planned
• Conference planned for May
• Women's, Men's Conference is May 11-15
• Bladen Co Education Foundation to hold fundraiser
• Bladen County Sheriff's Office reports
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 29, 2011
• MAY DAY PARADE in the East Arcadia Community
• Bids for Removal of Feral Goats on Spoil Islands Delayed
• Law enforcement news ...
• NCDOT AND BLADEN COUNTY TEAM UP TO ORGANIZE STORM DEBRIS COLLECTION IN DAMAGED AREAS
• Homeowners should review termite treatment agreement if tornadoes caused significant damage
• Bladen County Board of Education names new Superintendent Monday
• Youth Leadership Weekend
• Continued Worship: Pastor "We won't let this stop our worship"
• '5 seconds and it was over. . . '
• Tornado Relief Events planned
• Law enforcement news
• School Board members travel to California for conference
• The Saturday Show
• Lillian Bryant to keynote Basic Skills graduation at BCC
• Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary Wins $1,000 Prize
• Dublin Peanut Festival to hold fundraiser for tornado victims
• New school superintendent will be named Monday
• Benefit for tornado victims to be held
• Emergency numbers and resources for storm victims
• Open Door Ministries to Provide Relief for Tornado Victims
• North Carolina Bar Association Assistance Program Available for North Carolina Storm Victims
• Sunrise Broadcasting To hold a Tornado Relief Fundraiser
• Tornado Aftermath: County begins recovery process
• Families First offers Mother’s Day cards
• Volunteer training offered
• County Commissioners approve several vacant positions
• DAR Essay Awards Presented
• McDonald’s draws a crowd looking for employment
• Families First offers Mother’s Day cards
• Volunteer Training Offered
• Reflections on West Bladen's Relief Efforts
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 22, 2011
• Bladen Baptist Men need volunteers
• NC receives federal disaster declaration
• McDonald’s draws a crowd looking for employment
• Help for victims of Saturday's tornadoes ...
• Elizabethtown recovery effort under way
• Progress Energy reports customers now have power back
• NCDOT PLANS TO PICK UP STORM DEBRIS FROM STATE ROAD RIGHTS OF WAY AS NEEDED FOLLOWING SERIES OF TORNADOES
• Crews Are Reminded to Stay Protected During Storm Clean-Up
• Department of Revenue extends tax deadlines for storm victims
• County Commissioners approve several vacant positions
• Severe weather spreads damage in E'town
• Pait’s Apartments takes on a new name
• Shad Festival planned for April 23
• ASU Gospel Choir to Perform Free Concert in Elizabethtown
• Adoption rates at shelter increase
• BCC student proves that perseverance pays
• Public Service Announcement from Emergency Services
• Oratorical winners announced
• Govenor Perdue visits Bladen County, Sunday afternoon
• Tornado death toll rises
• West Bladen Band Students Earn Individual Honors at Solo and Ensemble Festival
• Saturday tornadoes leave mark in Ammon
• HCA students earn honors at Science Olympiad
• Bladenboro Primary School releases honor roll for third nine weeks
• State ag employee tabbed for committee
• Elizabethtown receives damage: West Broad Street closed temporarily
• Three lives claimed by storm
• Severe weather continues
• Tornado in Robeson heading toward Bladen
• Revitalization effort enters the home stretch
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, April 19, 2011
• Tax deadline moved to Monday
• Rabies clinic canceled
• ASU Gospel Choir to Perform Free Concert in Elizabethtown
• School Board approves audit contract
• Health department can help with information about mosquito, tick bites
• Customers flock to Goody’s grand opening
• Bladen Job Fair slated for April 20
• Tartan Day at the Library
• Camp E-Tik-E-Tu to close
• NCDA&CS hosts Lunch 'n' Learn workshop May 12 for value-added food producers
• Kemp inks deal to play at UNCP
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 15, 2011
• Harmony Hall event canceled
• An update on Keller the dog
• FOUR COUNTY EMC CEO ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT OF NCEMC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Bill could open the door for casino gambling in Robeson County
• E'town announces Spring Clean-up Day
• Dr. Cottle to work with Congress on health care reform
• Thomas named Junior Enlisted Member of the Quarter
• It’s not too late to Register for the Keep Bladen Beautiful Spring Cleanup
• Festival looking for participants
• County mulls offer to purchase hospital
• Harmony Hall to host Heritage Day Saturday
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Civil War series starts Tuesday
• West Bladen Band Students Earn Individual Honors at Solo and Ensemble Festival
• DuPont official, Karen Wrigley, to deliver BCC commencement address
• High School seniors honored as Good Citizens
• Civil War series starts Tuesday
• The Saturday Show
• Missing man is found OK
• Jones Lake State Park to host Easter egg hunt
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, April 12, 2011
• Civil War series starts Tuesday
• Visitation, funeral set for firefighter killed
• Jobless rate ticks down in Bladen
• Search under way for missing Bladen County man
• UPDATE: Tar Heel firefighter killed
• UPDATE: Tar Heel firefighter killed in wreck
• Tar Heel firefighter killed
• East Bladen Students Spend Saturday Volunteering
• Wreck claims life of fire fighter
• BCC has new nursing instructor; basic skills director
• Davis' court case continued
• Finding his way back: Veteran gives BCC credit for his success
• Boost the 'Boro receives $2,500
• A golden opportunity
• Commissioners approve hiring of employees
• McIntyre signs legislation for Honor and Remember Flag
• Another round of funding is available for swine lagoon conversion projects
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 8, 2011
• Wall sworn in as attorney
• Civil War series starts April 12
• County OKs four new hires
• Spring commodities distribution set
• Town mulls ordinance modifications
• Town lays off four employees
• Town not happy with engineer
• Spring and Grow draws a good crowd
• Maxine Brown fundraiser planned for Saturday
• Library holds book sale
• PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE CHANGE IN COMMON FLU STRAIN
• Nominations now being accepted for NC Society of Historians competition
• Bladen Students excel at fair
• West Bladen graduate attends prestigious leadership program
• School of Discovery to hold Open House April 11
• Bladen Lakes Primary 2nd Graders Celebrate Arbor Day
• Today's the day!
• Dowless honored by DAR
• McIntyre Honored With Conservation Award
• Down to the wire
• The Saturday Show
• No April Fools joke ... voting ends Sunday
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, April 5, 2011
• Bladen County Sheriff's Office reports
• Bladen County Health Department services
• New Assistant DA takes oath
• A Day for Pranksters
• Study: Bladen is 5th unhealthiest in state
• Coastal Carolina presbytery votes no
• 'Parenting Now' starts April 7
• West Bladen to hold plant sale
• School of Discovery to hold open house
• Harmony Hall to hold clean-up day Saturday
• Superintendent Search: Interviews get under way
• Bladen is No. 5 unhealthiest county in state
• Cast your vote on the web TODAY
• Community Calendar for Friday, April 1, 2011
• EBHS Beta Club travels to state Beta convention
• Annual Spring & Grow Business Expo starts Friday at Lu Mil Vineyard
• WANTED: Volunteer weather observers from North Carolina
• Black Business Recognition Banquet set
• Autism awareness
• Spring commodity distribution set
• Votes being taken on the web through Sunday
• Public facilities at Lock and Dam No. 1 to be closed
• Readers Choice voting deadline extended
• BCC to present program on Whistler’s Mother
• 19th annual Old Fashioned Planters Day held
• Escaping Egypt: From unemployed to restaurant owner
• Healthworks’ open house attracts dozens
• Attorney charged: given April court date
• County getting return on land investment
• Bridgers serves as page
• Nye serves as page
• Cape Fear RC&D Receives National Recognition
• BLADEN COUNTY GETTING GOOD RETURN ON LAND CONSERVATION INVESTMENT
• Bladen man pays settlement
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, March 29, 2011
• LYNNIE MOORE TO DEMONSTRATE BLACKSMITH SKILLS AT HARMONY HALL this Sunday March 27, 2-4pm
• Healthworks Fitness and Wellness Center holds ribbon cutting
• Charges leveled at local attorney
• Elizabethtown Scout Troop 600 Members and Leaders Assist in Clean up of Harmony Hall's Grounds
• Sidewalks the newest targets
• WBHS students receive honor
• Alleged copper thieves caught
• Funding available to local agencies
• The Bladen County Department of Social Services was awarded two certificates of merit
• Headed for Alaska
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 25, 2011
• Two West Bladen students tabbed for summer program
• "Fireball" reported over Bladen County
• Goody's to open April 13
• Meredith to speak to GOP in Elizabethtown
• Bladen student serves as Page in N.C. Senate
• Bridgers serves as Page in N.C. Senate
• County votes to help improve DSS efficiency
• Community meeting scheduled
• DAR members and guest visit Washington exhibit in Raleigh
• TALKING TRASH WITH LES LITTER
• This pet's a winner
• Fitness center to host event
• Advance tickets on sale now for Hip-Hop Concert April 22
• Crime watch meeting scheduled
• Digital Mammography Coming to Bladen County Hospital
• Operation Medicine Drop event to take place March 25
• FIND AFFORDABLE ADVENTURE THIS SPRING — EXPLORE KURE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA, A SEASIDE TOWN THAT'S A SMALL WONDER AND A BIG PLAYGROUND
• GET INTO THE SPRING OF THINGS IN FUN, AFFORDABLE AND FAMILY-FRIENDLY CAROLINA BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA WHERE IT'S ALWAYS PLAYTIME
• SPRING IN WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA – WATERSPORTS, OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AND AFFORDABLE FAMILY FUN – GET SUMMER STARTED EARLY
• Renaissance Tour coming to E’town Baptist Church
• Old Fashion Planter's Day to be held Saturday and Sunday
• Jobless rate inches up in county
• Studying electricity
• Bladen Lakes students enjoy interactive technology on agriculture
• Student body getting larger
• CSD takes top honors
• Crime watch meeting scheduled
• Bladen County Republican Convention set for March 25, 2011
• McIntyre Honored With Conservation Award
• E’town decides on five-year CIP during retreat
• Bladenboro Town Board discusses two issues and adopts two resolutions
• Two Dublin men arrested on drug related charges
• Arrest made in death of White Oak man
• HARMONY HALL PLANTATION HOSTS SPRING HERITAGE DAY SATURDAY APRIL 16
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 18, 2011
• Teacher addresses school board
• E’town adopts resolutions of intent for annexation
• Southern Farm Days on tap for Saturday and Sunday
• Three vehicle crash sends six to the hospital
• EBHS Dream Team
• East Arcadia and International Paper Partner
• The Saturday Show
• Bladenboro man makes $100,000 bond after arrest for statutory rape
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, March, 15, 2011
• History is Made at Elizabethtown Middle School
• Coach Cross looks back on No. 600
• E'town to address parade committee
• Commissioners approve two requests from Bladen County Schools
• Council votes to approve generator purchase at work session
• E’town to hold planning retreat Monday
• Speed bump request denied by White Lake board
• County roads to be resurfaced
• N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission Schedules Special Public Hearing
• Two arrested on drug related charges
• Man stopped for speeding, officer finds opium
• Clarkton Scotchman store robbed at gunpoint
• School Lunch Menu for March 14 thru March 18
• SEVERE WEATHER ANNOUNCEMENT
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 11, 2011
• Budding artist earns spot in school yearbook
• White Lake tables speed bump request
• Correction
• Scholarship applications available
• Commissioners approve two request from Bladen County Schools
• N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission Schedules Special Public Hearing
• E'town Fire Department receives grant
• Bladen County’s 2010 Census population numbers released
• Former Bail Bondsmen Arrested in Bladen County
• Wam Squam closes: New store to be built on current site
• Christians gear-up for three day crusade
• Chamber Column for March 2011
• Owners say good customer service is the key successful ownership
• BRAC Regional Task Force Director visits West Bladen High
• Come support the Lady Knights!
• Bail bondsmen arrested
• Bladen man charged with sex offense of a minor
• Deadly fix: roadwork aimed at creating a safer intersection
• Report: Dog is wounded by gunshot
• Bladen County Rabies clinics announced
• Quilt Presentation at the Library
• Growing Engineers at East Arcadia School
• Judge increases bond to $50,000
• Bladen We Care fundraiser kicks off with ticket sale
• Bad Check Program ends
• What’s New With Beef
• McIntyre To Serve on Key Agriculture Subcommittees Important to North Carolina
• McIntyre to visit Elizabethtown Primary Monday
• Ready, aim
• Bladen County's population increases by 9 percent
• Community Calendar for Friday, March 4, 2011
• Bladen Lakes Primary School celebrates Black History Month
• Brewer completes Army Basic
• McIntyre tabbed for two key subcommittees
• McIntyre to visit Elizabethtown
• East Bladen students celebrate Black History
• Citizenship award given
• Bladen residents named to ECU Chancellor's list
• Daylillies and trees to enhance Bladen roads and towns
• Water district to hold meeting
• Tatum to hold CD premiere
• Bladen County Ham radio to take part in upcoming events
• SPRING IN WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA – WATERSPORTS, OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AND AFFORDABLE FAMILY FUN – GET SUMMER STARTED EARLY
• FIND AFFORDABLE ADVENTURE THIS SPRING — EXPLORE KURE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA, A SEASIDE TOWN THAT'S A SMALL WONDER AND A BIG PLAYGROUND
• Driver of 18-wheeler and passenger in SUV injured
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Stabbed teen dies from wounds
• UPDATE: Search continues for two suspected home invaders
• Sheriff's Office busy this week
• Two still loose after home invasion
• Bladen Deputies capture two after home invasion, two remain on the run
• Pet Contest Winners Announced
• Love Grove to hold Relay for Life fundraiser.
• FADING AWAY: Decaying buildings continue to erase the past
• County fills 11 spots
• Search moving forward: School district looking for a new superintendent
• Martin joins town of Elizabethtown staff
• Board of Education deals with budget shortfall
• Rezoning approved
• Wildfire causes power outage in Bladen on Monday
• Friends and family honor retiring Postmaster
• First Gentleman Bob Eaves Launches Students@Work Week
• Fires claim homes
• Community Calendar for Friday, Feb. 25, 2011
• WOODMEN OF THE WORLD SCHOLARSHIPS
• Fires break out in county
• Harmony Hall to host wildlife Sunday
• Gun found at school
• Faculty/Parent vs Students basketball game planned
• Harmony Hall volunteers demonstrate muzzle-loading techniques
• School board facing budge crunch
• Disappointment and jubilation ruled the County Commissioner’s meeting
• Bladen Journal wins three awards from NCPA
• Adams’ music career taking flight
• Jernigan-Rigsbee joins DA staff
• Canopy donated
• Local Charity Receives $1 Million Gift
• Sen. Burr Introduces “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day” Resolution Legislation honors service members who fought in Vietnam
• Local Teacher is a Kenan Fellows Program Finalist
• Christmas parade should return
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
• Commissioners to hold two meetings Monday
• Bladen Journal captures NCPA awards
• Roots Run Deep: Tradition and history through a family farm
• Hoops takes a back seat for Ezzell: Brain disorder benches Harrells Christian player, but enthusiasm remains
• Bladenboro Town Council tables decision on railroad crossings
• McIntyre wants NAFTA repealed
• Foster Care training classes offered
• Eagle Class of 2010
• Community Calendar for Friday, Feb. 18, 2011
• Burr introduces resolution to honor Vietnam vets
• Harmony Hall hosting another special event Sunday
• Broad Street closed temporarily
• Commissioners meeting for Tuesday morning has been rescheduled
• Going back in time — at Harmony Hall
• Bladen father, daughter serving the US together
• Lawmakers file ‘Sunshine Amendment’ bills; NC Press promises full support
• Students collect 37 units of blood
• Scout seeking damaged flags
• Undercover work nets arrests
• White Oak man sentenced to fifteen years in Federal Court
• Columbus man charged with second degree murder of a former Bladen man
• NC Senate bans “Spice”
• Bladen County Offices on a one hour delay
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, February, 15, 2011
• Stewart tabbed by governor
• Killingsworth under fire: Groups want transparency on investigation
• Giving back
• Former DA target of probe
• HARMONY HALL REOPENS SUNDAY WITH HATCHET THROWING
• County tables requests to fill positions
• Chamber set to hold fundraiser
• School board faced with budget woes: 169 positions in jeopardy
• E’town Council votes to add GPS units to patrol cars
• Two sentenced in Superior Court
• Elizabethtown updates website
• New Bladen Extension Director Named
• Retired school personnel meet
• Schools on three-hour delay
• Bladen County Commissioners Chairman Charles Ray Peterson delivers his State of the County Address
• Community Calendar for Friday, Feb. 11, 2011
• SBI investigating former DA and assistant
• New Extension director named
• Harmony Hall to host special event
• Allegations of misconduct alleged at school board meeting: Investigation by DA under way
• County Commissioners table request to fill vacant positions
• Evers reaches lofty plateau
• Melvin breaks scoring mark
• New law aimed at assisting lawmen
• It's now time to start voting
• Farmer’s Market work on schedule
• Chamber Column for February
• Overhead electric lines soon to come down
• Why weed control in horse pastures is important: Webcast set for Feb. 15
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 16
• Burden sentenced in Superior Court
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011
• A Helping Hand
• Program having an impact: Teen dating, domestic violence being discussed
• B'boro breaks dirt on Town Hall
• VFW Post Seeking new members
• One arrested in assault
• Bible Education Program to Begin In Bladen County
• NEED A FLU SHOT? NO INSURANCE
• Community Calendar for Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
• Art on exhibit
• White House Launches 2011 Race to the Top Commencement Challenge
• Unemployment inched upwards for December 2010
• Smoking declines in Tar Heel State
• Work is progressing on downtown revitalization project
• New policy targets threats
• Bladen Co. native is Conservationist of the Year
• Dove Brothers Quartet Homecoming planned
• Hats off to DOT
• E'town PD investigates armed robbery at Dollar General
• Stroke and Osteoporosis Screenings Coming to Bladenboro
• Camp E-Tik-Etu English I students earn 80 percent pass rate
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011
• The Saturday Show
• Morning fire injures one
• USDA Announces Dates of Sorghum Checkoff Referendum
• McLaurin speech is powerful
• Pipe Bustin' Weather: Take precautions during cold snaps
• Benefit set for Feb. 5 for Gause
• County Commissioners meet to review proposed budget
• Raid results in arrest of one
• Elizabethtown woman charged obtain property by false pretense: second person at large
• DuPont reports fall in profits
• Shriners install new officers
• Good Shepherd accepting grant applications
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 28, 2011
• McLaurin renders powerful Martin Luther King program presentation at BCC
• Kelly man succumbs to injuries sustained in November
• Construction on downtown revitalization project going well
• The Diabetes Bus brings no-cost diabetes self-management classes to Bladen County Residents
• E'town Dixie youth to hold fundraiser Feb. 4
• Vaccines available at Health Department
• Bladen County Sheriff Deputies arrest four; one still on the loose
• McIntyre votes yes to US House repeal of health-care bill
• Bladen Journal accepting entries for cutest pet contest
• Woman alleged to have assaulted two
• Mazur graduates from Air Force Basic
• An update on Keller the dog
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 14
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
• UNCP hosts Civil Rights legend of the Little Rock Nine
• Tar Heel man creates Rollin’ Home Hearse Service
• United Way exceeds its goal in Bladen County
• Relay for Life 2011 set to kick off
• Local Companies Needed To Fight Cancer: American Cancer Society Relay For Life Seeks Local Sponsors
• Fundraiser for Southeastern Carolina Crossroads nets $4,000
• Youth Focus Project raises $6,800 for roof
• Bladenboro board hears proposed park plan
• Commissioners hear about billboard flap
• Elizabethtown Police arrest two
• BCC offering real estate class
• Church to host special classes
• Cutest pet contest kicks off
• Child gets left on school bus
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 21, 2011
• Healthy Living Program planned for Thursday
• Bladen County Commissioners approve numerous items
• Construction update from the Town Manager’s Office
• UPDATE: Pait stepping down as AD
• Pait stepping down as AD
• MLK Celebration
• Singletary Lake State Park on proposed closure list
• Bladen County Emergency Services building opens
• Elizabethtown Police make arrests
• NCDOT NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY GRANT
• Duke Energy announces plans to purchase Progress Energy
• Bladen group planning crusade
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 13
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011
• BCC's spring enrollment nears record
• District attorney to speak at fundraiser
• HCA Geography Bee
• Bladen Youth Focus Project to hold pageant fundraiser for building
• Bladen blanketed with snow and ice
• State Seeks Comments on Communities Facing More Stringent Stormwater Pollution Controls
• McIntyre coming to Elizabethtown
• Clarkton Clinic to open Saturday
• CORRECTION
• ‘Booze it and loose it’ campaign nets small numbers in Bladen
• Bladen schools on a two-hour delay Thursday
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
• Saturday classes set for Bladen students
• BCC to close Wednesday
• County Offices to operate on a two hour delay, Wednesday
• Bladen Schools remain closed Wednesday
• Weather picture is looking brighter
• Winter storm slow to leave
• She's a real quilting bee
• Bladen County DYB meeting postponed
• Bladen County Offices CLOSED
• Bladen remains under winter weather advisory
• Shelter closed in Elizabethtown
• Funding Available to Agencies Serving At-risk Youth in Bladen County
• Schools closed Tuesday
• County offices scheduled to open at Noon on Tuesday, Jan 11
• Winter..Wipe-out
• Bladenboro Town meeting canceled
• Bladen County Habitat for Humanity meeting canceled
• Bladen receives about four inches of snow with more still falling
• Weather closes offices
• DOT crews are hard at work
• Snow forces closings
• Snowing in Bladen...ICE expected later today
• Shelter opening at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 10 and EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
• County offices on a two hour delay
• County offices delay opening
• Schools closed in Bladen County
• Rotary donates library books
• Southeastern Carolina Crossroads to hold fundraiser Saturday, Jan. 15
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011
• Jon David sworn in as District Attorney
• Shelter waives adoption fees for January
• AARP workshop is set for Jan. 11
• Summit to take place on Jan. 29
• U.S. Cellular Invites Eastern North Carolina Residents to Sign Up for Free Wireless AMBER Alerts™  National AMBER Alert Day is Jan. 13
• National Board Certified Teachers for 2010
• Community Calendar for Friday, Jan. 7, 2011
• Bladen Journal Silent Auctions deemed a success
• First baby of 2011 is born
• Contractors back at work in downtown E’town
• Getting ready for BRAC: Ripple effect may impact Bladen
• County denies the rezoning of Sutton’s Corner
• E'town Council taps Benchmark for annexation services
• Blood Drive to be held Wednesday
• Travelin' Man
• E'town council votes to move forward with annexation services agreement
• Hunt named new Chief of Police in Bladenboro
• Four County weathers storm
• David to be sworn in Wednesday
• Elizabethtown Town Manager involved in plane crash: No injuries reported
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011
• Pastor pens book challenging leaders on biblical stewardship
• The top Associated Press stories of 2010
• The top stories for 2010 in Bladen County
• Old Man Winter wreaks havoc with holiday sales
• Holiday snow keeps Bladen Emergency Operations busy
• One day left for bids in December silent auction
• New Year's Holiday closings announced
• Bladen County Groups and Volunteers
• The Bladen Journal's Top 10 stories of 2010
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
• Just a few more days left to bid
• New Years Day closings announced
• Weekend gets blanketed in white
• Snow brings power outages, fun
• New Year's Day closings announced
• Cell phone numbers will not go public
• Bladen shelters open, many continue to be without power
• Emergency numbers released by the Bladen County Emergency Manager
• National League of Junior Cotillions Looks for Directors in Area to Lead Program
• Bladen County covered in snow the day after Christmas
• Tar Heel Baptist Church Live Nativity
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• Hospitalists Coming To Bladen County Hospital
• Clarkton man struck and killed Sunday
• The (real) Christmas Story
• A Puppy for Christmas
• ABC manager, town against privatization
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa
• DA-elect to make changes
• Commissioners elect Vice-Chairman and freeze hiring
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• US Census releases numbers
• Whiteville woman arrested on drug charges
• Commissioners elect Vice-Chairman and freeze hiring
• Four County EMC Announce Promotions
• Seven awarded Shipman Scholarships
• Empty Stocking fund
• Weather plays havoc with revitalization project
• Ice makes for dangerous driving conditions
• December auction is rolling to a close: Still time to get your bid in
• Kappa Rho
• Retired school personnel meet
• A TOP STUDENT AND NOW A COCA-COLA SCHOLAR SEMIFINALIST for Next level in Prestigious Scholarship Program
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 11
• Local man arrest for passing counterfeit $10 bills
• Arrest made in the forgery of a check at local bank
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010
• N.C. gets federal grants to protect food, feed
• COC election results announced
• Christmas holiday closing announced
• DuPont Cares
• Woodburn inducted into NCDOT Hall of Fame
• Parts of Bladen coated in ice
• Bladenboro Mayor thanks Chief Rising for his years of service
• December silent auction bidding
• Bd of Health hears about Medicaid reimbursements
• Bladen not to take part initially in Global Schools Network
• Animal shelter to waive $25 adoption fee
• Influenza cases on the rise
• Benston makes appointments at BCSO
• No two days alike for intern at The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art
• Two local 4-Hers attend national conference
• Holiday closings announced
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 17, 2010
• Allen sworn in as new councilman
• U.S. CELLULAR APPOINTS KIMBERLY SEBASTIAN TO DIRECTOR OF SALES FOR EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
• Benston getting down to business: Expected to announce administration sometime Tuesday
• Life-sized nativity scene available
• E'town PD make arrest in robbery
• Presby Opia visits brings “An Early American Christmas” to Harmony Hall
• Video poker machines still debated
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 9
• BCC and BCS Join Forces
• Enjoying the garden
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010
• Chamber Column for December
• Dr. Hohl joins CommWell staff
• Leinwand's recognized for 75 years
• New Chairmen, no Vice Chairman of the Bladen County Commissioners
• Empty Stocking now at $5,479
• Bids rolling in for December silent auction
• Toy Drive to benefit DSS
• Four County EMC Members Receive Over $1.1 Million Dollars in Capital Credit Refunds
• Bladen County No. 1 in recycling
• Elizabethtown Council adopts Internet Sweepstakes Cafes/Electronic Gaming Operations zoning requirements
• Elizabethtown makes drug arrest
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 10, 2010
• 2010 Lumber River Workforce Development Recognition Banquet
• Nursing facility earns deficiency-free rating
• Single car crash claims life of one
• December auction items taking off
• Crabb Family Reunion
• Healthworks to host holiday event
• DEA bans spice for one year: NC General Assembly to take up issue
• Harmony Hall to hold Early American Appalachian Christmas Saturday
• Elizabethtown native pens book
• Sheriff Benston takes office as sheriff and other elected officials are sworn in, too
• More scenes of the Bladenboro Christmas Parade
• December silent auction under way
• Dublin DYB to hold fundraiser Dec. 18
• Elizabethtown Baptist Church to hold Cantata
• Bladen We Care donation
• Hospice Donation
• HCA Terrific Kids
• Patriots Pen
• Bladen residents enjoy Christmas Parade
• The Saturday Show
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2010
• Commodity volunteers honored by the Bladen County Department of Social Services
• Ellis McGaughy appointed as DuPont Fayetteville Works Manager
• New Foreclosure Prevention Fund Expected to Help 21,000 Unemployed North Carolina Homeowners
• Empty Stocking Fund passes $3,000 mark: You can still donate
• December silent auction under way: November winning bids announced
• Construction is progressing
• Appraisal challenges are rare for county
• School Food: It's not your parents' menu anymore
• Empty Stocking Fund surpasses $2,200 mark: Still time for your contribution
• Bit Evans Scholarship fund to hold plate sale Saturday, Dec. 4
• Allen Brothers hosting event
• Training takes place overhead
• Benston to be sworn in Monday
• Community Calendar for Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
• County Tier rankings released: Bladen named tier 1 county
• APPLY NOW FOR SUMMER 2011 STATE GOVERNMENT INTERNSHIPS Up to 65 paid positions will provide hands-on job experience in offices across the state
• The Bit Evans Scholarship Fund to hold plate sale Dec. 4
• Trinity Methodist Men to hold Oyster Roast Thursday
• Training mission over Elizabethtown
• Training mission takes place over Bladen County
• Vote for Joe Hamilton
• Downtown construction is progressing
• A letter to downtown merchants
• 75 Years: Downtown Elizabethtown has become home
• Bladenboro Christmas Parade is Saturday
• Church to host oyster roast
• Christmas Open House planned for Harmony Hall
• Stores report strong sales on Black Friday
• A few days remain to get your bid in for November silent auction
• Woodmen present flag
• The Saturday Show
• Methodist Men to host Oyster Roast
• Fall revival planned
• Terrific Kids
• Empty Stocking needs help
• A Thanksgiving Lesson
• Artist casts local war veterans hands for museum
• Festival of Lights set to kick off
• Special Thanks
• Bladenboro Thrift Store donates $10,000 to Hands on Africa
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 26, 2010
• Dictionary Day
• This Is My Job profile: Tina Merritt Smith
• ZAXBY’S Country Music Showcase Presents “Santa, Elves and Jingle Bells.” Bladenboro’s Hayley Hall to participate
• Construction wraps for the holidays
• West Bladen High crowns royalty
• Santa is on his way: Plans to visit Elizabethtown on Saturdays
• Wrestling for Education to Benefit Etown Middle School
• Giant retailers and local merchants alike are gearing up for Black Friday sales
• Donations are picking up for Empty Stocking Fund
• Bladen County Shrine Club fish fry a huge success
• Thanksgiving closings
• Driftwood Grill offering free Thanksgiving meal
• Fall revival planned
• Community Advent services announced
• Bladen County native up for national award
• Thanksgiving closings announced
• Bladen Journal's The Saturday Show Season II Episode 7
• Community calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2010
• Resident burning debris loses home
• Annual Community Advent Worship Services schedule announced
• Pageant location moved
• BCC exceeds United Way Goal
• Local Walmart holds food drive to support local food bank
• Commissioners hold public hearing on Sutton rezoning request
• County recognizes outgoing commissioners
• County tables E’town request for purchase of Morehead Street property
• Empty Stocking Fund donations beginning to trickle in
• Bladenboro couple arrested
• Sheriff's Reports for Nov. 9 through Nov. 15
• Darrell Page appointed to BRAC Task Force
• ZAXBY’S Country Music Showcase Presents “Santa, Elves and Jingle Bells.” Bladenboro’s Hayley Hall to participate
• Brisson gets artful at center court
• WARREN HONORED WITH THE NCFA’S COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
• Men of Standard program comes to BCC
• Donations trickling in for Empty Stocking Fund
• Collision of bus and a car, send all the occupants of both to hospital
• Revitalization wrapping up for holiday
• Miss West Bladen Pageant gets moved
• Churches join forces to offer holiday meal
• More bids coming in on 11th in a year-long series of silent auctions
• This Is My Job: Peggy Newman
• An open letter from West Bladen Principal Todd Finn
• Bladen County health officials warn food service establishments of phony health inspector scam
• County employees set to retire
• BCC enrollment:Record gets set again
• AWOL soldier returns to duty
• Flu vaccine still available
• First 4K4 food to be held Saturday in Elizabethtown
• Vote canvassing complete: no changes
• Marine Corps looking at forestry air strip for training
• 11th in series of year-long silent auctions is picking up
• NC Community College Students Combat Low Completion Rates with Student-Led Initiatives: Student Leaders will Engage Peers, School Administration and Elected Officials for Success
• New Guardian ad Litem
• Water resource development workshops scheduled
• Troxler announces availability of farmland preservation grants; application deadline is Dec. 15
• Pageant to be held on Saturday, November 20th
• Adam Beach to speak at UNCP on November 29
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 6
• BCC enrollment setting records
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2010
• Beth Car Presbyterian to host Thanksgiving Eve Worship
• Bids inching upward in silent auction
• Search for man wanted for murder ends
• East Bladen to take on North Johnston
• New designer drug: K2 or Spice
• A conversation with Jon David
• UNCP Listening Tour coming to Bladen County
• Special address set for Sunday
• Empty Stocking drive under way
• Remembering those who have and continue to serve
• JobLink helped her find a new future
• Correa graduates from ARMY BASIC training
• Board Member Honored for Service
• Still time to get your bids in for November silent auction
• Melvin inks deal with ECU
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 12, 2010
• Man cleaning yard debris injured
• White Lake hears from Bladen County Hospital/Cape Fear Valley COO
• Toy drive helps two families honor their children
• Board rejects Guy proposal
• Work progressing quickly now: parking is available
• Veterans Day celebration set at BCC
• Rescue Squad receives thanks
• November silent auction is off to roaring start
• Empty Stocking Fund ready to kick off
• Suprior Court round-up
• Flu shot to go
• E’town Council approves land acquisition
• Canvass of votes is Friday
• Angel Food Ministry program
• East Bladen names facility Lenon Fisher Stadium
• ELIZABETHTOWN RESIDENTS COLLECT GIFTS FOR THE WORLD’S LARGEST CHRISTMAS PROJECT
• Veteran's Day closings announced
• Veteran's Day ceremony planned for Wednesday
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 5
• Lenon Fisher Stadium unveiled
• Angel Food Ministry needs your help
• Diabetes and Eye Exams
• Chamber Column November 2010
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010
• Spooky story
• One new member to join Board of Education
• Commissioners proclaim "Hire a Vet Week"
• Bladenboro Christmas parade seeking entries
• Voters say no to sales tax
• Election roundup
• Incumbents Smith and Peterson return to Board of Commissioners
• David defeats Pope for district attorney in tri-county area
• Benston is elected sheriff in Bladen County
• Commissioners honor Midyette with renaming of animal shelter
• Jon David wins DA race
• Bladen County chooses Benston for sheriff
• Brisson going back to Statehouse
• Community Calendar for Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• Veteran's Day holiday closings announced
• Elections results can be heard on 105.7
• Council gets an earful from merchants regarding downtown “mess”
• Unemployment rate drops in Bladen during September
• Rare disorder doesn’t slow Rice down
• Early Voters: 7,081 ballots cast prior to Nov. 2 election
• Fourth annual BeastFest held Saturday
• State Fair breaks attendance record
• Bladen County Support Groups and Volunteers
• Volunteers needed
• Faucette graduates from U.S. Marine Corps Officer Candidates School
• Carvers Creek Community Food Drive runs through December
• The 11th in a series of silent auctions for charity is under way
• Empty Stocking Fund drive kicks off
• Two Bladen nurses are among the ‘Great 100’ of North Carolina
• E'town Police make arrest
• McKoy assumes superintendent duties
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 22, 2010
• Parents turn out to show support
• Deputy cleared in the death of Wilson
• School Maintenance Host District IV Meeting
• Candidate Profile: Margaret Dickson
• Last days to bid winding down
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 4
• Candidate Profile: John Szoka
• Groups and Vounteers
• ‘Get Out The Vote’ practice comes under scrutiny
• Candidate Profile: James G "Jimmie" Smith
• Candlelight Services
• BCC Foundation fundraiser a big success
• Candidate Profile: John Britt
• E'town PD makes arrests
• Tar Heel High reunion is set
• Still time to bid in October auction
• Pumpkin Carving contest winners announced
• Folks from Bladen join in walk to raise awareness for Autism
• Bladen County arrests for Oct. 17 through Oct. 20
• Trick-or-treat times
• IPad training for media coordinators takes place at Board of Education
• E’town meets and accepts financing proposal for street lights
• McKoy named Interim Superintendent
• Ward not allowed to alter registration
• Commissioners hear Board of Education request
• Political signs get the heave-ho in Elizabethtown
• Beast Fest set for Saturday
• Ag Secretary visits Bladen County
• Shooting results in arrest
• Downtown Dissonance: Revitalization effort about to speed up
• Bladen County Board of Education meets personnel matters discussed: Killingsworth retirement not on agenda
• Friday is last day to bid in October silent auction
• Eagles to hold ceremony Nov. 5
• Apply now for energy assistance
• Me and my shadow
• Bladen County Sheriff Department reports for Oct. 20 through Oct. 26
• Bladenboro Police planning event
• Vicki McLaughlin attends meeting
• Kelly VFD to hold pancake breakfast
• McIntyre honored
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 29, 2010
• Federal assistance available for some poultry growers
• Support Groups and Volunteer Groups in Bladen County
• Empty Stocking Fund ready to kick off
• Monday weather causes few disruptions
• USDA green lights bid process for farmers market construction
• Marching Knights win band competition
• Students recognized
• Democrat Ward running as unaffiliated
• Towns announce Trick-or-Treat hours
• Tar Heel Baptist Church accepting Angel Food orders
• Drive Thru Flu Clinic planned
• Arrests made in B’boro Hog Farm B&E
• Bladen Education Foundation Jail-A-Thon a success
• Shots fired at home; 911 call gets slow response
• Finn to stay put at West Bladen
• Deputy hits, kills man: Victim was riding a skateboard
• Honor roll recognition on radio
• Still time to get your bids in for the October silent auction
• Elizabethtown man shot in arm
• Everyone silent on Killingsworth departure
• FOUR COUNTY EMC ANNUAL MEETING PROVES SUCCESSFUL
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 3
• Elizabethtown man shot
• STAR student
• East Bladen Royalty
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010
• Police Chief amends earlier report
• Bladen County Republican Party’s 1st Annual Fall Fling a huge success
• Voluntary annexation approved
• Bladenboro awards bid for town hall construction
• Bladenboro eyeing recreational park
• Haunted House opens Oct. 21
• Board approves the naming of Lenon Fisher Stadium
• Robeson County NAACP to hold Freedom Fund Banquet
• Candidate Profile: Billy Ward
• Shriners hold annual fish fry
• October bidding is strong
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 15, 2010
• Candidate Profile: Ilario Pantano
• Candidate Profile: Prentis Benston
• Candidate Profile: Butch Pope
• Dinner to be held at Lu Mil
• Bidding is heating up in thenth in series of auctions
• Board approves the naming of Lenon Fisher Stadium
• Candidate Profile: William Brisson
• Clarification of Elizabethtown Police Report
• Bladen Schools Superintendent retires
• Killingsworth retires
• NAACP will hold a Freedom Fund Banquet
• Several Bladen agencies approved for grants
• Grape Festival: A stomping good time
• “Take It Outside” at the Wildlife Commission’s State Fair Exhibit
• Lillington man arrested for larceny
• Knight rides in with a marriage proposal
• Volunteer still needed for fish fry event
• Early voting opens Thursday
• The Saturday Show Season II Episode 2
• Bo's Donation
• Home From The Hunt Advises on Crossbow Hunting Safety
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2010
• Commissioners approve naming Animal Control Center
• E’town discusses brownfields assessment grant application
• Bladen Education Foundation to hold second annual Jail-A-Thon
• Local musician begins record label in Bladen
• Sheriff looking for help in identifying remains
• Southeastern Health Center Clarkton offers Saturday sick clinic
• McIntyre Announces $37,500 for Bladenboro Police
• Bidding is under way in October silent auction for charity: Funds to go to Food Pantry
• Author to appear at Beastfest
• Melvin sworn in as attorney
• Man sent back to Mexico
• Open House set for BCC vocational program facilities
• Candidate Profile: Wesley Meredith
• Candidate Profile: Mike McIntyre
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 8, 2010
• Public hearing to rename athletic field
• South Brunswick gets past Knights, 40-18
• Bladen Community College set to hold foundation dinner
• 2010 Holidays for the Troops Care Package Collection Drive
• Weather plays havoc in Bladen
• Volunteers needed for annual fish fry
• Thomas sworn in as attorney
• Grape Fest is on tap for Saturday at Lu Mil
• Ride for Buddy Guy set for Saturday
• Back in the day . . .
• Four County EMC members to meet Oct. 11
• Fall commodities available
• Shriners’ fish fry tickets go on sale
• October silent auction will benefit Bladen Food Pantry
• 2010 Cycle NC visits Bladenboro
• Bladen Habitat for Humanity fundraiser a success
• The Saturday Show
• It's time for our tenth in our series of auctions for charity
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
• FOUR COUNTY EMC’S ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER 11
• A FALL GETAWAY IN CAROLINA BEACH MEANS FESTIVALS, FOOD, AND AFFORDABLE SEASIDE FAMILY FUN
• Troxler wants EPA to do something about bedbugs
• Pender County woman enters guilty plea in Bladen County Superior Court
• Sheriff's Reports for Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• County school system working to get dropouts back into the classroom
• Special called meeting Town of Elizabethtown addresses grant applications
• BATTER UP: Local cake baker sets sights on decorated career
• Families First to sponsor rally
• WalMart selects E’town Middle School for Teacher Rewards program
• Early morning crash kills one on Twisted Hickory Road
• Bladen may have brush with Tropical Storm Nicole
• Candidate Profile: John David
• Community Calendar for Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• Fire destroys home at Lyons Landing and Owen Hill Road intersection
• Bladenboro losing its police chief
• Bladenboro man killed in Lumberton: Shot dead at motorcycle club
• BCC basic skills student gets her life back on track
• New vaccine is in High Demand for 65 and older!
• White Oak man reports being shot
• September silent auction is winding down
• Fall commodities available in October
• Special entertainment
• Tar Heel Baptist now taking Angel Food Orders.
• Southeastern Health Center Clarkton to offer Saturday sick clinic
• The East Bladen High Class of 1975
• Student is hit by car while boarding bus
• Eagles on parade
• Habitat event is Saturday at Lu Mil
• Disserter captured
• Habitat for Humanity annual fundraising event on tap for Saturday
• Federal Credit Union for Churches to open branch in Elizabethtown
• Snowbirds Begin Migration South; BoatUS Cooperating Marinas Ready with Discounts
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• UNCP hosts 2nd BioAg Symposium on October 12
• Bladenboro Historical Soceity benefits from grant
• Merrit ride has another successful year
• Carve those pumpkins!
• Pumpkin Season
• Big Sweep set for Oct. 2
• Tickets available for Habitat for Humanity event
• Senator visits high schools
• Still plenty of time to get your bid in for September auction
• "Stop the Violence" concert planned for Saturday
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Garland High School Class reunion planned for Oct. 9
• K-9 Unit makes arrests
• Coleman graduates from Fire Academy
• Clarkton Dixie Youth needs volunteers for Haunted House
• Bus issue still drawing concerns
• McIntyre Announces Federal Funds For Water Projects in Bladen, Duplin and Warsaw
• School bookbags, uniforms to be studied
• County handles a varied agenda
• Pedestrian killed by passing car
• District, parents set to discuss bus incident
• County's budget shows $22,755 for subscriptions, dues
• Sept. auction sees bids roll in
• Bells ring across America Friday in honor of Constitution Week
• Dublin Peanut Festival
• Sandhill MBC to celebrate 101st homecoming
• Big Sweep set for Oct. 2
• JobLink and BCC co-op program leads to brighter future for former student
• Dublin Peanut Festival, goes bigger
• Bladen County Farmer Wins $2,500 for Bladenboro Historical Society in America’s Farmers Grow C
• WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH EXTENDS SUMMER AND DELIVERS VALUE-PACKED FUN IN THE FALL
• Second Student to Attend NCSSM
• Local group's program offers students rewards
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2010
• Elizabethtown, NC Aviation, Econ Dev meeting
• Time Capsule
• "let's Talk About It." Friends of the Library first book discussion
• Big Sweep cleanup, Saturday, Oct. 2
• Bells Across America to be held Friday afternoon
• Bladenboro OKs rezoning request
• From police officer to peace keeper to cruise planner: The road less traveled sometimes proves to be
• Local 4-H take to the field at NCSU
• Bladen County 4-H’ers attend Electric Congress and bring home awards
• BLADEN TEENS WIN GOLD MEDALS AT NORTH CAROLINA 4-H CONGRESS
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• STAR Telephone to Sponsor County High School Football Games
• BCC Humanities class offers trip to Europe
• September auction items generating interest
• White Lake board mulls sewer line extension to Wam Squam
• Bladenboro approves subdivision plat
• 2010 - 2011 Dublin Peanut Festival Royalty
• Scores Show Greatest 10-Year Gain among “SAT States”
• NC Big Sweep of Bladen County set for Oct. 2
• UNCP launches Distinguished Speaker Series on Sept. 15
• Mike Merritt Scholarship Ride to take place Saturday
• Dublin Peanut Festival on tap for Saturday
• Bladenboro Fun Day
• Cry Out America has successful event Saturday
• From police officer to peace keeper to cruise planner: The road less traveled sometimes proves to be
• Federal grant to be utilized to initiate new program in the schools
• Science project "season" has started
• DEADLINE QUICKLY APPROACHING FOR TEACHERS TO APPLY FOR GRANTS: Get Your Bright Ideas in Today!
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010
• September silent auction rolls along
• Peanut Festival pageant is Saturday
• CORRECTION
• E’town council addresses utility matter
• Angel Food ministries meets a need in Bladen County
• Law Firm's costs are questioned
• Council to take second crack at rezoning request
• NC Highway Patrol issue over 200 tickets during the Labor Day week-end
• West Bladen student an intern with the Journal
• Corn Maze opens on Saturday
• Burney tabbed Player of the Week
• Bids trickling in for September Auction
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
• Skelton Career Center Agricultural Education program is tops in state
• Kiss and Go: Student drop-off offers a more loving moment
• Superior Court round up
• Church to host dinner, discussion
• Fun Day to host "Meet the Artist" event
• UNCP launches Distinguished Speaker Series on Sept. 15
• Labor Day sidewalk sale
• North Carolina’s Southeast Unveils Economic Development Strategic Marketing Plan
• Cry Out America event set for Saturday
• Hurricane Earl passes Bladen by
• Unemployment dips slightly in the county for July
• Meet the Artist planned
• Traffic stop results in arrest of four
• Search warrant nets two arrests
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010
• N.C. State Fair offers special events, discounted admission
• Sen. Dickson Announces Major Revitalization Grant for Elizabethtown
• Labor Day Holiday closings
• September silent auction to benefit Boys and Girls Homes of North Carolina
• Shelter has new manager
• Cigarette gets man arrested
• Family to hold reunion
• New line of boats is out
• Cruises can be booked in Elizabethtown
• Demo is under way: Downtown is getting dug up
• Lady Bulldogs sweep West Bladen
• Troxler presents awards at specialty foods conference
• Disaster expo planned for Sept. 16
• Community Calendar for Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• Elizabethtown Police Officers make several arrests
• Emergency officials receive update on Hurricane Earl: Not expected to be great impact in Bladen
• Bidding has ended for August: New items available for September auction
• Civitas Action Releases Conservative Effectiveness Ratings for 2009-2010 Session Brock, Cleveland n
• One hour left to get your bids in on August auction items
• North Carolina’s Southeast Unveils Economic Development Strategic Marketing Plan
• Today is final day to bid in August silent auction
• Locks of Love
• Still time to get your bid in for August silent auction
• EBHS Class of 1984 to hold reunion
• Reviving Harmony Hall
• Pedestrain struck and killed Friday night
• Still two days left to bid in August silent auction
• Gospel group wins award in Memphis
• Britt retires after nearly 50 years working with local dealerships
• Couple celebrates 64 years together: Daughter shares her memories
• Civitas Poll: Democratic Incumbent Brisson Ahead in House District 22 Re-Election Bid
• Bladen towns get grant funds
• Brisson honored
• N.C. Division Of Forest Resources Is Here To Help With Your Reforestation Needs
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010
• BREAZEALE ENDORSES McINTYRE
• Adult reading group to kick off in September
• Sheriff's round-up for Friday, Aug. 27. 2010
• Pets without People event a success
• Senior Prom held
• E’town meets in special called meeting: Approves NCDENR app
• Photographer to be honored Saturday
• BCC to hold convocation Tuesday
• Volunteers Needed for NC BIG SWEEP of Bladen County
• Residents get the rezoning stopped
• DuPont unveils newest product
• Gause awarded state's highest civilian honor
• Disaster expo planned for Sept. 16
• BCC, DuPont work together to build better workforce
• Bladen Journal's silent auction for August still going strong
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 27
• Bladen County Student Selected to attend NCSSM
• Still time for bids in Journal's August silent auction
• Labor Day holiday closings announced
• All About Pink: Fire truck named for Nunnery
• Voters to decide on sales tax hike
• Back to classes: Bladen County schools open on Wednesday
• August silent auction bidding taking off
• White Lake is ready for Water Festival
• Bladen County puts up a fight against cancer
• Hancock named teacher of the year for Bladen County
• November voters asked to approve .25 cents sales tax increase
• Labor Day holiday closings announced
• Senator Dickson Named Co-Chair of Railroads Study Commission
• The bidding for the August silent auction going well
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 24
• Thursday afternoon crash claims the life of one
• Kicking off a new year
• Revision 1 Band releases first ever CD
• Tickets for Habitat for Humanity Dinner and Auction now available
• Taylor: Lu Mil won’t be affected by the CARE Act
• When cucumbers became pickles
• NCDOT ASKS CITIZENS TO HELP CREATE PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS FOR MOBILITY FUND: Public comment perio
• Bladen commissioners honor county softball teams
• Knights changing offenses, attitudes
• Eagle Pride Day
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 20
• Bladen County Receives “F” in Study on County Government Workforce Growth
• Joint meeting canceled
• Eagles looking at bigger challenges
• BCC bursting at the seams with enrollment
• Made in the Shade Car/Truck Show
• August silent auction picking up steam
• Woman survives crash into pond
• Bladen native working as intern at town hall
• BCC establishes endowment to honor Dr. Kay Geisen
• Commissioners schedule two meetings to discuss budget
• White-Smith takes the reins at E'town Primary
• Water Festival queens are crowned
• Principal leaves East Bladen High
• Tar Heel man sentenced
• Two men arrested in Bladenboro
• White Lake board adopts subdivision ordinance
• Council of State approves woodland dedication for Bladen Lakes State Forest
• 6-Week Training Offered to Local Family Caregivers
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Fire trucks going pink for cancer awareness
• Tax free weekend results mixed
• Bladen Journal’s website offers new interactive features
• Recalling the years at White Lake
• Bladenboro residents turn out for say in rezoning of property
• Additional charges filed against Robinson and companion
• Gang member sent back to prison, three more arrested
• Community Cleanup Day
• Tax free weekend results mixed
• White Lake Board adopts pedestrian plan
• Community Calendar for Friday, Aug. 13
• Jamboree kicks off Friday
• Dogs, Cats, and All That….Annual Benefit for Pets without People
• Bids are now being taken for August silent auction
• NC….the Napa Valley of Truffles?
• Progress Energy Carolinas files for slight rate reduction in N.C.
• Bladen County woman inducted into N.C. 4-H Hall of Fame
• Local Workforce Professionals Appreciated
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Local Educator Attends NCCAT Seminar
• Bladen County to host first-ever gridiron jamboree
• County Commissioners approve One N.C. Fund grant
• EBHS Class of 2000 planning reunion
• 2009 Crime data released
• EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN WARNS OF HEAT INJURIES
• Local band in negotiations with major record label
• Bladenboro man sentenced
• McIntyre Announces Nearly $3.0 Million to Help Fight Crime and Keep Communities Safe
• Lacy West Insurance receives honor
• Bladen Committee of 100 annual meeting
• August silent auction to raise funds for Bladen Education Foundation
• Les Litter  Says “Thank You” to  Clean Sweepers
• Share Your Personal Stories and Reflections to Help Social Security Celebrate 75 Years of Public Se
• She’s a spry 102
• Bradshaw event set for Aug. 1
• Esters takes over at Booker T. Washington
• Grandparent Voucher Program Registration
• Wednesday crash claims life of one
• Authorities still awaiting positive identification of body
• CHUCK HEUSTESS ELECTED SECRETARY-TRESURER  AT SEDC JUNE 9th MEETING
• Community Calendar for Tuesday, Aug. 10
• Body found near Tar Heel
• Bladen County Student Wins State FFA Competition
• Friday storms dump hail on region
• Bladen man’s body recovered from Lake Waccamaw
• White Lake P.D. stays busy during Water Fest
• Center Road Baptist Church celebrates 125 years
• Sizzling Summer: Heat presents challenges
• B’boro Class of 1995 plans reunion
• Four file for re-election
• White Lake set to begin smoke testing of lines
• Board of Education meets and tables meal price issue
• NC TEACHERS, SUBMIT YOUR BRIGHT IDEAS TODAY! APPLY EARLY FOR BRIGHT IDEAS GRANT AND A CHANCE TO WIN
• Bladen Habitat has successful Women Build
• NC Racial Justice Act: First Five Death Row Defendants File Motions Citing Strong Evidence of Racia
• Blueberry Fest on tap for Saturday
• Bladen Medical receives grant for MAP program
• Chambers to be paroled
• Former fitness center getting pumped up
• Fire leaves E'town family homeless
• Weekend shooting still under investigation
• E'town council to meet Monday and take up median issue
• Trinity Children's Charity Ride gets under way this week
• Riverfront concert series returns for second season
• One arrested after undercover buy
• Local leaders attend celebration for NC Step
• Melvin commits to ECU
• US Cellular celebrates new tower; customer appreciation day
• Butler takes pride in her work at Extended Hours clinic
• KBB winning essay
• Nominations being sought for Governor's Award for Volunteer Service
• Williams out as East Bladen athletics director
• Commissioners recognize Steve Bunn
• Christmas musical to be presented at Elizabethtown Baptist Church
• Jury selection under way in Hester trial
• Bookmobile is back for the summer
• 'Home from the Hunt' Campaign Offers Pre-Season Safety Tips
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• Firefighter cadets graduate
• Jones Player of the Year in Southeastern Conference
• Local man charged with attempting to kill family members
• Keep Bladen Beautiful Awards and Recognitions
• Church thinking outside the box to keep youths out of trouble
• Ammon Fire Department awarded grant money
• July silent auction bids rolling in
• Elizabethtown Council adopts changes to zoning text
• Christmas on Merry Lane
• Graduation Celebration
• Investigators wait for identification of body found in river
• August items up for bid
• Fire Department to hold Explorers Program
• Man arrested for Indecent Liberties with a child
• New CEO named for Bladen County Hospital
• Meeting planned for Sept. 19 at School of Extended Hope
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• Firefighter cadets get up-close look at medical helicopter
• Elizabethtown Fire Department to conduct hydrant testing
• Evers in as East Bladen athletics director
• BCC to host GED program
• Bladenboro Christmas parade canceled
• West Bladen earns Wachovia Cup award
• Bladenboro board adopts "tight" budget
• Steve Lesane named Gang Prevention and Intervention Contractor for Elizabethtown
• WL Water Park earns Chamber award
• Tractor-trailer and car crash Monday
• Bladen Schools faculty members named LEARN NC coordinators
• Grandfather charged with raping 8-year-old
• Teen drowns at White Lake
• Her career has come full circle
• Bladen's Relay teams still working to raise funds to fight cancer
• Shelter re-opens after closing for distemper outbreak
• School district makes changes
• CORRECTION and More Info about picture
• Bladen Journal time Capsule
• White Lake adopts budget
• Mike Merritt Scholarship Ride seeking sponsors/donors
• Star Telephone receives Outstanding Chamber Member Award
• Mentoring workshop to take place Aug 10
• County gets pelted by storm Monday
• Getting started . . . above ground
• Tropical disturbance forms
• Bladen Schools get report card
• Snake causes blackout in Elizabethtown
• Coach pitch teams to descend on Clarkton for tournament
• I remember Mrs. Mary, the postmaster
• 4-H’er Meet Legislators at Citizenship Focus Event
• E'town tables decision on proposed median
• Summer Reading program on tap for July
• Tuition increase not expected to impact enrollment at BCC
• Cole honored with Caring Person Award
• American Red Cross to offer class
• Community Input Needed for Schools
• Knights name new baseball coach
• Commissioners to hold public hearing on budget
• Groundbreaking held for Farmers Market
• Farm work
• White Oak man under $352,000 bond
• Bladen student opens event in Kentucky
• An opportunity to turn a school around
• Commissioners approve budget
• Last Day of School
• Red Cross to offer program
• Rand serves as Keynote Speaker at Chamber banquet
• E'town council gets gang initiative grant, names Lesane coordinator
• E'town Police make arrests
• Dedication and passion for educating children are her traits
• Downtown Elizabethtown on schedule to receive makeover
• Memories of "the lake" in summer
• Twelve cases of Swine Flu in the state
• New taxes taking effect on tanning beds
• Board nixes zoning request
• Lucas accepted for West Point Summer Leaders Seminar
• Robeson man indicted by grand jury on first degree murder charges
• Fireworks are scheduled for the Fourth of July
• Elizabethtown Baptist Church to give away school supplies
• White Lake Water Fest committee presents check to Staci’s Corner
• New auction items are now up for bid
• Bladen County Sheriff's Office receives grant to improve courthouse security
• Joint church group to erect Godly billboards
• Family finally has answers to lingering illness
• Christmas in July is Saturday
• Water Festival celebrates 31st year
• Internet Sweepstakes ban voted in by the NC General Assembly: move disappoints area Internet Sweepst
• Staying mum: incoming commissioners keep quiet over sheriff flap
• American Legion to burn unserviceable flags
• Monday storms wreak havoc in county
• She stays busy with church and Habitat for Humanity
• Classic Cruisers Car Club to hold 12th Annual “Made in the Shade” open car and truck sho
• Hotcakes kick off a cool day in Ammon
• New website ready for tax payers
• Commissioners conduct hearing on proposed budget
• State looking into voting complaint
• White Lake winner
• Bladen man missing since Sunday
• Boy Scouts collect 1,150 pounds of aluminum cans to recycle
• A trip to take a friend a pair of crutches in St. Pauls, turned deadly for a Bladen County woman
• BCC fall semester enrollment could again break record
• Van and tractor-trailer collide on Monday
• New and familiar faces at the Bladen Journal
• Roberts steps in at Bladen Lakes Primary
• Brisson receives honor
• Little receives honor for service
• E'town council adopts budget Monday
• Scott Pait moves to White Lake PD
• Keep America Beautiful seeks youth art
• Local man charged with attempting to kill family members
• Kids enjoy AWANA Derby
• Groundbreaking for Cape Fear Farmers Market is Friday
• Paula McLean joins Bladen Journal staff
• Interim sheriff helps put murder suspect back on the street
• Future crosswalk in downtown Elizabethtown.
• Five arrested after shooting spree
• The Blue Devils win Bladen 5 conference
• Memories from White Lake: Soothing waters
• Torch run visits Bladen
• Grant to allow series of classes
• DYB's Bladenboro Tigers Coach Pitch Champs
• Host team eliminated from tournament
• Housing Authority recognized
• Cardboard Boat Race creates excitement at lake
• Pantano outraises McIntyre in second quarter
• Storms could not be found for commissioners to ask him to resign
• US Department of Education awards grant to Bladen County School system
• 4-H summer Academy taking registration
• Summer art camps on tap
• Single vehicle crash sends occupants to the hospital
• She loves to help people
• Winning by Losing
• Jones inks Letter of Intent to attend FSU
• Escaped inmate captured in Elizabethtown
• Memorial Day closings announced
• Sex offender must wear monitoring bracelet
• Family Field Day
• Wreck injures nine people
• Its the people that make a church great
• Leinwand hired
• Veterans Job Fair in Elizabethtown, NC on Nov. 5
• 10th Annual MelFest Bluegrass Festival
• 30th Annual White Lake Water Festival

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