Laurinburg, NC News

• Laurinburg, NC News
• UNCP receives scholarship for disabled students
• Holiday travel up as gas prices dip
• Pet of the Week
• SACS to host tea
• Taste of Africa planned
• Institute reunion this weekend
• Sabon earns Eagle Scout
• Baby of the Year named
• Tribal council called invalid
• Church to debut documentary
• Scotland lab certified
• Nurses celebrated
• Maxton tables waste project
• Extreme challenge
• Emergency services’ workers recognized
• Crime Reports for May 12, 2012
• Senior Games keeps players on their toes
• D.C. field trip
• Gibson, Parks to marry
• Legacy Class to graduate
• Crime Reports for May 11, 2012
• Moore graduates
• Laurel Fest celebrates 10th year of fun
• Crime Reports for May 10, 2012
• Crime Reports for May 9, 2012
• Health Care Week celebrated
• NC voters approve marriage proposal
• Road Scholar program to visit Scotia Village
• Scotland farmer aids Community Garden
• East Laurinburg fest ‘a success’
• Scotland students give DNA its day
• Baby of the Year
• Pierce wins workforce award
• Scotland jobless rate drops
• Bike to Build is back
• Early voting goes slow
• Native son to speak at service
• St. Andrews University Pipe Band finishes second
• Scotland tries to curb co-sleeping
• School board not on ballot
• Pet of the Week
• RCC plans day of fun, awareness
• Scotland Special Olympics Tuesday
• Golden Corral to host kid fundraiser
• Bookmobile revises routes
• Schools told to expect cuts
• Maxton drowning investigated
• Covington gets pet education
• Police make drug arrests
• Rush scholarship applicants sought
• Writers Forum offers diversity
• St. Mary to hold fish fry
• Fraud task force looking for examples
• Farm Bureau celebrates members
• AARP to focus on flexibility
• Local Dems convention Saturday
• Locals enjoy day at races
• Distinguished poets reading Thursday
• Volunteer troop
• Fan Fever
• MLK trip grants offered
• Graduation ticket rumors dispelled
• Willis earns China internship
• Davis basic training grad
• Manager: County ‘serious’ about budget problems
• Big of heart
• First Baptist Church to host Easter musical
• Write stuff
• Something to dance about
• Pet of the Week
• Graham celebrates 107th
• Elite Dancers place
• Elite Dance wins gold
• Primary Health care opens
• Pridgen: Hoke teacher scapegoated
• Memorial symposium to begin today
• Fashion forward
• NC jobless above 10 percent
• Hamlet business gets bomb threat
• Pellet plant fire rekindles
• Givens holds annual fundraiser
• Marlboro landfill ruling expected
• Fire cause sought
• “Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans
• Pre-K registration starts Monday
• Comedian Jeff Allen to visit Cole
• Hills celebrate 70th
• Johnson celebrates 90th
• Council balks on administrator
• Sunday in the Park seeks sponsors
• District 8 candidate opposes Lumbee recognition
• State: ID needed for pain pills
• Psyched about Suess
• Congressional art contest
• IEJ celebrates Black History
• Brain buddies make visit
• Two file at board of elections
• Weekend music, culture festival to be held at UNCP
• Fire prompts school bus inspections
• Hospitalist joins team fulltime
• On the road again
• Quick returns to Gibson church
• Whitley in District 8 race
• ‘Roadshow’ returns
• UNCP choir to perform
• Health Department could be consolidated
• Deputies: Robbery averted
• Wagram blood drive held Saturday
• Wingate choir to appear Thursday
• Tolls planned for neighboring county
• Solar farm gets hearing
• Lady Scots Conference Tourney champs
• Red Cross classes offered
• Arts honored Thursday
• Department adds K-9 officer
• Pair arrested for drugs
• Haney to run for county board
• Patterson: County on track for water profits
• Byrd advances in speech contest
• Food drive in final weekend
• New Arrivals: Births in Scotland County
• Laurinburg Meritor shines
• Financial reporting recognized
• Pet of the Week
• Gibson, Bennett file for county seats
• Scout Week
• Lunch and Lent
• Love offering
• United Way reaches goal
• Robinson to kick off campaign in Biscoe
• Old yearbooks on sale today
• Ladies in red
• Dial graduates from basic training
• Caucus honors Rogers
• Former band director dies
• GOP looking to take governorship
• Laurinburg Housing wins grant
• Incumbents announce candidacy
• ‘Perfect storm’
• Family loses everything to fire
• School board to review bids
• Couple charged as crack dealers
• Senior pairs bridge planned
• Grant to repair county homes
• Town and gown
• Role model
• Historic property receives addition
• Tax scam warning offered
• DPI: School crime up slightly
• Miss UNCP crowned
• Virus outbreak reported
• Norton grabs season high
• Lambda Chapter meets
• John Blue House gets historic addition
• Virus outbreak reported
• ‘Young at Heart’ holds soup sale
• Kiwanis pancake feast begins Friday
• Psychic returns to city
• The Healing Force to play Feb. 11
• Board addresses fund balance
• Washington Park apartments dedicated
• Youth arrested for drugs
• The Constitutionalist
• Scotland judge to headline event
• Norton Insurance Agency appointed
• Shakir: Money would aid elections
• Deputies: Closet full of marijuana
• Scots upset Hoke
• Dunbar appointed
• Founder’s Day
• Lincoln-Reagan dinner Friday
• Music masters
• Wagram reviews grant options
• Big smile, bigger heart
• Library evacuated after gas scare
• McIntyre to run for Senate
• Man tries to grab toddler
• Wagram man killed in accident
• Third home destroyed by fire
• Division engineer named
• Wrecks kill two
• Student with Laurinburg ties debates British
• Blind bowlers get league
• Coey speaker at Women’s Health
• Wagram man killed
• Red and White Dance to aid students
• Pet of the Week
• RCC President’s and Dean’s list
• North Laurinburg School awards students
• Prayer breakfast this weekend
• Hospice golf event slated for April
• Carolina Rebellion coming to Rockingham Speedway
• News Briefs for Feb. 2
• Scots sign with colleges
• Fire bakes 21,000 chickens
• City offers drug cards
• NC treasurer to speak at E-summit
• Encore to present ‘Tuesdays’
• SAU soccer coach resigns
• Band masters
• Fire guts houses
• Chamber APP goes live
• Suit: Scotland District ‘irrational
• St. Mary to hold food drive
• School plans February Fiesta
• Official: County finances troubled
• System remains in the black as lunch menus go greener
• Dance, music group to perform at SACS
• College savings plan pushed
• Band masters
• St. Andrews men just miss flying fleet
• McLaurin to run for Senate
• Man arrested on sex charges
• Board recommends gun ban
• Scotland Christian Academy Honor Roll
• Conseling center opens doors
• Former Scotland director to speak
• Collard plate sale
• RCC nursing program get high marks
• Sound decision
• Scotland basketball
• Cremen assistant Lacrosse coach
• Fleet outshoot Knights
• Rockingham mayor to run for Purcell seat
• RCC students pass NCLEX
• Cremen to assist St. Andrews Lacrosse
• Community writers sought for forum
• Dennis nominated for Navel Academy
• Back to Work tour starts here
• McIntyre for governor?
• Sturdivant retires from RCC
• Drug card use now encouraged
• Career expo planned
• Maxton chamber dinner sold out
• Pet of the Week
• Maxton Chamber dinner tonight
• One injured in drive-by
• More than 50 pot plants seized
• Correction
• Tractor Supply manager named
• System blocks Scotland meth labs
• The Paper Doll Project
• Hagan hints at development
• Cole series at mid-point
• Blind Bowling league on a roll
• Scotland students on Dean’s List
• Willow winners
• ‘End of Days’ seminar held
• St Andrews honors fallen solider
• Stamp prices rise
• Pierce, Goodman plan to file
• Gala offers animals heartfelt hope
• Laurinburg trio arrested for drugs
• Ministry to host couple event
• Laurel Hill trio arrested
• Just for women
• Candidates make case
• Purcell declines reelection
• Shred-It and Operation Medicine Drop next month
• Davis appointed RCC trustee
• Thomas joins OrthoCarolina-Scotland of Laurinburg
• Shred-It progam returns
• Biodiesel business eyeing Scotland
• New and improved
• Hagan in Laurinburg Friday
• Gun issue clarified
• Student to play in tournament
• Chamber to host annual review
• Miss UNCP
• Adams pushes teamwork
• Scotland Women’s Care welcomed
• In as Much
• Military exercise returns to Scotland
• Chamber ot host annual review
• Kimbrell’s to lose longtime manager
• St Andrews to host Psycho Poets
• The Way We Were
• Grads told to ‘dream big’
• ’YEA’ grabs national attention
• Heart disease, cancer top killers
• Pet of the Week
• ‘Liars showdown’ held Saturday
• Williamson warms to new role
• Public squares off over guns
• Mayor: Town faces woes
• Democrats launch Facebook page
• United Way nears goal
• Industry looking at airbase
• Williamson competes
• Former governor to speak
• City meeting tonight
• Scotia Village goes ‘green’
• Taxpayers get early start
• Rezoning request could create 40 jobs
• County health options considered
• Scotch Gardeners donate to library
• Museum may close
• City and county meet
• ‘End of Life’ workshops offered
• King’s life, legacy celebrated
• Partners In Ministry youth learn canning
• St. Andrews writers’ forum announced
• City to address rezoning
• Museum seeks funding
• Delta Kappa Gamma meets
• Manager recognized
• Two accused of shooting Maxton man
• Hughes focuses on membership
• Scotland GOP favors Romney
• Gibson to seek grant
• City-county discuss water sale
• Church News
• Survey says
• Walking with awareness
• Pet of the Week
• United Way nears goal
• Input on gun issue sought
• Business after hours
• Energy help available
• Hospital entry reopened
• Dog fighting ring
• Gibson mulls new equipment
• Ministers seek game change
• Horne judged good judge
• Work nears completion
• St Andrews to celebrate King's life, work
• Educators nationally certified
• Scotland High to hold Financial Literacy Night
• McDow appointed by governor
• Scotland ups certified educators
• King Day events planned
• City considers solar permit
• Scotland to provide college knowledge
• Maxton joint meeting planned
• Springhill help
• Chamber honors service
• Celebrity dinner plans underway
• Filing begins next month
• Community Calendar for Thursday, Jan. 5
• Day of service
• Maxton firefighter killed
• Maxton firefighter killed
• Kissell meets with Scotland chamber officials
• GOP debate get personal
• GOP curbs teachers’ union
• SACS warns UNCP
• Slain Maxton man convicted drug dealer
• Hospital shows growth
• Chamber dinner Tuesday
• Red Cross assisted ‘hundreds of thousands’ in 2011
• Water district projects profit
• UNCP wins coveted art accreditation
• Pet of the Week:Bosco
• Pet of the Week
• Police blame DWI for accident
• Lodge election
• Scotland jobless 16.6
• RCC enrollment jumps
• Football team recognized by county
• Deputies: Maxton killed during B&E
• Start your engines?
• Conservation funds available to Scotland County
• Cold-weather car care
• Liars host fifth competition
• Foster parent training offered
• Protection money
• Holiday rectial held
• Joint water facility considered
• Laurel Hill family charged with drugs
• O’ Christmas tree
• Car strikes tree
• Music school performs holiday recital
• Year in Review
• First baby of year celebrated
• Peele son
• Post 50 plans memorial park
• New laws in effect
• Gas prices to rise
• Bridge club celebrates anniversary
• City seeks to honor attorney
• Huddle House to reopen
• County board to meet next week
• Hospital to review year
• Post 181 winners named
• Scotland 4th in pregnant teens
• Watch night
• New gun law causes stir
• Scotland tops state jobless chart
• Jones: Residents aid arrests
• Airport makes easement deal
• ‘Masters Men’ to perform Jan. 8
• Wagram celebrates community garden
• Autism Society holds party
• Program seeks volunteers
• Trio arrested in Gibson drug bust
• ‘Masters Men’ to perform Jan. 8
• Lower gas drives higher holiday travel
• FirstBank robbed again
• Christmas compassion
• Lower gas drives higher travel
• City clerk gets send off
• FirstBank hit again
• Laurel Hill FirstBank robbed
• Dean drops election appeal
• Pet of the week
• City approves Facebook page
• Laurinburg to get tractor supply store
• City to get Facebook page
• Laurinburg gets tractor retailer
• RCC registrar retiring
• City employees recognized
• Maxton Learning Center gets high marks
• Instructor, students ‘give back’
• Serving those that served
• Painting workshop planned
• Kissell bill to nix baggage fee
• Santa to visit library
• UNCP gets grant
• Hospice’s Murray earns designation
• Connecting schools with the community
• Chief jailer named
• Making Chirstmas merry
• Kissell bill to nix baggage fee
• ‘Dust and Ashes’ to perform
• Scots on a Roll announced
• Rotary distributes dictionaries
• Scotland students place at FBLA competition
• Scots on a Roll announced
• ‘Truck Stop’ drug arrest made
• Winning way
• NAACP ‘Wonderland’ Thursday
• Rotary completes dictionary project
• Santa to visit library
• Spreading some Christmas Cheer
• Locals place at FBLA regional
• Tribes marks historical dates
• UNCP to receive grant funding
• Atkinson joins Purcell Clinic
• Lumber River Workforce Board honors Scotland businesses, indviduals
• Food drive
• Atkinson joins Purcell Clinic
• Walmart campaign touches local project
• Assisted living facility proposed
• Flying high
• Pair charged with murder, robbery attempt
• Workforce Development Board recognizes Scotland businesses, indviduals
• Wagram food drive successful
• Byrd daughter
• Students aid Wagram food bank
• Student artists tapped for card
• Talk of the town
• Flying high: Scotland man wins airplane competition
• Blood drive Friday
• Oban exchange marks 20th year
• Celtic Christmas program planned
• Santa, restaurant to host toy drive
• Blood drive Friday
• Wagram to hold Santa event
• RCC to share $1.6 mil.
• Celtic Christmas program Sunday
• Laurinburg Board of Realtors elects officers
• Santa breakfast planned for Wagram
• School board officers elected
• Hospital closes entrance for renovations
• Brown elected school chair
• Oban Exchange students selected
• Rite of passage
• St. John holds cantata
• Maxton picks interim maanger
• Tribe offers free holiday meal
• County: Audit no surprise
• Scotland Health Care gains center
• King Day program taking shape
• Maxton parade draw festive crowd
• Protest delays Maxton swearing-in
• Family held up
• Maxton parades holiday spirit
• Out the GATE
• Swearing-in delayed
• Hospital entrance closed
• St. Andrews to hold MLK celebration
• Church holds musical
• Locklear son
• Dothan to hold candlelight service
• Red Cross Christmas cards offered
• Ministry assists community
• Financial workshop held
• Santa visits ‘Wonderland’ this weekend
• Davis to sign new book Saturday
• Salloum joins Scotland Surgical
• Hospital honors volunteers
• ECA holds annual meeting
• Club dedicates Hospice garden
• Scouts provide ‘Christmas Cheer’ for needy
• City clerk retires Dec. 30
• Handgun resolution considered
• Project engages rural youth
• Officer brings holiday cheer
• Scotland Health holds board meeting
• St. Andrews holds benefit reading
• Fire department celebrates expansion
• Parade packs main street
• Scots Win!
• Maxton woman sentenced in murder
• Liguori named Scottish Foods VP
• Destiny Realized
• Scotland on title cusp
• Medicare deadline approaching
• Team brings unity to Scotland
• Speaker gives students ‘uplift’
• Scouts to hold parade ‘coat float’
• Purcell discusses redistricting
• Parade lineup announced
• Conservative groups recognized Scotland lawmaker
• Laurinburg police seek shooter
• City seek grant for aging trees
• UNCP social work accredited
• Conservatives recognize Pridgen
• Police seek shooter
• Maxton to show off firehouse
• City seeks tree grant
• Providing Christmas cheer
• Clerk shot, killed
• Meals and memories
• Store clerk shot, killed
• Senate throws out Racial Justice Act
• Myatt joins Women’s Center
• Volunteers sought
• Senate tosses Racial Justice Act
• ‘New and different’
• Message to the masses
• Encore to present ‘Acts’
• Lawmakers back in session
• 'Who-ville' returns to 'Cheraw-ville'
• Callahan-Lopez named top health professional
• Spring Hill Middle School honor roll
• Festival of Trees Sunday
• Scotland gets heating help
• Tour of homes
• Group focuses on disease
• Christmas parade Sunday
• Pembroke Magazine returns
• Tree lighting kicks off Capitol Christmas
• Holiday concert Sunday
• Highlander awards close Wednesday
• Holiday spirit returns
• Christmas concert Sunday
• Robeson man charged in murder
• Health pro awarded
• Man arrested after chase
• DA stance questioned
• New laws effective Thursday
• Deadline extended for flood victims
• Championship bound
• Scotland NAACP questions DA stance on Racial Justice Act
• Laurel Hill Christmas tree lighting planned
• 6th shooting victim dies
• Tom Wicker, Hamlet native dies
• Pathways provides holiday meal
• Memorial honors ‘loved ones’
• Missing Maxton man found
• Black Friday frenzy
• Christmas shower
• New businesses expected
• Fashion Forward
• St. John to hold Moravian Love Feast
• Pet of the Week for November 25
• Nazareth to honor three
• YEA takes ZipQuest
• Main Street courts food
• Congressional medal
• Crisis center plans trainings
• Williamson appointed to City Council
• Trash pickup causes confusion
• Christmas illumination
• Brooks sworn in as tribe chairman
• The Thanksgiving spoon
• Williamson appointed to council
• Library to hold book signing
• Mayor sworn in
• Pilot luminaries Dec. 10
• Meals and Memories launched
• Williams to head caucus
• Tuscaroras to stress unity
• ‘Team effort’ pledged
• Library to hold book signing
• Marshall James remembered
• Sex offender round up
• Optimist Club Tree Lot
• Schools partner with United Way, Domino’s
• New staff help enrollment challenge
• Hospice helps with final wish
• Medical check up
• All in a day's work
• Holiday concert Dec. 4
• Kissell: Balanced budget needed
• UNCP to bump tuition
• Rupard indicted on fraud
• Artists showcased
• New heart center celebrated
• Purple Crying Initiative
• St Andrews makes the grade
• Rupard indicted on fraud charges
• Health department changes considered
• Coupons offer ends Tuesday
• Thanksgiving service to be held
• Optimist tree sale begins
• SMH joins PURPLE Crying Initiative
• Laurinburg firm wins third labor award
• Pet of the Week
• Scots on a Roll
• Lowery wins Tribal seat
• Maxton agrees on fire contract
• Girl Scouts donate blankets
• Maxton manager resigns
• Mill Prong holds open house
• Service Thread wins award
• Marshall to speak at church event
• Christmas on Main Sunday
• The Crucible this weekend
• Cruisers give Cheer
• St. Mary bazaar Nov. 19
• Top Kiwanian
• Wagram announces honor roll students
• Students get college first look
• DA opposes Racial Justice Act
• Fond farewell
• The Crucible this weekend
• Cruisers give Cheer
• Church hosts charity golf event
• ‘Marlowe’ auditions planned
• Alexander returns to United Way
• Spellers e-x-c-e-l
• Serving those who served
• ‘Marlowe’ auditions set
• Four seek tribal chair
• SS payments ‘critical’ to county
• Crime fighters
• St Andrews open house Saturday
• Covington gets virtual classrooms
• Lions fete VIPs
• Silver alert issued for missing Maxton man
• Visually impaired compete at tournament
• Kissell honors vets
• FCC gets training funds
• Collard festival held Nov. 12
• Breast cancer awareness urged
• Scotland veterans honored
• FCC get training funds
• Purcell: Smoke law helping
• Candidate decries spending
• November is Adoption Awareness Month
• Labor of Love
• Marston man arrested on drug charges
• County declines school facilities
• Campbell’s Kids for a cure
• Writers sought for forum
• President: RCC strong, vibrant
• St Andrews to celebrate church connection
• Writers sought for forum
• Candidates trade accusations
• Church ties celebrated
• Laurel Hill carving contest
• ‘Cookies for inmates’ drive planned
• Miss Marlboro Academy this weekend
• President: RCC vibrant
• S.C. man charged in murder try
• Food drive to aid needy
• Hagan to support scholarship
• Lecture explores the known, unknown and unknowable
• Family pet photo event Nov. 12
• Scottish Pilot Club names Jewell Sweetheart of the Year
• Two Laurinburg performers named to All-American teams
• Conder named Citizen of the Year
• Hagan to tour Maxton plant
• Job seminar held
• Local Mayberry enthusiast receives award
• Autism Society inducts new executive board
• Game fever
• Early voting heavy in Scotland
• St Andrews teams wins at Duke
• Effort to aid animal control
• Motorcycle ride to benefit scholarship in honor of Jason Byrd
• United Way Call-a-Thon held today
• Library gets early Christmas
• Special Olympics gears up
• Library gets ‘early Christmas’
• LRCOG honors Wagram resident
• NAACP honors educators
• Downtown gets coffee shop
• Summit to aid unemployed
• Hunt sentenced in arson
• Four join Delta Kappa Gamma
• Maxton to settle fire dispute
• Tributes for special Veterans tabloid wanted
• Chair: Reach outside GOP
• Summit to aid jobless
• Tribute to Scotland vets planned
• Marlboro Academy recognizes head master, honor roll students
• Dentist scholarship awarded
• Untitled
• Laurinburg Institute story on film
• Laurel Hill loses power
• Tribe: HUD probe at end
• Candidates address Democratic women
• Oyster roast tickets on sale
• Man charged as crack dealer
• Bushoven to be featured reader at Writers forum
• Thief turns out town lights
• Auction to aid cause
• Film sheds light on Institute
• Laurinburg to host horse show
• Pet of the Week
• Laurinburg to host horse show Saturday
• Quick response
• Halloween-themed events begin
• United help
• Businesses see the light
• Internet down - again
• Service Academy nominations due Nov. 1
• Fire damages home
• Storyteller’s miraculous tale
• Cox named outstanding health educator for state
• Harvest Day Oct. 27
• Senior mugged at Food Lion
• Todd earns Eagle Scout
• Sharp dressed man: McNeill finishes first in show
• Developer: No go on project
• Businesses see the light
• Service Academy seeking Scotland seniors
• Shag classes set
• Gravity Hill work sought
• Raynor to lead health department
• City says no to complex
• District event to aid business
• Cox honored for work
• Mystery to benefit literacy council
• County revenue considered
• Partnership hits goals
• Exchanging thanks
• Patrol plans crack down
• UNCP forms HR society
• NAACP to honor small businesses
• Food service training offered
• NAACP to recognize businesses
• UNCP forms HR society
• ‘Unspoken Word’ event canceled
• Sweet victory
• Alzheimer’s walk to be held
• Red Cross receives quilts
• Tribe opens complex for Scotland seniors
• Laurinburg educator to head sustainable agriculture program
• Jones joins Sterling GI Services
• Lumbee Elder Court opens
• Jones joins practice
• UNCP adds track
• RCC offices to move to incubator
• Purcell on task force
• Ritz adds raffle
• Students get life-saving lessons
• Taking a leap
• ‘Parents Night Out’ to be held
• Fashion show winners named
• Ritz adds raffle
• SACS seeks scariest stories
• Hasty tourney raises $10,000
• Hasty tourney raises $10,000
• Riding program honored
• Alford to perform at Northwest Harvest Ministries
• Church to hold lecture series
• Calling all bakers
• Success story: Scotland County 4-H
• Downtown Ghostwalk planned
• Spooken Word
• Pet of the Week
• St Andrews gets $1 million
• School officials work on career, college promise
• Robin Sage returns
• Brian Rush Day to be held
• Gibson church to hold Harvest Sunday
• Investor discusses ‘new normal’
• Block, Parker offer different visions
• Deese to lead city planning
• John Blue draws crowd
• ‘Old Fashion’ play to be held
• Festival fans flock
• Stop brings drug charges
• Blocks address Democratic Women
• Candidate forum to be held
• Development questioned
• Students learn about science hands-on
• Wood to appear in Marlboro play
• Oxendine named director
• Scottish students arrive
• Champs marks 25th
• Festival prep underway
• Red Cross helping neighbors
• Project Find underway
• Shaw outstanding grad
• Alltel holds casting call
• Birth Announcements for October 7
• Simmons installs school’s first solar system
• Pet of the Week
• Musical gives voice to Civil War
• School spirit
• Entertainment for the ages
• Sasseen tourney winners announced
• Habitat work begins Monday
• Coin show comes to Laurinburg
• Lumbee tribal rolls to close
• St. Andrews band wins third
• Service awarded
• Pennywise strikes again
• Training money available
• City residents oppose project
• County’s inmate costs rise
• Guide grows up with festival
• Armed clown robs store
• Mac’s gets new name, owner
• Event brings crowds, heritage to area
• With a smile
• Olde Timey Fair returns
• Pet of the Wee for October 1
• State to probe death
• Pet blessing Sunday
• Hasty Memorial tourney
• Memorist offers advice to teens
• Fighting spirit
• Shop offers Taylor-made Cuts
• ‘In As Much’ provides care
• Williams brings message of hope
• NCDOT to offer workshop
• Funeral home investigated
• DKG chapter holds meeting
• Feed mill accident
• Scotland celebrates 4-H
• Scottish heritage celebrated at games
• Murphy Brown worker killed
• Optimists celebrate 50th
• Jobless rate dips
• St. Andrews wins equestrian shows
• Pilot program
• Dentist named Fellow
• Writer to discuss American Dream
• Voter deadline nears
• Local author to hold book signing
• Beitler: Lift business burden
• Hunt named director
• Competitiveness forum
• Kuumba draws crowd
• Relay for Life a success
• Pierce named to committee
• Teen wins national award
• Lamb joins practice
• ‘Born teacher’ retires
• Pipe band places
• Kissell honors volunteers
• Incubator plans approved
• Laurinburg native goes ‘Extreme’
• Clergyman promotes funeral protocols
• St. Andrews becomes university
• Book signing Saturday
• Name change
• Sheriff’s office adds K-9 unit
• Employing older workers week official
• Diabetes Fair
• Relay opens tonight
• BLUE GRASS JAM WITH DAVID HOLT — AN AWESOME AFTERNOON FOR ALL!
• Pet of the Week
• City stumped over killing of community Christmas tree
• Lighting US 74 exits ‘critical’
• Duo to launch concert series
• Haiku specialist speaks
• Sasseen tournament held
• Relay for Life event full of fun
• Renowned physicist to speak
• Bank night tonight
• Artists reflect talent, heritage
• Church to hold annual plate sale
• SAT scores inch up
• Pilots to host games
• Council urged to say yes to YEA
• Memorist to speak
• Fish fry to benefit homes
• Day of Caring volunteers assist agencies
• YEA to offer business know-how
• Teachers recognized for work
• Charity sale to aid nonprofits
• Recipes sought for cookbook
• Patient advocacy workshop Oct.14
• Tournament planned in memory of John Hasty
• Chamber “flies in” for summit
• Up in the air
• Corporations aid Relay effort
• Live and lively
• Survivors ready to Relay
• ARTScotland to hold meeting
• Day of Caring today
• Group hosts ‘spirited’ dinner
• Pet of the Week
• Stout’s contract extended
• Supporters prepare luminaries for Life
• Retailer eyes city
• Gun-play
• Church welcomes pastor
• Bluegrass returns to Scotland
• Four hope to represent area
• Grads pushed to be ready
• Pilot Club of Laurinburg
• Elder care workshop
• A thousand in one
• 9-11 Parade
• Report: SAPC miltary-friendly
• ‘Booze and Lose’ nets 45
• Caregivers workshop held
• Scotland holds parade, events
• RDPIM sponsors tournament
• Scotland takes its shot at the flu
• Jameson Inn recognized
• County hears water study
• Parker: Back to basics
• Adoration to perform in ‘Gospel Jubilee’
• Scotland remembers
• Pet of the Week
• Gibson man wins big — again
• Barbershop shooting arrest made
• Red Cross honors volunteer
• Milhouse to speak on Grandparents Day
• Next Dominion to hold anniversary
• ‘Gravity Hill’ invites submissions
• Yappy Hour a ‘success’
• Incubator work to begin
• Tutor recognized — literally
• Young leaders sought
• Native stars in ‘Courageous’ film
• Teachers’ tea held
• Faith Honors 80s and over
• East Laurinburg Pentecostal Holiness Church Welcomes New Pastor
• Chavis earns pilot’s license
• Displaced workers get business start
• United Way hosts Day of Caring
• Police arrest four in connection to shooting
• Parker headlines Forum
• Firsthealth CEO named
• Witmore holding book signing Friday
• Chamber award celebrated
• Pizza Inn to host fundraiser
• College welcomes six
• Chavis earns pilot’s license
• Health officials push diabetes awareness
• Health officials push diabetes awareness
• Mayor declares Chamber Day
• Internships offer insight
• Pair named to RCC board
• Chamber Ireland tour planned
• Scotland Joblink awarded
• Remembering 9/11
• Deity of Jesus
• Literacy month celebrated
• The music man
• St. Mary’s event Saturday
• Two candidates filed to represent Scotland County
• College bound
• Fish fry serves up fellowship
• Humane Society to hold open house
• Jubilee offers ‘variety’
• Police charge accused shooter
• Storm knocks out newspaper's email
• Shelter dedicated
• Humane Society to hold ‘Yappy Hour’
• Families shoot it out
• Resident pens poetry
• Irene — a breeze
• Man killed in crash
• School speeding fine jumps
• Maxton native wins award
• Jobless rate up
• Pierce: State needs job plan now
• 911 events to be held
• Pet of the Week
• Students offered science challenge
• Students return smooth
• Kuumba brings ‘creativity’ to Laurinburg
• Settlement meeting set for Indian farmers
• Fall Writers’ Forum
• Out on a limb?
• United Way receives donation
• Money workshop planned
• Relay gets slice of pizza profits
• Library celebrates 70th
• Back to School for Laurinburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• RCC grads showcase robotic arm project
• Freeman joins Maxton practice
• Veterans health team to visit Laurinburg
• Belk to host engagement party
• Sasseen tournament set
• Scotland braces for Irene
• Group to attend King unveiling
• Keadle:Limit government
• Oh Henry
• Lumbee council filing
• Maxton ABC store revamped
• Locals take a trip of lifetime
• Local storyteller in national festival
• SAPC challenges new students
• Turnout heavy for ‘Back to School’
• Chamber to celebrate honor
• Scotland seat open
• Anniversary marks trip of a lifetime
• Community welcomes students
• Keadle to speak
• Freshman urged to ‘dig deep’
• UNCP welcomes new students
• Day of Caring postponed
• Accreditation celebrated
• City seeks answers to shootings
• Young Democrats get group
• New Hope holds anniversary
• McPhatter honored for leadership
• Laurinburg gets new dentist
• Pet of the Week
• Troop kayaks “beautiful resource”
• NAACP readies to ready students
• SEarCH is on
• School event in 11th year
• DMV shuts for a day
• Scotland health partner ranked high
• Trade show seen as helpful
• Maxton seeks clarity on gym
• Tribe’s HUD debt trimmed
• Pageant to feature local contestants
• School waivers honored
• Band prepares fall spectacle
• School lunch prices increase
• Board briefed on procedures
• Maxton fire investigated
• Kayden’s ride
• Local Internet to get boost
• Search for missing teen now underway
• Filing closed for local elections
• Outreach program targets elementary school students
• Local author publishes philosophical treatise
• St. Luke hosts ecumenical gathering
• UNCP scores 100
• Arrest made in missing Laurel Hill teen case
• Cool it
• Washington Park give Hardy welcome
• Chamber ‘validated’ by award
• Arrest made in mising teen case
• Carpenter’s Assembly brunch
• Vet homecoming planned
• Doctors, friends join clinic
• Virtual groundbreaking today
• Kissell: Business incubator to bring jobs, investment
• Residency rubs some wrong
• Gospel concert Friday
• Towering tomatoes
• Hepatitis threat linked to restaurant
• Incubator to create jobs, investment
• Scotland gets $2 mil. to improve roads
• H.E.L.P. opens new business center
• SHS tweaks dress code
• Blood drive Aug. 16
• ‘Cuts for Mutts’ to benefit animals
• Board opposes RCC merger
• Scotland gets $2 mil. to fix roads
• Missing Laurel Hill teen found
• Marston resident retires after three decades at RCC
• Blue honey returns
• McKay retires from RCC
• Missing Laurel Hill teen found
• Cooling station remains open
• Man shot to death
• UNCP reorganizes student services
• RCC welcomes UNCP chancellor
• Laurinburg wins Chamber of the Year Award
• Our View: Kindest cut
• Flag presentation
• Despite setbacks, outlook up
• Ivey basic training graduate
• Best in the nation
• Lumbee rehab services moved
• Two injured in Carver St. shootout
• Early College move “win-win”
• Laurel Hill teen missing
• UNCP seeking teacher aides
• Pet of the Week
• Smokey’s celebrates opening
• Tax-free weekend starts
• RCC exceeds state standards
• Remodeler dontates to town
• Authorities continue search for missing girl
• McCallum retires after 40 years in education
• RCC opposes trustee consolidation
• Training event to focus on child obesity
• RCC honors released
• AAA: Scotland sees fewer crashes
• ‘National Night Out’ draws hundreds
• Leak files for council
• County ponders energy savings plan
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow returns
• Fish fry to provide soul food
• Longtime Scotland educator steps down
• Laurinburg National Night Out tonight
• Krazy Feet Cloggers perform
• Moms: Stay connected
• Scholarship awarded for commitment to church and community
• Scotland jobless rate up
• UNCP revamps text book buys
• Pizza maker provides slice of profits to Literacy Council
• Dunbar serves as page
• Pierce wins Sunshine Award
• National Night Out takes stand against crime
• Hasty Realty opens new office
• Catfish catching contest
• Hospice nurses earn certification
• Greenhouse effects
• Senate panel OKs Lumbee bill
• Seniors get computer savvy
• Summer program focuses on gang resistance
• SHS prepares for new school year
• Hospice to host training session
• Pet of the Week
• Wagram Church of God presents scholarships
• Wright to head RCC guided studies
• Animal shelter in ‘crisis mode’
• Civic group wants community center
• Rotary to grow membership
• Maxton magnet for candidates
• Scotland Place opens cooling station
• Scotland Place opens cooling station
• Schools, group in dispute over old Maxton gym
• The Breakfast Clubs
• Lightning strikes Azure Court home
• Owner: ‘Economy killed Mac’s’
• RCC enrollment up
• Anderson retires
• A fan of good deeds
• School registration urged
• SMH nurse retires
• Lightning 'came out of nowhere'
• Parker files for mayor
• Man shot to death at Laundry Mat
• Mac’s restaurant closes
• Summer program feeds 6,300
• Presidential visit
• Newspaper websites post traffic increase
• Parker files for mayor
• Man shot, killed at laundromat
• Schools, Walmart join forces
• New certificate programs at RCC
• Law enforcement group supports DVRCC
• Cheeseburger challenge
• Farm funds may aid disavantaged
• Five schools hit AYP target
• Willie Mason and Friends to make area appearance
• Pair join Hospice
• Maxton native authors book
• City toughens car ordinance
• Seniors see silver success
• Report: More students proficient
• ‘Parent’s Night Out’ the perfect family date
• Musician charged in child rape
• Smith leaves Chamber
• Reward offered in horse “torture”
• Jorgensen awarded Bureau first
• Police receive donation
• Lawmakers ‘tweak’ districts
• 17 to run as filing closes
• Lumber River celebration this weekend
• Student aid
• Spirit of Youth presents awards
• S.C. man shot on Vance Street
• Sheriff ‘taking care of business’ despite cuts
• Campbell’s aids local students
• Pet of the Week
• Foundation awards $10,000 in scholarships
• Two candidates file
• Officials look into impact of wastewater discharge
• Rotary honors own
• Mohawk leaving Laurel Hill
• Block’s plans unclear
• City to tackle employee survey issues
• Blood supply critically low
• Brown Memorials opens extension
• No new filing
• SAPC interns gain experience
• ECA’s service celebrated
• Schools to seek federal funding
• Wagram store robbed
• Four file for elected office
• Pate awarded college scholarship
• Angel Food orders to be taken July 20
• Carver High lives on
• County schools awarded grants
• Local businessman killed in car accident
• Two more candidates file
• After Five event offers fun and prizes
• Hurricane meeting planned for Thursday
• Sellers recognized
• Tackling dyslexia
• Weitkamp to perform Tuesday
• Pittman files
• Game design aded to SAPC offerings
• Students win trophy at national TSA event
• Banner day
• TV star takes part in Laurinburg Institute reunion
• No candidates file
• Beat the heat
• County hiring freeze lifted
• Jobless rate inches up
• Scottish Pilots celebrate 20 years
• Hospitalist joins Scotland Health Care
• Local author publishes second work
• Kissell to seek re-election
• Filing off to slow start
• Simmons finds family at St. Andrews
• Learning Academy moving to new site
• Event promotes men’s health
• Scotland resident makes Hall of Fame
• Study raises funding questions
• Ministerial dinner to be held
• SAPC exchange student gives visit high praise
• Preschoolers learn essential safety skills
• Organizers: Faith golf tourney ‘a big success’
• Scholarship created to honor deceased teen
• Optimist scholarship presented
• Gospel artist headlines dinner
• Schools to lay off teachers
• Tax rates constant for most
• July 4th travel expected to increase
• Pet of the Week
• Dancer plants Krazy Feet in city
• T.V. show to feature Hamlet
• CitiFinancial changes name
• ‘Cutest Kids’ winners announced
• RCC Spanish class guides career path
• Jackie’s Hallmark changes name
• Pilot Club officers installed
• Lumbee tribal rolls reopen
• Gem workshop rocks library
• Gibson pastor honored for service
• Cardiovascular center construction begins
• SAPC art camp planned
• Campbell’s Soup aids health program
• Red Cross banquet held
• St. Andrews merger closer
• City fireworks Monday
• Hospital to host Men’s Health Event Thursday
• Library to hold book signing
• Storm whips Maxton
• County cuts 25 jobs
• City drops tax rate
• Hospice nurses recognized
• Gibson church regains status
• Power presentation
• Storms damage property, utilities
• Finance officer named
• Center graduates 18
• Grants available for food, shelter aid
• Pet of the Week
• Council boosts pedestrian safety efforts
• Public budget hearing tonight
• Ministerial Alliance to hold conference
• Man accused of setting fire
• LDRC chides city for interference
• Ellison visits D.C., meets President
• Officials withhold funds from downtown
• Domestic violence center seeks help
• Found in translation
• Equine business interns share insights
• Ellison: White House visit beneficial
• McRae honored for service to Humane Society
• Humane Society: Bigger budget vital
• Sanford marker dedicated
• Faith golf tourney to be held June 23
• Hospice helps bereaved kids
• Library to begin summer series
• NAACP holds ‘Juneteenth’ Sunday
• Lumbee bill back in Senate
• Pet of the Week
• Students travel to Oban, Scotland
• Councilwoman to meet president
• Couple cited for benefit fraud
• Encore! to hold summer camp
• Scotia blood drive today
• Clark joins surgical practice
• Staying on course
• County drops tax rate
• School principals named
• Election season to begin
• Faith holds 10th annual golf tournament June 23
• Hospice joins AHHC
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Strong awarded
• IEJ awards announced
• Former Laurinburg mayor dies
• Covington transfers stand
• School system cuts jobs
• Wood: System to stay ‘vibrant’
• Scotch Gardeners install new officers
• COMtech raises school funds
• RCC Honor students named
• Marker to honor Sanford’s birthplace
• Former Laurinburg mayor dies
• End to violence urged at vigil for shooting
• Survey: Laurinburg ‘dysfunctional’
• Annual Red Cross luncheon June 23
• Cutest Kids Contest voting ending Wednesday
• New restaurant draws crowds downtown
• IEJ’s Lee named Teacher of the Year
• Maxton looks at layoffs
• Hometown Quartet celebrates milestone
• Organizations team up to promote tarp laws
• Scotland native named to Hall of Fame
• Davis celebrates 90th birthday
• Men — Your health matters
• Hot dog sales aid hungry kids
• Budget talks continue
• Scotland to get Taste of Africa
• RCC in top 10
• Professor passes
• Class takes chicks under wing
• Author and artist to visit UNCP
• Pet of the Week
• Hatchell earns degree from UNC-Charlotte
• Laurinburg men shot at party
• Council gets first look at budget
• Commissioners approve new 911 center
• Man faces multiple drug charges
• Farm Bureau donates to 4-H camp
• Dowdy wins character award
• Wagram grocery store opens
• Mother: Accused feared for life
• School reassignment decision reversed
• St. Andrews surpasses funding goal
• RCC officers named
• Scots for Youth holds fundraiser
• Douglas earns degree
• Academy graduates 23
• City to review budget
• Interest in greenhouse growing
• Two arrested on drug charges
• SHS club raises $1,000 for Red Cross
• New Hope breaks ground
• Laurinburg man charged with double homicide
• Pilot Club awards achievers
• Power play
• Captain D’s sets sales record
• Hurricane precautions urged
• RCC to offer taxidermy class
• Clean School Jam winners named
• College board picks educator
• Callahan graduates basic training
• Tykes on trikes
• Sheriff: Cuts will ‘cripple us’
• Community members begin leadership program
• Maxton library to hold sale
• Laurinburg plays host to beauty pageant
• Pet of the Week
• Police: Store thief nabbed
• Class of ‘56 reunion held
• Young rappers plan summer tour
• Flag ceremony
• Veterans remembered
• Cancer survivors celebrated
• Voting open in Cutest Kids Contest
• Local man authors book
• Bullard graduates
• Four students selected as pages
• Bike event takes off
• Art contest winners named
• Courts costs could rise
• Police officers honored
• Memorial Day ceremony planned
• Jury finds Odum not-guilty
• Gator killed in Laurel Hill
• Group focuses on impact of budget cuts
• United Way director steps down
• SEarCH prepares for move to SAPC
• Psychic medium returns June 11
• Holiday travel up from last year
• Artful dodger
• Cheraw Arts Walkabout set for June 2
• Carver students win stock market competition
• DKG club has successful year
• Rhythm Explosion competes
• VA to host health event
• Splash Pad opens
• Walkers fight MS
• Neighbors charged in drug raid
• Volunteer recognized for work
• Mom, kids earn degrees
• Student elected state secretary
• Twilight Success graduates 5
• Man charged in Laurel Hill hit and run
• Kiwanis scholarships awarded
• Charges brought in 4-year-old rape case
• Gibson dance school to celebrate 50 years
• 4-H to hold fitness camp
• Nurses of Distinction named
• SAPC music school hosts spring recital
• Chamber named finalist
• Child nutrition workers honored
• Scotland grads take first step
• Festivals bring crowds downtown
• RCC, UNCP join forces
• River race brings hundreds to park
• Church builds hopes
• Scotland Early College students graduate RCC
• Technology aids hurricane safety
• Bowling Eye Clinic celebrates 25 years
• Tribe to get new leader
• Festival brings art, entertainment downtown
• Summer enrollment up
• Group seeks speakers
• Scottish Pilot Club hosts Card party
• NAACP hosts Mother of the Year Pageant
• Pet of the Week
• Graduation ceremonies on Internet
• Council funds personnel study
• Allred named outstanding teacher
• Extension provides access to expert advice
• Church celebrates centennial
• McGee completes training
• RCC offers electrical wiring class
• Reunion attendees sought
• River racing returns
• Pair selected for Shelton Challenge
• Microchipping clinic this weekend
• Meritor honors employees
• RCC offering free readiness course
• Galilee to hold ‘Women’s’ weekend
• Lunch service
• Cultural fair held this weekend
• RCC graduates 226 students
• Collectors roadshow coming to city
• St. Andrews accreditation extended
• St. Andrews honors 10
• Todd named COO of Service Thread
• LME stakeholder meeting Wednesday
• RCC pins 46 nursing graduates
• HELP Line opens doors
• Little Scots stand tall
• ‘Clergy Rally’ planned
• Hodges wins Excellence Award
• ‘Laurelfest’ begins tonight
• Library offers Ancestry database
• Man charged in BB gun shooting
• Paranormal team wins litter sweep
• ‘Empowered Youth’ participants sought
• Pet of the Week
• St. John’s to hold plate sale
• IEJ students collect Pennies for Patients
• SAA to close
• Catalinas to open ‘Laurinburg After Five’
• St. John to celebrate 175th
• Turner celebrates 90th birthday
• Bike to Build ‘a big success’
• Scholarship winners announced
• ‘Cutest Kids’ contest begins
• RCC instructor wins national honor
• Entertainment, flowers mark annual Ladies Tea
• 4-H Fashion show
• Thomas named Fellow
• SAPC grads walk
• UNCP awards 673 degrees
• Free dental clinic cancelled
• Hospital Week celebrated
• Leaders complete chamber class
• Carriers seek donations for annual food drive
• Kissell calls for gas price hearings
• Student of the Week
• United Way to manage ‘Safety Town’
• Intern learns life lessons
• Tournament winners announced
• Students visit lawmakers at General Assembly
• ‘Megadump’ to go to trial
• Residents celebrate national ‘Prayer Day’
• Lawmakers told to do ‘right’
• Guard charged with sex with inmate
• Laurinburg Institute graduation Sunday
• Gus and Tucker
• Camp opens for kids of wounded vets
• National Train Day celebrated
• Carver TSA wins at state competition
• Farming couple complete course
• Extension Field Day Tuesday
• Remember your mother this Sunday
• March Madness bracket winners
• Students receive academic awards
• Bike to Build Saturday
• ECAC to host parent workshop
• Business briefs
• Spring Hill students take Amazing Race
• Local man wanted in assault
• Wagram woman wins $10,000
• Board oks landfill bid
• Library to hold sale
• Tribal court hears dispute
• IEJ hosts Beta Club induction
• Birthday wishes
• Dairy farmers to vote May 24
• Icard named to SEDC board
• Samaritian fundraiser May 10
• Residents react to Osama bin Laden’s death
• Weber merger still on
• Lone Ranger rides airwaves
• NAUW hosts pre-teen debutante pageant
• To a tea
• Summit to focus on bullying
• Educators to rally in Raleigh
• Creating healthy kids
• Red Cross, Pizza Inn to hold fundraiser
• Tribe bids for golf course
• Hospice golf tournament
• Local leaders sought
• Baby contest held
• Senior Art Show at Vardell through May 7
• Chamber awards scholarships
• Hospital to require ID
• ACT-SO winners announced
• Pet of the Week
• Hall serves as N.C. House page
• Poets share works, discuss inspiration
• Pet adoptions encouraged
• Library to close for upgrade
• Pierce: Extend jobless benefits
• Maxton man wins Hospice raffle
• ‘Silver Arts’ deadline today
• Ladies tea May 1
• SHS seniors awarded college scholarships
• Day of Prayer May 5
• Pair charged with 19 car break-ins
• Parkinson’s initiative tonight
• MS walk May 14
• Hospice goes ‘green’
• Child guardians recognized
• Storytelling Arts Center seeks local artists
• Lumbee court to review contract
• Autism awareness week starts today.
• Lil’C anniversary held
• Annual egg hunt ending
• ALE charge Wagram pair
• Maxton police officer suspended
• Men arrested in church robberies
• Liquor houses taken down in Richmond, Scotland
• Going for Gold
• Seniors, students face off in quiz bowl
• Pet of the Week
• Garden plots available
• Maxton tries to lure business
• Meditate upon the truth of the resurrection
• Golfers raise funds
• Local woman recalls earthquake
• Goal setter
• SHS principal named
• County cuts considered
• Park event draws thousands
• McLaughlin to join clinic
• ACT-SO competition Saturday
• Connecting to the future
• Scotland Christian Academy Honor Roll
• Film actors sought
• City denies housing complex request
• Exceptional project
• Gibson ‘Fling’ set for April 25
• SAPC gears up for graduation
• Purcell achieves Eagle Scout
• School officials grapple with cuts
• Healthcare volunteers honored
• Restoring Hope gets $15,000 donation
• St. Andrews alumni honored at banquet
• Twisters miss Scotland County
• ‘Spring Fling’ rescheduled
• Head Start wins accreditation
• Individuals named
• Harris named to scholar society
• Child care providers recognized
• Extension faces tough year ahead
• Student of the Week
• Campus crowded for FUNd Run
• Democrat convention today
• City to consider housing complex
• Biggs Street crossing may close
• Gardner to serve
• Facing death, professor talks life
• Birthday celebration
• Loving donation
• Safety award
• Spring Hill announces honor roll
• Folk Music Festival set for Saturday
• Parkinson’s group to discuss disease
• Carver student elected state reporter
• Playstock 2011 this weekend
• Tuttle honored
• Kids’ play
• Be strong and speak on God’s behalf
• Police arrest suspects after recent rash of break-ins
• Library pajama party promotes reading
• Easter egg hunt planned
• Taking flight
• Delta Kappa Gamma host meeting
• Ride-Like-A-Knight show Saturday
• Scotland Christian Academy Honor Roll
• Chamber to host second yard sale
• Church to host Easter program
• Church seeks donations
• Prison volunteers feted
• Gas headed higher?
• ‘Samaritans’ aid counseling center
• Free clinic director leaving
• Students win annual Optimist Club contest
• RDPIM positions open
• Wells recognized for service
• Mt. Airy to host wine festival April 30
• Spring concert well received
• Spring Fling event Saturday
• ‘More with less’
• Bakery plant to create 342 jobs
• SHS Junior Marshals named
• Honor society inducts new members
• IEJ presents awards
• Chamber to host lawmakers
• Candlelight vigil held tonight
• Mission of Mercy
• Tourney to aid Hospice
• Rafting race returns
• McNeill to receive alumni award
• Alliance to hold Easter services
• Library Week celebrated
• Miltary retirees to host plate sale
• RCC inducts honor society
• Maxton officer cleared
• Pilot Club celebrates 20 years of service
• Red Cross ‘smackdown’ held May 4
• O’Neal Players present ‘The Murder Room’
• SHS, St. Andrews host first ‘transition fair’
• Student of the week
• FUNd Run today
• Milk truck bandits apprehended
• Local artist teaches jewelry-making class
• A Titanic show coming to UNCP
• Gospel group entertains on cruise ship
• St. Andrews equestrians to compete ‘Under the Stars’
• UNCP hosts ‘last lecture’
• LREMC officials honored
• Carver TSA competes
• Neurotheology explored at Roundtable
• School officials facing discipline
• “Small Steps’ walk held Saturday
• Finding strength in struggle
• Volunteers recognized
• Public Health Matters!
• Debutantes presented
• Smell of spring
• Local ESC offices win vet award
• Silvestry get probation
• Program could move to St. Andrews
• Health officials urge rabies shots
• College to kick off fund campaign
• Students train for FUNd Run
• Student to attend medical forum
• Men used stolen milk truck to rob stores
• Underwood to attend school workshop
• UNCP to install Chancellor Carter April 12
• Water rates rising
• Storytelling Festival draws large crowd
• FCC plans $10 million expansion
• Town hosts vigil
• St. Andrews open house draws crowd
• Kissell: Art contest open to students
• Sparkplugs program seeks ideas from residents for healthy living
• Maxton student left behind following field trip
• Counselor visits Scots
• Dance troupe wins gold
• SAPC spring choir concert April 11
• Bagley named directo
• Couple goes green with solar panels
• Relay For Life anniversary celebrated
• Carnival in town through April 13
• Laurinburg represented in contest
• Students focus on recycling
• Knotts makes mark
• Insurance Commissioner speaks to Democrats
• Student of the Week
• Baines appointed to bank board
• Ragan Award goes to noted photographer
• Scotland library to host aspiring poet
• United Way holds awards luncheon
• RCC director Goodwin retires
• Organization to observe Young Child Week
• Tart benefit Sunday
• Chapbook winner to read at Writers’ Forum
• Police make drug arrest Friday
• Events target child abuse
• Monday to honor civil rights, MLK
• Nationally recognized salon goes ‘Hi-Tech’
• Maxton chief defends officer
• Regional tellers enhance festival
• Kissell supports runway expansion
• Gore named to Dean’s List
• Walk to fight hunger on Sunday
• New Hope for Today: Seek to be at peace with your fellow man
• Pet of the Week: Kipper
• Eagle sighted near Blue Woods Road
• Hudson joins newspaper
• Native to serve as Baccalaureate speaker
• Shaw hosts safety fair
• East Laurinburg students learn to dress for success
• Murder victim mourned
• Main Street McDonald’s robbed
• Weather program seeks Scotland volunteers
• Scotland doctors celebrated
• Scotch Gardeners Club Plant Sale
• Summer fun with 4-H
• Tourney aids autism program
• Exchange student shares experience
• Council approves plan for Farmer’s Market
• Teenager shot to death
• Red Cross warns of fraud
• Scottish Pilots give puppet show
• Unoccupied car catches fire downtown
• Sen. Burr to speak at graduation
• Annual golf tournament postponed
• Dems convention Saturday
• Local dance troupes take gold
• Tribal administrator fired
• RCC signs agreement with NCSU
• Area advocates meet Reps
• Housing Authority receives grant
• St. Andrews theater to perform Cabaret
• RDPIM taking applications for program
• UNCP to host annual digital consortium
• Annual Spring Festival returns to Cheraw
• Brawl brings police probe
• Airman finishes basic training
• Storytelling Festival next week
• Program helps entrepreneurs manage businesses
• Marston man charged with rape of a child
• Business takes look at going ‘green’
• Make-A-Wish sending local teenager to Disney
• Local doctor reprimanded
• VA officials to visit Laurel Hill
• Scots For Youth seeks mentors for at-risk students
• Lassiter/Ollis tournament set for March 30
• Students win history competition
• Bragg commander visits Rotary
• Two arrested
• Officials: Gang activity down
• Crime report
• SHS seniors win fellowships
• Local Management Entity gets director
• Friends of UNCP Library celebrate
• Space remains for Roundtable lecture
• Students sing in Honor Chair
• Police to hold plate sale
• Scotland jobless rate up
• Mayor decrees Women’s History Week
• Maxton to aid development
• Galilee to host Career Day
• Senior group sets priorities
• Kindergarten registration announced
• Flower sale
• Crime report
• Five earn scouting’s highest achievement
• Taste of Town marks 15th year
• ‘Operation Medicine Drop’ today
• Laurinburg native to intern in Kenya
• Student of the week
• St. Andrews to screen ‘Bag It!’
• Scottish concert tonight
• Public Health Matters!
• Club makes BrainMinder presentations
• Poet to speak
• Maxton to aid development
• Senior group sets priorities
• System told to be more open
• US 74 closes for bridge repair
• Laurel Hill's 'Laurelfest' to honor military
• ECA cookbook on sale
• Bluegrass jam Sunday
• McNeill serves as page
• Kirkin’ of the Tartans ends celebration
• Mayor signs brain awareness proclamation
• UNCP to host women's conference
• Pet of the week
• Crime report
• Arrest made in Laurel Hill death
• Centenarian honored with Day
• Paper takes top prize
• One stop drop
• Professionals visit Scots for Youth
• UNCP scholarship to help needy students
• Spring Hill Middle School honor roll
• Psychiatrists join FirstHealth Behavioral
• Crime Report
• Volunteers awarded
• SAA to remain open
• FUNd Run to target diabetes
• Hospital director focused on service
• Crime Report
• S.C. fugitive caught during massive traffic stop
• Laurinburg native unveils age-old art
• Encore! seeks members
• Hit-and-run driver sought
• Gibson resource center open
• Chamber to host golf tourney
• Hospital to hold screenings
• Horse assessment vote today
• Crime Report
• Business donates funds
• Red Cross fundraiser a success
• School wins national honor
• Greenhouse dedicated at SHST
• School to host town hall meetings
• Children's art festival to take place May 21
• Intern goes ‘green’ for community
• Schools to host town hall meetings
• County roads to be repaved
• UNCP hosts E-Summit
• Untitled
• Folk festival next month
• Crime report
• Health Department, DSS get sign
• Fundraiser brings smiles, profits
• Heritage Symposium approaching
• Sunday in the Park coming April 15
• Blacksmith visits Cornerstone
• Group offers service assistance
• Teacher attends workshop
• UNCP to celebrate Founder's Day
• Crime Report
• Hospital in-network with UnitedHealthcare
• Maxton manager bristles at criticism
• Student seeks funds for China trip
• Highland Society members honored
• Chamber offers European trip
• UNCP student publications win awards
• Jeffersons crowned
• Fire destroys Maxton home
• Covington Street School presents awards
• Group celebrates Dr. Seuss
• Church in the Pines to hold Lenten services
• Missionaries visit Mexico
• Literacy Council hosts dinner theater event
• Student of the week
• Crime Report
• RDPIM seeks VISTAs
• Threefifty Duo to perform
• Scouts explore Native culture
• Red Cross ‘Celeb’ dinner Saturday
• RCC one of two to offer poultry degree
• Church celebrates centennial
• Crime report
• The Way We Were
• Kiwanis follows up ‘Pancake Feast’
• Parents: Keep SAA open
• Lab wins Pet Contest
• More smokers tried to quit in 2010
• UNCP hosts famed educator Kozol
• Student wins band honor
• Shaw celebrates Black History
• Regional networking event set for March 8
• Native brings “fresh perspective” to Chamber
• Scotland nurses take part in simulations
• Council evaluates worker's wages
• Police offer classes
• Former president to receive Fortner Award
• School board told: 'Get it Right'
• Research team studies local doctor
• Cooperative Extension names director
• Pageant deadline Friday
• Kissell visits Laurinburg
• Pilot Club donates screeners
• Anti-gang group hosts program
• Program benefits farmers
• Wagram man charged in drug bust
• Kiwanis pancake feast this weekend
• Church invites public to Lenten services
• Money available to organic growers
• Laurinburg NAUW sponsors "Charm Clinic"
• Daughter hopes to donate kidney
• School meeting to be held Monday
• Scots for Youth visit Sandhills
• Untitled
• Something new brewing
• Campbell Choir to perform at Laurinburg church
• Good nutrition a “SNAP” at E. Laurinburg school
• AARP honors Scotland lawmaker
• "The Wiz" presented at SHS
• Cuts could close Scotland Accelerated Academy
• County braces for cuts
• Pierce pushes ban
• St. Andrews tuition stays steady
• Williams awarded Eagle Scout badge
• Training focuses on drunken drivers
• Scotland events combine
• Student of the Week
• Officials: Some services cut
• Kilbourne performs at Scotia
• Former Scot takes to the track
• RCC welcomes governor’s plan
• School board rethinks trip
• Racing trials get checkered flag
• Boy Scout Sunday celebrated
• Crossley challenges cosmology reactions
• City to explore free wi-fi
• Cardio Walk sends message of caring
• Fire destroys home
• Police seek kidnapper
• Revaluation process in informal stage for appeals
• Ministers to discuss end-of-life issues
• Belk to host engagement party Thursday
• School Board Proposes Aug. 25 Start Date
• C.A.R.E. expands services to county
• Encore proposes classic radio program
• Red Cross “Celebrity Dinner” returns
• Consider 4-H summer camp
• Grads find jobs with the law
• Red and White dance to benefit students
• Carver student project helps enhance weather safety
• County receives audit results
• Cloggers win Challenge
• Women told to take time out
• Youth group collects food
• Food pantry dates announced
• Democratic Women honor Yongue
• Early college move may occur next year
• Blackburn named director
• Weitkamp brings stories "home" for Saturday events
• RCC to move Scotland Early program
• Laurinburg ponders designation
• Hospice book sale to take place Saturday
• Senior Center to feature "social hour"
• Deputy seen as 'guardian angel': Lawman saves kidnap victim locked in trunk
• Ashley Place opens up
• Sheriff: Laurinburg bank robber nabbed
• Kiwanis pancake feast to be held Feb. 25-26
• Scotland bank robbery suspect arrested
• Three arrested for narcotics
• County officials seek funding in D.C.
• McGee named DVRCC director
• St. Andrews to merge with Webber International
• Dean named Foundation director
• City rolls out recycling bins
• "Stories from the Heart" to be held Feb. 5
• Steele joins UNCP as director of Alumni Relations
• Study finds extreme poverty
• Laurinburg McDonald’s employee wins national award
• Swett, council at odds on law
• "Look Where He Brought Me From" to be performed Feb. 13
• Business wants to see love of crafts thrive
• Carver student wins Spelling Bee
• United Way nears goal
• St. Andrews hosts Special Olympics training school
• Chamber to host state of Scotland address
• Richardson heads RCC’s student services
• Youth award winner seeks life of service
• Yongue in role of advisor following defeat
• Liars' show off and showdown
• Webb named RCC Foundation director
• Rush family gives Cheer in son's name
• No plans to close UNCP
• Rain, not snow expected
• Cursing ban struck down
• Couples can get start of Valentine's Day
• Health leader steps down
• Roundtable to feature Crossley
• Landfill electronics policy changed
• Wreck kills mother
• Maxton man charged in arson, assault
• Fitness center unveils plaque
• Hospital to close entrance
• Students start Red Cross Club
• Writers return
• Knights give to teachers
• Blood stores low; area drives seek to replenish supply
• Bennettsville to get $20 mil project
• Chamber offers small business assistance
• RCC Honor’s List for Scotland
• Joseph Temple to host NAACP meeting
• 'Icon' talks at UNCP
• Gas leak causes evacuation
• No lie: Liars' Showdown brings talent, fun to town
• Solar panel venture eyes Maxton
• Commissioners to relocate meeting space
• Women’s Health Event to be held Feb. 5
• Local bank gets robbed
• Board proposes addition make up days
• Cutest pet sought for contest
• Fund helps St. Andrews students
• Free poetry workshop
• Marching for the King
• Second MLK Day of Service at St. Andrews a huge success
• Commissioners hold annual retreat today
• Chamber's 'Career Day' needs volunteers
• Chamber sets optimistic outlook
• MLK march Monday
• Scotland's jobless rate up 1 percent
• Community celebrates King Day with upcoming events
• St. Andrews students return for spring
• SACS sponsors bluegrass concert Jan. 16
• Health care fraud to be discussed at AARP meeting
• Maxton man charged in armed robbery
• Accident stops traffic on U.S. 74
• Program to focus on cemetery art
• Schools shut for third day
• Scotland 4-H helping hungry
• Roads still problematic
• Chamber dinner rescheduled to Thursday
• Partners to celebrate King Day Jan. 17
• Interns needed for Gibson ministry
• Six arrested as gang members
• How to navigate icy conditions
• Chamber postpones tonight's annual dinner
• More snow, freezing rain likely
• Maxton man breaks from jail
• Introduction
• County offers flu shots
• Hospital has record year
• Ballroom dance classes begin Jan. 10
• Comfort Inn ready to grow
• SMH lends an ear
• Outlook good for county tourism
• Kissell opposes healthcare repeal
• UNCP to host King events
• Crime Report for January 5
• Incentive program targets organic farmers
• Liars' showdown set for Jan. 22
• Democratic Women to meet Jan. 7
• County commissioners debates grant policy, landfill
• NAACP head to speak to Scotland youth council
• Scotland inmate charged in murder
• Scotland lawmakers earned $44,000 plus
• Newkirk is Scotland's first baby of 2011
• Pressure at the pump
• Watchnight services to be held throughout county
• Angel Food Ministries to take orders Jan. 12-13
• Hope and hard luck
• Champs to host "Messages" Jan. 8
• Blood drive to be held Jan. 5
• Fires disrupt holiday for Laurinburg families
• Red Cross celebrates National Blood Donor Month
• Hospital to lockdown briefly
• County accidents few after snowstorm
• Snow blankets region
• It takes a Christmas village
• County mulls waste services purchase
• Laurinburg man charged in child’s beating death
• Holiday travel could be record-breaking
• Police make arrest in Bryant Street death
• Scotland student lifts the bar
• Maxton passes on commissioner bid
• Save-a-lot to open next year
• Wonderland draws crowd
• Deputies: Drug dwelling burns
• RCC students collect food
• Laurinburg woman charged in traffic death
• Christmas Wonderland to brighten holiday
• FSA targets disadvantaged farmers
• Glimmer of hope offered for Lumbee bill
• Reid Heart Center hosts open house
• East Laurinburg Alternative Learn Academy
• Operation Blue Christmas nabs nine
• Scotland choirs join forces
• Writer to speak at Chamber dinner
• Laurinburg teen arrested
• Thomas graduates
• The Hospitalists
• Weather conditions force school closure
• "Big Christmas Singing" to bring holiday spirit downtown
• Schools lauded for energy savings
• Blue crowned Cotillon winner
• Deputies charge pair in drug case
• Helping remember
• UNCP holds Winter Commencement
• Leadership program with student-athletes
• Robinson retires
• Deputies charge pair in drug case
• Company awards prizes for zero balances
• Bus route rolls through Laurinburg
• Church and state
• Bennett retains board chair
• Santa, police visit R.B. dean
• Nonprofit to bring warm wishes to Scotland
• United Way makes progress toward goal
• Scrooge performed tonight
• State board adds school standards
• Maxton welcomes the holidays
• Campbell Soup aids Christmas Cheer
• TV host to emcee cotillion
• DSS to form "action plan"
• Scotland Memorial Hospital to renovate lobby
• Maxton PD to hold New Years fundraiser
• St. Andrews establishes scholarship
• The Color Purple at UNCP next month
• Sheriff threatened
• Spring Hill teacher wins grant
• Patterson: 1,100-job company not coming
• Red Cross offers give for holiday season
• Williams wins 29th district OES
• Private reserve
• Laurinburg plant named Business of the Year
• Toys, sponsors sought for Christmas Cheer program
• Guild offers holiday story time
• Emergency Reserves seeking Scotland volunteers
• 215 on Main opens for business
• Refunds due 11 area taxpayers, IRS says
• AKA to host cotillion
• Trooper: Drunken driver hospitalized in wreck
• Charmed life
• Grace Church presents "Christmas at Uncle Phil's Diner" this weekend
• Illegal immigrant caught on freight train
• Police: Search continues in Russell slaying
• Sweepstakes defy ban
• New tag law in effect
• UNCP OKs tuition hike
• Laurinburg awarded for safe roads
• Laurinburg author pens sci-fi novel with message
• Downtown gets into holiday spirit
• Police: Search continues is Russell slaying
• Kissell votes for middle class tax cut
• Bryant Street resident slain
• Laurinburg merchants welcome downtown officer
• Man charged in car fire
• St. Andrews Equestrian Center to host Tournament of Champions
• Tree of Remembrance goes up
• St. Andrews at ethics symposium
• Kissell elected regional Whip
• Bomb found in man's mailbox
• Graham leaves Scotland post for new challenges
• Scottish Pilot Club supports Relay for Life
• Mill Prong Christmas Open House Sunday
• Police: Gunmen caught after chase
• Laurel Hill man gets two life sentences
• Deputy: Teen electrocuted in theft attempt
• Christmas Tour of Homes to be held Dec. 7
• 'Turkey Lady' serves up
• Home health aide charged with fraud, exploitation
• Deputy: Cell tower hit by copper thieves
• Officials: Four homeless after arson
• Helping Hand counts down to Christmas
• Christmas on Main draws crowds
• Christmas trees arrive for holiday season
• United Way to manage "Safety Town" as drive continues
• Report: Employee steals from mayor's wife
• RCC Med students meet author
• Toy Drive Benefits Scotland County Children
• Firemen called to courthouse
• Police: Forger caught
• Ellison's residency stands
• House of Raeford will not rebuild
• Medical providers attend annual symposium
• Sandhills Freewill Baptist Church to present pianist Sunday
• UNCP’s Ashley Lowery wins statewide award for service
• Laurinburg soldier
• Downtown hosts 34th annual Christmas on Main
• Council backs proposed clinic
• Fired officer received unemployment
• Board issues eight subpoenas in Ellison hearing
• Fire scare at Red Cross
• Laurinburg soldier finished training
• Maxton looks to create town brand
• Shaw students recognized
• Laurinburg natives sign record deal
• St. Mary to hold annual Christmas bazaar
• Lawmen push Christmas program with donation
• Graham to leave Scotland Extension
• Officials warn of health inspector scam
• Thousands make collard festival a "big success"
• Thanksgiving service to help needy
• RDPIM to open food pantry Nov. 20
• St. Andrews open house Saturday
• Chamber nominations sought
• Actor to visit UNCP
• Alumni Writers’ revival set
• Program setting stage for student success
• Laurinburg audit shows improvement
• RCC trustees appointed
• County AARP to host Medicare workshop
• Scotland County receives state certification for program
• Fire damages Laurinburg home
• Chamber on the Half Shell to take place Saturday
• Scotland honors its vets Scotland honors its vets
• Sagging pants dropped for now
• Animal shelter to hold open house Saturday
• Faith Anointed Temple holds appreciation service
• UNCP celebrates new residence hall
• Laurinburg audit shows improvement
• Covington students fight cancer
• Worker killed at Wagram paper plant
• Board taps new head of instruction
• Westminster holds annual food drive
• Uncounted ballots could sway vote
• Maxton Collard Festival to take place Saturday
• Deputy: Crack house raided
• Fourth annual Candy Cane Wonderland to begin Friday
• Poteat Hospitality announces promotions
• Employ a Veteran Week
• Party reviews results
• Bike benefit planned for officer
• Christmas on Main
• Laurel Hill native retires from military
• Lecture puts spin on evolution
• St. Andrews to present Simon's "Dinner Party" Nov. 11
• Pilot Club holds Alzheimer's vigil
• Gibson hosts free seniors events
• LIEAP applications accepted through Nov. 12
• Healthy Carolinians meeting rescheduled
• Pridgen outlines priorities
• City touts Hospice importance
• RCC improves rate on nurse exam
• Rotary donates dictionaries
• College to celebrate church connection
• Turnout strong, steady
• Yongue: 'A privilege to serve'
• Yongue unseated
• Kissell defeats Johnson
• McCall, McCook elected to county board
• Scotland men arrested in Raeford raid
• SHS Band takes first place
• Civil rights leader touts voting
• County joblessness drops
• Three injured in Halloween shooting
• Board to file subpoenas in Ellison hearing
• Willis bids board farewell
• Election day
• Whole new light— Liberty gets torch
• Kissell takes early lead
• Evans ousted
• Belk's sale to assist charities
• RCC Foundation awarded Citizen of the Year
• Shaw students using robotics
• Ritz Gala mixes glitz, giving
• Tax records stolen
• Energy assistance available to qualified applicants
• Police warn against thefts, fraud
• Business personal property tax seminar
• Exchange students visit Rotary
• St. Andrews riders place
• NAACP to hold membership drive
• Block: Ellison questioned own residency
• Police seek burglar
• Local students to attend summit on college completion
• Maxton endorses clean-up effort
• Hospice nurses receive certification
• Hughes Named 2012 Chamber Chair
• Scotland nurse earns practitioner credential
• Scotland students on Target
• Artist puts work on auction block
• Top administrator retires
• McCook "fine" following surgery
• St. John to hold Harvest Day Oct. 28
• Award serves as seed money for community garden
• Halloween — Time for fun, fitness
• Charity auction Friday
• Gunfire exchanged in heist
• Writer's Forum held tonight for special reading
• NAACP Youth Council wins award
• Scotland urged to Think Pink
• Escapee captured
• Ellison hearing delayed
• Program to Challenge students
• Absentee requests due today
• Scotia wins PHI Olympics
• Laurel Hill hosts pumpkin contest
• Man mugged at local drive-thru
• SAPC preps for weekend
• Commissioner candidates top fundraisers
• One Book, One Community visits SHS
• SACS to host scary stories
• Publisher strives for "new vision" at Exchange
• Parole officer accused of indecent exposure
• Youth Council members picked
• Four charged in drug raids
• Bomb threat evacuates SHS
• Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poets Series deadline extended
• Phoenix corporation unveiled
• "Big Guy" courts Scotland Republicans
• Body ID'd as missing woman
• Covington Street holds math night
• Officials: Early turnout high
• Chase quits
• Bark for Life to take place Saturday
• Perdue appoints Scotland graduate
• Teen drivers urged to use caution
• Troopers aim to blunt bus violations
• Caledonia UMC to hold Ingathering Oct. 21
• Councilwoman hearing today
• Fire truck talk delayed
• Knights of Columbus host Operation LAMB
• Author shares insight into No Strange Fire
• Sheriff's race draw heat at forum
• Perdue appoints Scotland graduate
• School spending questioned
• Military academy remembered with reunion
• Kissell named "Friend" of Farm Bureau
• UNCP listens to Laurinburg
• Improved housing fruit of fundraiser
• Ex-mayor questions deputy response time
• Most Charming Child Contest begins
• Phibbs wins endorsements
• Applicants needed for Christmas Parade
• Police seek missing woman
• Food safety training offered next month
• Woman jailed for desecrating remains
• Johnson to speak Monday
• No Strange Fire author to read at local events
• Candidate sign defaced
• Early-voting starts today
• Two hospitalized in wreck
• Foundation to host Putting on the Ritz
• Wagram's garden grows
• Food safety training offered next month
• Police: Gunman arrested
• Kissell camp questions poll
• Railroad: Gas transfer station safe
• Autism society to host informational meeting
• Laurel Hill fire strikes while family away Laurel Hill fire strikes while family away
• Deputy: Pair harbor DSS ward
• Report: Cop car strikes jaywalker
• Bill to speed payments to Scotland schools
• SAT scores drop for second year
• Marlboro recognizes teacher from Scotland
• John Blue has big draw
• Scotland County celebrates National 4-H Week
• Town wants to ban sagging pants
• New Hope Baptist Church announces new pastor
• Democrats rally voters
• SAT scores drop for second year
• Parkes named Chief Medical Officer
• Attorney joins local firm
• New Hope Baptist Church announces new pastor
• NAUW celebrates 30th anniversary
• UNCP Chancellor to begin tour in Laurinburg
• Gibson Chapel Mission to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Report: Pedestrians were seeking gas
• Democrats to open Party headquarters
• Democrats to open Party headquarters
• City offers WARM help
• Gospel festival to raise funds for Rush scholarship
• UNCP Chancellor to begin tour in Laurinburg
• Child Care Directions to close
• Pedestrian killed
• SHS Homecoming gets Spanish flair
• Suspect sought in Wednesday shooting
• John Blue Festival — 'something for everyone'
• Man hospitalized in shooting
• Block challenges Ellison's voter registration
• Choirs perform joint concert
• Simmons honored at Pilot Club meeting
• Spring Hill-Friendship Fire Department win grants
• NAACP banquet Oct. 23
• SAPC Hunter Seat team wins at home
• Reward offered in death investigation
• SHS homecoming parade Friday
• County leery of butane facility
• Chamber to host annual roast
• Employers, administrators talk at TSA
• Man who raped, killed grandmother denied retrial
• Scots fire up the oven
• Cycle NC uses St. Andrews as base camp
• Thousands gather for Relay for Life event
• Old Timey Fair accepting entries
• Sasseen golf tournament participation high
• Highland Games draws record crowd
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• The games begin
• Gore graduates officer training
• Maxton man charged in arson
• Academy brings star power
• Scotland Orthopedics merges practice
• Marching for a cause
• Open Mic at St. Andrews Forum
• Pembroke Day is postponed
• RDPIM to offer GED class
• Simmons honored at Pilot Club meeting
• Most charming child sought
• Highland Games to hold open tryouts
• Flu clinic held today
• Maxton gets $1.1 mil for new police station
• Laurinburg artist to hold reception
• Storm causes outages, floods
• Jury selection underway in double-murder trial
• Highland Games return this weekend
• Officials urge caution in stormy weather
• Ex-mayor defends Wright firing
• Laurel Hill: Man found slain
• McLean named Merit scholar
• GOP makes case for black membership
• Fired up
• Laurel Hill VFD sweeps competition
• Scotland contestants have strong showing at pageant
• Goodwin touts insurance refunds
• Red Cross fashions fundraiser
• Smoke, no fire
• Tradition, spirit marks 2010 Kuumba
• Healthy Carolinians meeting rescheduled
• Bicycle club to hold inaugural ride today
• Laurinburg doctor earns certification
• Kissell recognized by business group
• Drill meet today
• Course offered in food safety
• Hospital Auxiliary wins Five Star Award
• Gibson fire awarded grant
• Knights Fest returns to St. Andrews
• Job hunters see sunny skies amid gloom
• Program moving students 'Fast ForWord'
• City retreat today
• LRCOG helps owners replace dilapidated homes
• Hundreds attend job expo
• Health Care System approves building
• Turkey plate sale Friday
• Scotland students inducted into Junior Beta Club
• Healthy Carolinians to kickoff new year
• Service Thread cited for energy efficiency
• Job Expo to help put county back to work
• Church in the Pines to hold turkey plate sale today
• Hole in one yields big prizes at tourney
• Animal shelter to close for repairs
• MedRocK to perform at High Cotton in Bennettsville
• Murder case tied to SMH shooting
• Blaze engulfs woods, fields
• New RCC leader sworn in
• Free health seminar offered
• Community garden plots available
• McIntyre fights for political life
• SACS to sponsor painting workshop Sept. 27
• More charges for forger
• Date set for Hasty Tourney
• $1 million expansion at Pioneer underway
• Main Street zoning request blocked
• Missing woman found dead
• Women's Initiative Event makes "good start"
• Fleishman to present songwriters workshop
• Cops: Man drunk in bank
• Kuumba celebrates 20th year
• Fuller named RCC trustee
• Butterfly walk to raise money for rare disease
• African minister stresses forgiveness in Gibson visit
• Band goes Gaga
• Educator shares lesson plan with UNC-P
• Union Grove invites contestants for "Sunday's Best"
• City signs off on Literacy
• RCC to inaugurate McInnis Tuesday
• Youth sells lemonade for Relay
• Laurinburg educator to chair history committee
• Community book schedule announce
• Cole goes 'Kaboom'
• RCC releases summer honors lists
• Golf tournament entries sought
• Man struck by train again
• United Way to hold women's initiative event
• City eyes revising sick time
• Kissell 'Made in America' bill passes House
• Mama Dena says goodbye
• Man injured at Golden Knight tryout
• Prison official charged with smuggling
• Laurel Hill snags teacher, principal of the year
• Biologist to present McNair Lecture
• Filing ends for Tribal Council
• Schools brace for funding cuts
• Car nearly strikes gas pump
• Lady Liberty unveiled at armory
• Fleishman to perform at Storytelling Arts Center
• Hospital revises safety policy
• Former DSS worker faces more charges
• Clerk's office to discontinue passports
• Local spirit snags award
• Deputy: Forger cashes out on senior's checks
• Pet of the Week
• Student of the Week
• Scotland Family Counseling Center expands services
• Ricks-Cord joins Carolinas Womens Center
• Deputy: Burglary ring nabbed
• Wagram plans weekend pig out
• Statue of Liberty project to be unveiled Saturday
• Deputy: DSS employee stole more than $30,000 from county
• Kiwanis Gospel Jubilee to be held Saturday
• Sheriff: Pot dealer jailed
• Miss Greater Sandhills to feature county talent
• BRAC impact discussed
• Warm welcome
• Commissioners hear plea to lower taxes
• Writer recalls tale of Laurinburg mummy
• Bus roils Kissell
• Patient care services VP named
• Poet Gibson to appear at Writers' Forum Thursday
• 'Heroes' dedication at North Laurinburg
• NAUW awards scholarships
• Area awarded jobs grant
• Scholars' society welcomes Gilchrist
• Pilot Club holds yard and bake sale Saturday
• Men robbed outside Laurinburg home
• "Pink Heals" tour coming to Laurinburg
• Meet and greet for new DSS director Sept. 8
• Scotland's literary writers sought
• North Laurinburg upgrades playground
• Chamber Prepares for Litter Sweep
• Trust and turns of parenting
• Pilot Club welcomes new member
• St. Andrews Equestrian Program photo
• Small Business Day
• Humorist to speak
• Highlands sold
• Hurricane unlikely to threaten county, officials say
• Open mic Forum returns for new year
• Scotland deputies seize $20K in pot plants
• Church golf tournament entries sought
• RCC dedicates Honeycutt Center
• Conservatives to rally in Laurinburg
• Laurinburg store robbed
• Cooperative Extension in Action
• Lambert files for reelection
• Tournament entries sought
• Spirit needed for grant
• Relay fundraiser to be held at KFC
• Help wanted
• Variety characterizes St. Mary's yard sale
• Deputy: Mourner confesses to fire
• RCC's new Laurinburg center to hold open house
• Free WorkKeys Testing offered by Chamber, RCC
• Laurel Hill man killed
• Deputies: Maxton man burns girlfriend's home
• Escapee caught
• Blood drives expected to help save more than 200
• Joblessness ticks down
• Students named ambassadors
• Runway project may stall, officials say
• Student of the Week
• Red Cross holds volunteer roundup
• Afghan prize warms winner's heart
• Wagram pastor charged with statutory rape
• Habitat exhibits "Caring" on special day
• Rash of car break-ins hits Westwood
• Fight breaks out in court
• Scholarship recipient thanks Kiwanis
• Ex-cons seek second chance
• Little Scots seek enrollees
• Little Scots seek tots
• Litter Sweep next month
• Family doctor returns to area
• Belk to host engagement party Thursday
• Students head back
• Laurinburg native honored at university centennial celebration
• Gastroenterologists joins health system
• Longtime RCC staffer retires
• Scotland library to distribute community book
• Maxton murder case questioned in SBI probe
• TDA: More tournaments needed
• No charges for ex-cop
• County contests Civitas findings
• Day of Caring brings together community spirit, service
• Woman hospitalized after wreck
• Mugsy Sent Me cast ready for production
• GOP pols see red NC
• Bondsman jailed after targeting wrong home
• Hundreds turnout for Back-to-School event
• Scotland 4-H’ers take part in State Congress
• NC's July jobless rate dips below double-digits
• Scotland inmate stabbed
• Violence drops in Laurinburg
• Antique Power Club presents scholarships
• Mugsy Sent Me cast ready for production
• "Sisters" to hold Sunday performance
• Beach getaway offered at last Laurinburg After Five
• County earns "D" in growth
• Event to attract more than 800
• Six homeless after blaze
• Johnson to step down as DVRCC head
• Runway project has financing, officials say
• Maxton honored for best-tasting water
• Man on run after drug raid
• Study to focus on the impact of teaching Lumbee culture
• Motorcycle club to hold Relay fundraiser
• Antique Power Club presents scholarships
• Chamber seeks Junior Leaders
• Scotland freshmen join throng at NC Central
• Benefit Bank
• Police: Gunman surrenders
• Federal bill could hurt Scotland winery
• St. Andrews listed as good fit for vets
• Immunizations available for uninsured
• Landlord charged in incident
• Social Security anniversary celebrated
• Deputies nab arson suspect
• Scotland inmate charged
• Osborne named RCC director
• Lumber River at 10th in ‘favorite’ park’s contest
• Scotland deputies nab fugitive
• Missing woman found dead
• Student of the week
• College braces for heavy turnout
• Police ID crash victims
• Relay paints town purple
• Habitat seeks volunteers for new home construction
• RCC makes grade on standards report
• Deputies seek arsonist
• Maxton precinct judge cleared
• Student gains work, leadership skills while giving back
• Maxton precinct judge cleared
• BOE takes issue with delinquent finance reports
• One dead after police chase
• Humane Society welcomes new director
• Council: Drugs and criminal records key to joblessness
• Car club visits Blue house
• Search on for missing McColl woman
• School board embraces Twilight
• Exchange adds online features
• Ground broken on Wagram Expansion
• Injured teen charged in blaze
• Student receives McLeod scholarship
• Scotland, Maxton ready for Fourth
• Red Cross announces new event calendar
• Teen charged in Ingram death
• National Night Out Tuesday
• City lowers gaming fees
• Laurinburg MyOwn™ Community Directory partners with Relay for Life
• Deputy: Gun thief captured
• Violent crime jumps
• RCC names SGA officers
• Laurinburg student recognized
• Scotland County to lose more than $300,000 in lottery receipts
• Four hospitalized in separate wrecks
• Cousin charged in Malloy's death
• Old Laurel Hill installs new pastor
• Gunman sought in Washington Park slaying
• Kissell endorsed by Veteran publication
• Hospital awarded $144,000 grant
• Northview to celebrate pastors' 40th anniversary
• Local student receives honor
• UNCP leads in American Indian graduates
• Graveyard plundered
• Gun not found in second search
• Literacy Council presents mystery play
• Rehearsals underway for "Mugsy Sent Me"
• Residents explore China trip
• New year brings new principal
• Men's health event called success
• McLean win pageant title
• Two earn degrees at summer graduation
• Gospel Jubilee to be held Sept. 11
• Crystal McInnis Dance companies bring home top honors
• Laurinburg City Council questions GYM proposal
• Public responds to visioning plan
• Variety show promises something for everyone
• New director jazzed about band
• Scotland Parks and Recreation recognized for service
• Dowdy receives Christian character award
• Registration filling up for summer youth program
• Gunman sought in Washington Park slaying
• Junior Volunteers program wraps up today
• A Taste of Africa
• Scotland student attends Young Scholars program
• Police: Pot grower nabbed
• Animal shelter vaccinates for distemper
• Full text of Scotland County Visioning Plan
• County approves board appointments
• Johnson named chief deputy
• Police search for escapee
• "Mother" Massey honored by county commissioners
• Sharks! to visit library today
• Local soldier honored
• Program honors Scotland child care providers
• Scotland agency gets energy assistance money
• Pilot Club members attend convention
• Maxton child granted wish
• Jenkins joins Scotland Memorial Foundation
• Poll gives Purcell edge
• St. Andrews One Book/One Community selection announced
• Scotland student wins national office
• Encore! summer camp presents Merlin Friday
• Pregnancy Fair on Aug. 17
• Joblessness ticks up
• Patrolman's sacrifice recognized in ceremony
• AIDS fundraising walk Saturday
• Scotland officials take shot at diseases
• Scotland outperformed neighbors on AYP
• Hundreds celebrate Lumber River Day
• GYM program wants to grow active youth
• Summer sprouts produce, stands
• Pair retires SMH with a combined 61 years
• Residents gather to fight illiteracy
• State budget to aid education
• St. Andrews to hold community fair
• Church blaze ruled arson
• American made
• WIA work program kicks off
• County roads safer for teens
• City bans outside 'eyesores'
• Not too late to be counted, census takers say
• Council could ban couches on porches
• Statue of Liberty project reaches second stage
• Two injured in motorcycle accident
• Laurel Hill First Baptist to host "Back to School Jam" Aug. 14
• Mathes named Red Cross board chairman
• Hometown Quartet to make area appearances
• Police: Gunman jailed in shooting
• Health officials observe breastfeeding week
• Nursing students aid grieving children
• Caution urged as the mercury rises
• Bostick appointed to Air Force Academy
• Program helps parents target diabetes
• 11 schools met AYP in 2010
• Ric Flair takes part in dealership grand opening
• Local student recognized
• Crime reports
• Tax free weekend is here
• Stolen guns recovered in raid
• Church blaze ruled arson
• Scotland teachers eligible for Bright Idea grants
• SMH Foundation awards $10,000 in scholarships
• Sycamore Lane TSA finalists in Baltimore
• Purcell, Phibbs agree on ban, differ on gambling
• Laurinburg expands niche offerings with European cafe
• Two charged for narcotics
• Kenan Fellowship paying dividends to community
• Literacy Council Hosts dinner theater
• Food Bank announces sites
• Willis' campaign report questioned
• Laurinburg student awarded for phone project
• Hospice to hold patient volunteer training
• St. Andrews Press adds titles
• RCC nurses receive pins
• Poultry house leveled by fire
• Scotland Hospice reaccredited
• City approves budget
• Second arrest in gun thefts
• Crowds "wooo" wrestling star
• School vouchers available to grandparents
• Maxton crash investigated as homicide
• Schools meet ABC goals
• Inmate still at-large
• Scotland educators attend seminar
• Write-in candidate approved for sheriff's race
• Laurinburg After Five gears up with Sea Cruz band
• Police investigate pair of suspicious fires.
• Lumbee Homecoming kicks off today
• Deputy: Man creates own drive-thru to steal cigarettes
• Vineyard readies for fifth anniversary
• Snakes Alive! to be held Saturday
• Carver makes AYP
• Scouts earn service hours with project
• Scotland schools show growth
• County DSS director to retire
• St. Andrews featured in college guide
• Teacher's society local chapter elects new leaders
• Laurinburg families have a Night Out
• Scotland grower says Farm Bill should serve as safety net
• Scotland students help UNCP newspaper win web award
• No independent run, official says
• Limb knocks out power
• SBI aids Maxton probe
• Driven for safety
• Charges pending in blaze for accused teen
• Farmers' group rally behind Kissell
• Blackbeard to visit library Thursday
• Apartment complex catches fire
• Maxton man killed in DWI wreck
• Patrols increased for holiday weekend
• High school begins
• Residents get chance to see China
• Pro-basketball player encourages positive play
• Poultry house leveled by fire
• House singed by kitchen fire
• Red Cross partners with Scottish Food for blood donations
• Pair of pot plants uncovered by helicopter
• Couple renew vows on 50th anniversary
• Lullaby announces births at SMH
• Gunmen sought in Monday shootings
• Scotland County to lose more than $300,000 in lottery receipts
• Scottish Pilot Club sets golf tournament date
• Gibson church reopens after year's hiatus
• Day of Caring volunteers sought
• Camps helps kids with grief
• National Night Out today
• LMA: Runway project on track
• Kenny Rogers headlines concert series
• Junior leader chosen for Shelton Challenge
• Teen jailed on gun charge
• Prisoners brawl after "error" opens doors
• City to collect gaming fees despite ban
• Encore Theater officers elected
• Maxton company working to "nip" cancer
• Red Cross joins hurricane fundraising drive
• Visioning group seeks input
• River goes for second honor
• Students perform health care internships
• County board passes GYM program
• Church breaks ground on outreach project
• Trooper honored with Laurinburg bridge renaming
• Charity motorcycle ride to benefit ACT-SO July 3
• Scottish Pilot Club President Attends International Convention
• Red Cross seeks donors for August drive
• Boy Scouts earn service hours with project
• Vann nominated for quality award
• RCC releases spring Honor’s List
• Scotland County Literacy Council could close
• Deputies seize drugs, guns
• Maxton man accused of child rape
• Wood: Doctors are system's cornerstone
• Police chief has big plans for little town
• Sweepstakes heists an inside job, police say
• Donors offered enticements
• Local Alltel store unaffected by Verizon merger
• Scotland joblessness continues to rise
• City plans own gym program
• Gibson teen charged in shooting
• Felon charged over pot plants
• Hospice to host grief support group
• A shot in the dark
• Garden shop, catering biz proposed
• Upcoming Events
• Board Policy Revisions
• Veterans Job Fair in Laurinburg, NC on Nov. 14
• John Blue Cotton Festival

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