Southern Pines, NC News

• Southern Pines, NC News
• Rita's Italian Ice in Aberdeen Offers Free Ice to Military This Memorial Day
• Tin Whistles Hit Milestone With Latest Awards
• Planning Well Under Way for Back-to-Back Opens in Pinehurst
• Fielding New Business: Leaders Seek More Opportunities for Farmers
• Edwards Jury Heads Home for Holiday Weekend With No Verdict
• Three Kittens Rescued From Fire Training Tower
• O'Neal School Hosting Number of Summer Day Camps
• Deadline Is Friday for Farm Assistance Programs
• Catawba College Honors Joe Oxendine
• Kiwanis Club Awards Junior Builders Cup Scholarships to Four
• SP Police Go High Tech to get Social
• Job Fair a Hit for Employers, Job Candidates
• Pinehurst Budget Includes Funds for Improvements
• Land Near Pine Needles Under Review for Development
• Stores Fined for Price Scanner Overcharges
• Storm Brings Hail to Parts of Moore County
• Two Armed Subjects Rob Aberdeen KFC
• Local Group Opposes Fracking
• A Life-Changing Experience
• Jury Deliberating on Edwards Evidence
• Police Call Chick-Fil-A Fund Raiser a Success
• Arts Consultant Rejects Idea of New Center
• State Seeking Eugenics Victims
• Army Angler Lands Big Donation for Animal Shelter
• Whisper Grove Receives 'Green Light'
• Incident at Aberdeen Fast Food Restaurant
• EDWARDS TRIAL WATCH: Day Three With No Verdict in Sight
• Former Robbins Officer Arrested
• Police Investigating Weekend Homicide
• The Resolve to Read
• Village Closes McFarland Road at N.C. 211
• Illiteracy Holding Back a Better Life for Many
• After College, an Open Path for Adventure
• St. Andrews Holds 115th Commencement Ceremony
• Woodlawn Cemetery Clean-Up Day
• The Resolve to Read 'Doors are open that you could never walk in.'
• Caddell Responds to Bojangles' Issue
• County to Look at Staff Vacancies for Savings
• Illiteracy Holding Back a Better Life for Many
• Pinehurst Police Remember Fallen Officers
• Village Closes McFarland Road at N.C. 211
• County to Look at Staff Vacancies for Savings
• Buckets of Fun: Cops on Top Raising Money for Special Olympics
• County Holds Budget Talks
• 8 Residents Arrested in Aberdeen Gambling Raid
• Fracking Legislation a Likely Focus for Lawmakers
• County to Consider Land Sale to Bojangles
• Spence Addresses Goals for School System
• DSS Dedicates New Playground at Office
• Chorale Concerts Held This Weekend
• Jury Gets Edwards Case
• County Holds Budget Talks
• Edwards Fate in Hands of Jury
• Village Council to Hear Performing Arts Study Recommendations on May 22
• Village to Permanently Close McFarland Road at N.C. 211
• SP Man Charged with Filing False Report, Resisting Arrest
• 8 Arrested in Aberdeen Gambling Raid
• Man Faces Felony Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
• Youngsters Raise Money for Police Dog
• Aberdeen Approves Community Bike Plan
• Free Care Clinic Seeks Funding, United Way Support
• School Board Honors Students, Staff
• County Hears Pleas to Pass School Budget
• School Board Honors Students, Staff
• Public Hearing on Proposed CVS Property Delayed
• Police, Chick-fil-A to Help Special Olympics
• Robbins Offers Terms for County Water Deal
• Teeing Off: A Team That is Subpar and Proud of It
• Carthage Elementary Students Fire Pottery in Own Kiln
• Brokers' Open House May 16 at Central Park South
• Car Hits Utility Pole on U.S. 1
• Gas Leak on Brucewood Near Hobby Lobby Prompts Evacuations
• Man Faces Larceny Charges
• Sheriff's Officers Charge Man With Taking Indecent Liberties With Child
• Three Face Charges in Robbins Break-in
• Pedal Power: SP Elementary School Students Bike to School
• Marriage Amendment Brings Big Voter Turnout
• Episcopal Day School Names New Headmaster
• Pinehurst Library, Archives Seek Room to Grow
• Local Red Cross Names Bradley New Director
• Carthage Hopes to 'Advertise' Downtown During Buggy Festival
• Carthage Man Faces Felony Larceny Charge
• Three Face Charges in Break-In
• Driver Backs Car Through Window of Downtown Business in Pinehurst
• Groups to Host Job-Seeking Academy
• Ellmers, Wilkins Advance for Congress
• Tillman Wins Easily in Senate 29
• Marriage Amendment Passes by Wide Margin
• Theater Production Helps Kids Learn About Reading
• Buggy Fest, Pottery Crawl on Tap for Weekend
• SCC Names Notable, Distinguished Alumni Award Winners
• GOP Men's Club to Hear State Party Director Thursday
• SCC Names Alumni Award Winners; Graduation Is Saturday
• CVS Proposed on U.S. 1 in Aberdeen
• County Confirms First Cases of Rabies
• Ellmers, Wilkins move on to November contest
• Tillman wins Senate 29 race handily
• Buggy Festival, Pottery Crawl on Tap for Weekend
• Amendment One Passes by Wide Margin
• Election Update: Amendment One Passes
• West End Man Faces Larceny Charge
• Two Face Assault Charges
• Police Departments Reach Out With Academies
• Barking Up the Right Tree: Pairing Men of War, Dogs of Peace
• Larger Turnout Expected for Primary Election Tuesday
• Elise Middle School Beta Club Students Plant Trees
• SP Announces Sidewalk, Road Resurfacing Work
• Education Foundation Hall of Fame to Induct Three
• Cross-State Walker Raises Awareness for Teen Challenge
• Accused Sign Stealer Says Issue "Has Gotten Out of Hand"
• Cameron Antiques Fair Draws Big Crowd
• Alert Motorist Helps Foil Break-in
• Three West End Men Face Rape Charges
• Before You Vote, View Sample Ballots
• Pinebluff Man Convicted on Drug Charges
• Delays Expected on 211 Near Traffic Circle, Mortorists Ask to Avoid Area
• Teen Injured After Riding Bicycle into Vehicle
• Aberdeen Spring Spree Postponed
• Whispering Pines Council Allows Electronic Gaming
• Sign Thefts Bring Calls for Civility
• Final Fracking Report Draws Criticism
• Showing Confidence: Dealer Opens New Automotive Campus
• Two Democrats Vying for U.S. House Seat
• Ellmers Faces Three Challengers in GOP Primary
• North Notes: Chocolate Festival, Shredding Event on Tap
• New County Budget Holds Tax Rate Flat
• FirstHealth Seeking More Beds for Hoke Facility
• County Budget Keeps Tax Rate Same
• Woman Charged in Theft of Traffic Circle Flowers
• SP Man Facing Multiple Felony Charges in Robbery, Assault
• Proposed Whispering Pines Budget Retains Current Tax Rate
• FirstHealth to Apply for 28 Additional Beds for Hoke Hospital
• Price-Scanning Errors Result in Fines for Two Aberdeen Stores
• Moore County Teacher, Principal of Year Honored
• New Study on Fracking Highlights Mineral Rights
• Armed to Fish: Ranger Goes High Tech
• Arrest Pending in Thefts of Amendment One Signs
• Moore Schools honor teacher, principal of the year
• Elon Poll Shows Romney Trails Obama in Favorability
• State Developing Bike, Pedestrian Plan
• Manager Presents Proposed Budget to County Board
• Aberdeen Man Faces Charges in December Break-in
• Carthage Man Faces Fraud Charges
• Boone Woman Faces Fraud Charges
• Educators' Reaction Mixed to Reform Legislation
• Ball Collection for Bomb Dogs Gets Big Bounce
• Towns Asked to Pitch in on Movie Recruiting
• Pinecrest Choral Groups Win Gold
• Tour de Moore Road Closings
• Springfest Offers Events for All Ages
• Street Closures for Springfest
• Flittner Wins Tour de Trike
• New Surface Chosen for Sand Parking Lot in Village
• Village Selects Brand, Logo and Slogan
• SP Turns Attention to Tree Maintenance
• Blakeley Settlement Expected Soon
• Annual Adventure Bearathlon Draws Young and Old
• Old Aberdeen Church Demolished
• Health Department Announces New Clinic Schedule
• Kiwanis Hear Progress on Global Fight Against Tetanus
• Flittner Wins Tour de Trike
• Water Line Break Closes Canterbury Road to Through Traffic
• SP Seeking Info in Wednesday Break-In
• Robbins Man Faces Charges in Connection with Two Break-ins
• Lawyers Portray Edwards Differently in Opening Arguments
• Buggy Mural to Spruce Up Downtown Carthage Wall
• Marcum Accuses Opponent of Violations
• Given Memorial Library Seeks $1 Million From Village
• Pinehurst library seeks village support for expansion
• Moore County Honors Local Volunteers
• County Honors Governor's Volunteer Award Winners
• State Implementing Additional Safety Measures on N.C. 211
• SP Women Seriously Injured in One-Car Accident
• Edwards Case Starts with Opening Arguments
• Senate candidate files complaint against opponent
• SP Police Warn of Passing of Counterfeit Money
• Dodson Receives Order of Long Leaf Pine
• Edwards Trial Has Deep Local Roots
• SP Unveils Plan for Downtown Park
• Concerns Voiced on Cultural Arts Issue
• Pinehurst Welcome Center Seeks Volunteers
• Spring Litter Sweep April 14-28
• Red Cross Marks Tornado Anniversary
• Donations Make a Difference in Tornado Recovery, Red Cross Says
• Village Farmers Market Adding Second Day
• SP Police Release Photo of Robbery Suspect
• GOP Primary to Decide State Senate Race
• Sunrise Theater Improvements Under Way
• State Senate Panel Approves Fracking Bill
• Carthage to Get New Express Walmart
• County Passes Extension for Jail Inspection
• Annual Zumba Spring Fling Comes to FirstHealth
• Saturday Event to Celebrate Military Children
• Board OKs Increased Costs for New Jail Inspection
• Cosultant, Residents Discuss Cultural Arts in Pinehurst
• Animal Cruelty Case Brings Prison Sentence
• State Senate Panel Advances Fracking Bill
• NORTH NOTES: ADVENTURE BEARATHLON THIS WEEKEND
• Mini-Walmart Coming to Carthage
• Star Man Faces Charges in Thefts
• Carthage Man Faces Charges in Connection with Thefts of Lawmowers, Chainsaws
• County OKs Cost Increase for Special Inspection on Detention Center
• Robbins Elementary Holds Volunteer Day
• School Delegation Heading to National Convention in Boston
• Proposed SP Budget Holds Line on Taxes
• County, Robbins Discuss Joint Water Deal
• Police Urge Caution After Three Robberies
• Robin Sage Exercise Starts April 28
• Moore TEA Citizens Stage Tax Day Rally in Downtown Southern Pines
• Robbins and County talk Water Deal
• Sheriff's Office: Man Dies When Tree Falls on Him
• Two Arrested, Face Charges in Break-In
• Classical Christian School Adds Ninth Grade
• SP Police: Store Clerk Shot in Early Morning Robbery
• Pinecrest to Hold College Night April 19
• SCC Starts Ophthalmic Medical Assistant Program
• County, Robbins to Hold Water Talks
• Pinehurst to Hold Discussion on Performing Arts Center
• Kindergarten Registration Set for April 20
• Two Arrested In Connection With Assault, Robbery of Man's Shoes
• Soaring: Disc Golf Grows in Popularity
• 911 Recording Clarifies Incident at Candidate's Home
• Village OKs Plan for Tufts Memorial Park
• Forest Creek Golf Club Management in Dispute
• Surgeon to Discuss Cardiac Pioneers at Reid Heart Program
• Gastric Sleeve Offers Third Weight-Loss Option
• WP Council Discusses Master Plan for Parks, Open Spaces
• Man Found Dead in West End Pond
• Police: Woman, 96, Has Purse Snatched in Store Parking Lot
• Sheriff's Office Releases 911 Tape in Call Involving State Senate Candidate
• Performing Arts Center Meeting Scheduled
• Village OKs Timeline, Plan for Tufts Memorial Park Work
• Earth Day Celebration
• Real Deal: Pitcher Worth a Thousand?
• Candidate Refutes Encounter With Deputies
• 'Thanks to the Hero': Memorial Dedicated to Honor Flying Tiger
• 'Purple Up!' for Month of Military Child
• Pope John Paul II School Names New Prinicpal
• Pilot Light: Democrats to Hold Convention Saturday
• Majority Supports Voter ID Law, Obama Ahead of GOP Rivals, Poll Shows
• Organization Needs Volunteer Weather Observers
• Village OKs Timeline, Plan for Tufts Memorial Park Work
• Authorities Seek Suspect in Convenience Store Armed Robbery
• Carthage Man Dies in One-Vehicle Wreck
• Authorities Seek Suspect in Convenience Store Armed Robbery
• Hundreds Honor Flying Tiger
• Pre-Kindergarten Program Uncertain
• United in War: They'll Always Have Casablanca
• Moore Schools OK Calendar
• SCC-UNCP Sign Agreement on Nursing Program
• Moore Regional Pregnancy Fair April 19 at Fair Barn
• Residents Call for Justice, Peace and Change at Rally for Slain Florida Teen
• Stoneybrook Steeplechase Off and Running
• Pinehurst Police: 22 Unlocked Cars Entered, Items Taken
• Movie Night in Arboretum Postponed
• Vacant Home Burns in Cameron
• Two Injured in Wreck Near Pinecrest High School
• Vigil Planned Saturday to Remember Florida Teen
• Two Hospitals End Fight Over Hoke
• County Approves Marriage Resolution
• Statue Honors Yarborough as 'Father of Modern Special Forces'
• Army Honors Local Employee for Cost-Savings Efforts
• State Developing Bike. Pedestrian Plan
• Community Care Network Pilots Telepsychiatry Program
• Tour de Trike Participants Try Out Tricycles
• Sold on Soul Food Saturday in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen Teen Charged with Armed Robbery
• Hospital Systems Settle Dispute Over Hoke Hospital Sites
• NAACP Holds Vigil for Slain Florida Teen
• SP Police: Resident Reports Larcenies from Vehicles on Crest Road
• County Unanimously Approves Resolution on Marriage Amendment
• Statue to Honor 'Father' of Green Berets
• Moore TEA Citizens' to Stage Tax Day Rally April 17
• School Board Approves $95 Million Budget
• Robbins Woman Hits Big Jackpot in Lottery
• Coble Backs Bill to Eliminate Federal Health Panel
• Run for Ribbons to Benefit FirstHealth Cancer Fund
• Coble Backs Bill Repealing Part of Health Care Reform Law
• Run for Ribbons to Benefit Hospital Cancer CARE Fund
• County Unanimously Approves Resolution on Marriage Amendment
• Robbins woman wins $200,000 in lottery scratch-off
• Three Arrested After Reported Fraud
• School Board Approves Budget for New Year
• Iconic Texas Swing Band Returns to Aberdeen
• Whispering Pines Hires New Fire Chief
• 'More Proactive': Leadership on Display at Academy of Moore
• Aberdeen OKs New Tax Hike on Big Retailers
• Third Round of Forums This Week on UDO Revision
• Friends From Another Life
• Schools to Host Support Agencies Fair Wednesday at SCC
• Poll Shows Romney, Santorum Tied; Morgan Has Slight Lead
• Land Trust to Highlight Partnership With Military
• State Lawmakers Pushing for Delay on Fracking
• County OKs Extending Completion of New Jail
• Operation Medicine Drop Called Success
• Village Looks at Options to Improve Downtown Parking
• Pilot going to a narrower page
• Pilot Light: Republican Men's Club to Hear Ellmers April 12
• Carthage Appoints Motz-Frazier to Fill Vacancy
• Church Motorcycle Run to Benefit Charity
• Aberdeen Board OKs New Chicken Ordinance
• Now enrolling for Arts Council Summer Arts Camps
• Man Faces Felony Drug Charges in Heroin Arrest
• Legislators to Address State Budget Issues Tonight at Pinecrest
• County OKs Extension on Completion of Detention Center
• Sunrise Presents 'She Stoops to Conquer' Live in HD
• Flying Tiger: Replica P-40 Plane Centerpiece of Memorial
• State Calls Fracking Email Bogus
• Back-In Parking Unlikely in Downtown SP
• Village Opts Not to Conduct Report on Landmark Status
• Career Day Gives Southern Middle Students Guidance
• SP businesses oppose back-in parking
• Cameron Men Face Felony Larceny Charges
• Two Face Felony Charges in Break-in
• Pinehurst Village Council to forgo landmark study
• Fire Damages Home in Southern Pines
• Police: Wounds to Alleged Robbery and Assault Victim Self-Inflicted
• Parade Honors Sandhills Flyers for Winning National Championship
• Tennis Balls Help in Training Military Dogs
• New Program Offers Students Fast Track to College Degree
• Pennies Go a Long Way: Students Taking Steps for Cancer Research
• Food Bank Celebrates 30th Anniversary
• County Under Tornado Watch
• Parade Honors Sandhills Flyers for Winning National Championship
• Pinehurst Police Seek Two Suspects in Assault and Robbery
• Cameron Man Killed in Five-Car Accident on N.C. 211
• Pollen Season Peaking Early Thanks to Mild Winter
• 'Euphoric': SCC Holds Rally to Celebrate National Championship
• United Way Exceeds 2011 Fundraising Goal
• Both Sides in Fracking Debate Say More Data Needed
• Pilot Light: U.S. Chamber Endorses Coble
• North Notes: Brady Paddle Kicks Off Bear Creek Series
• Florida Man Walking to Washington for Autism
• SCC honors team
• FastMed Urgent Care Holding Community Event Saturday
• Partners Tournament, Annual Diner Sunday and Monday
• United Way Exceeds 2011 Campaign Goal
• What's All This Yarn on Broad Street?
• SP Man Faces Felony Sexual Assault Charge
• Big Dreamers Took Risks That Paid Off for Sandhills
• Flying High: SCC Students, Staff Celebrate Winning National Championship
• SP Advisory Panel Considers Sites for Back-In Parking Trial
• Moore Schools Students Get Jump on Palustris Festival
• YMCA Explores Moore Facility, Programs
• Two Sides Harden on Marriage Amendment
• Governor's School Selects 11 Moore County Students
• Hearing on School Budget Draws Only One Speaker
• Both Sides Make Case at State Hearing on Fracking Report
• YMCA Explores Options in Moore County
• Only One Speaks at Public Hearing on School Budget
• Opponents Organize in Moore County to Defeat Marriage Amendment
• Draft State Report Recommends Fracking
• Carthage Makes Case to Be STEP Town
• 'Old Stories;' Pinehurst's Founding Tufts Family Gathers for Reunion
• Telling Whoppers for the Fun of It
• State report recommends fracking in N.C.
• School Budget Hearing Monday
• Robin Sage Military Exercise Under Way
• Pinehurst Police Department Joins National Volunteer Initiative
• Coble Receives Award From NC Chamber of Commerce
• W.P. Council Hears From New Schools Superintendent
• St. Patrick's Day Parade in Village Attracts Big Crowd
• State Report Says Fracking Can Be Done Safely
• Robbins Chosen for Farm Incubator Program
• Kids Golf Championship Issues Call for Volunteers
• Village Questions Whether Cost of Landmark Report Is Worth It
• 'She Drew You In': Pinecrest Soloist Wins Annual Picquet Festival
• Pilot Light: County Commissioners Cancel March 20 Meeting
• Pilot Light: Commissioners Cancel March 20 Meeting
• Village Seeks Input on Special Events
• Grants to Help Health Care Nonprofits Available
• Village Seeks Input on Special Events
• Local Health Care Nonprofits Can Apply for IMPACT Grant
• Military Theme to Highlight Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Saturday
• Shamberger Wins First at Picquet Music Festival
• Pinebluff Man Faces Rape Charge
• Two Face Charges in Dognapping
• Pinehurst Council Gathers Input on Cultural Landscape Report, Landmark Status
• County Proposes Watershed Allocation Transfer to Towns
• Aberdeen OKs Music Venue, Delays Chicken Ordinance
• Former Marine Recruiter Pleads Guilty in Sex Case
• Military Theme to Highlight Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Saturday
• School Budget Plan Avoids Staff Cuts
• Chalker Receives 2011 Pinehurst Distinguished Service Award
• Identity Thieves Stealing Tax Refunds
• N.C. DMV Publishes New Drivers's Handbook
• Pinehurst Civic Club Honors Chalker
• Former Marine Recruiter Guilty in Sex Case
• No Significant Cuts Recommended in MCS Budget
• Aberdeen Commissioners Table Chicken Ordinance
• Gas Leak Reported on Fairway Drive
• 'Place of Wonder': Aberdeen Gets Grant for Ray's Mill Pond Park
• Vultures 'Coming From Everywhere' in Carthage Area
• Picerno Calls for County Board Vote on Marriage Amendment
• Good Morning From Your New Editor
• County Proposes Giving Academy Heights to Taylortown
• School Board Give Academy Heights to Taylortown, County Says
• More Than 180,000 Download Sex Offer App
• Picerno Calls for County Vote on Marriage Amendment
• Students Sought to Attend Conservation Workshop
• Flyers Top Anne Arundel CC, Advance to District 7 Title Game
• Middle-Schoolers Show Off Debate Skills
• Firm Cheers on Decision on Decision Internet Sweepstakes Parlors
• State Grant Helps Brewery Move Into Old Steam
• County, Robbins Looking at Water Deal
• Performing Arts Issue Broadened
• Birthday Cake Marks Southern Pines Anniversary
• No 'Doubt': Moore OnStage Production is Good
• Pinehurst PD Seek Vehicle Involved in Hit-and-Run
• County, Robbins Looking at Water Deal
• Pinehurst Receives $200,000 Grant to Help Renovate Historic Steam Plant
• More Controlled Burns On Tap Today
• Carthage, China Ceremonies to Honor Local Flying Tiger
• Pilot Welcomes Lentz to Staff
• Hazy: Controlled Burns Fill Sky With Smoke
• Arrest Made in 2009 Southern Pines Murder
• Veteran to Parachute Jump Saturday at Airport
• Veteran to Parachute Jump Saturday for 94th Birthday
• Red Cross Seeks Help During Special Month
• County Delays Action on Funding VIPER System
• Controlled Burn Causing Smoke
• 'So Excited': Kohl's Previews New Southern Pines Store
• S.P Man Arrested for First Degree Murder
• Flyers Start Fast, Roll Past Storm to Region X Crown
• Southern Pines Has a Colorful History
• Doris Buffet to Present Pauley Lecture Thursday at SCC
• Pinehurst Attorneys Fail to Prevent Durham DA's Removal
• State Reports First Child Flu Fatality of Year
• N.C. 211 Widening to Be Finished by 2014 Opens
• Next Round of Forums This Week on UDO Revision
• Pilot Wins 11 Awards in Annual Press Contest
• Links Quartet Wins Talent Competition
• UPDATED: SPPD K-9 Unit on Scene of Residential Burglary
• Police: Suspect in Break-In Struck, Injured Officer
• SP Primary School Students Celebrate Dr. Seuss' Birthday
• Five Leap Year Babies Born at Moore Regional
• Taylortown Taking Steps to Combat Drug Abuse
• Moore Democratic Precinct Meetings Set for March 6
• MooreFit's Latest Challenge Encourages 'De-Stressing'
• Robbins Moves Ahead on Town Manager Search
• Moore Democratic Precinct Meetings Set for Mach 6
• Marcum Files for State Senate
• Daniels Named North Carolinian of Year
• 'Cultural Landscape' Report Urged for Village
• SP Reports Sewage Spill off N.C. 22
• Police: Thieves Take 700 Gallons of Used Oil From Car Dealership
• Police: Crestview Road Home Burglarized
• Marcum Among Last-Minute Filers Today
• SP Hopes to Calm Flap Over Appearance Commission
• Site Near Pine Needles Eyed for Proposed Outlet Center
• Morgan Files for State Insurance Commissioner
• Rare Birthday: Those Born in Leap Year Can Celebrate Today
• Pinecrest Students Learn to Dance for Good Cause
• Disabled Child Tax Credit Subject of Thursday Forum
• Local Potter on TV Tonight
• Police: Construction Mishap Causes Natural Gas Line Break at Kohls Site
• Pinecrest Pins Down State Wrestling Title
• Postal Move to Affect Us?
• ‘Downton’: You Gotta Love Those Brits
• Local Pilots Help Youngsters Discover Flight
• Fayetteville Mail Processing Operation Closing
• Discovery Show Features Chopper Unveiled Here
• Pinehurst Man Helps Save Fellow Runner's Life
• Pinecrest Pins Down State Wrestling Title
• Schools May Delay Buses Due to Weather
• Moore County Under Tornado Watch
• Pilot Names Greensboro Journalist New Editor
• County Manager McSwain to Retire Nov. 30
• Former Governor Shares Insights on Science, Religion
• NAMI to Host Humorous Storyteller March 5
• Local Army Chaplain Opens House Session With Prayer
• Three GOP Precincts Set Meetings
• Survey Mixed on Year-Around School
• Pancakes to Benefit Robbins Scouts
• Van Camp Firm Defends Embattled Durham DA
• Safe House for Domestic Violence Victims Reopens
• County Closer to Funding VIPER System?
• Three Charged in Break-ins
• Seagrove Woman Faces Larceny Charge
• Unsuccessful Break-in Occurs in Downtown SP, Police Say
• SP Police Charge Man in Connection with January Break-in
• Richmond Hospital Reopens Afters Bat Infestation
• 'A Giver': Scouts to Honor Caddell
• Ellmers Makes Quick Visit to Moore County
• 'Guardian Angels': Co-Workers Saved Heart Attack Victim
• Value of St. Andrews Education Stressed by Class of 2011
• Clinical Offers Option to Colorectal Cancer Patients
• Commissioners Move Closer to Funding VIPER
• MCSO Charges Man in 2008 Break-In
• Road Closing in Pinehurst
• SP Police Offers Citizen's Police Academy Enrollment
• SP Reports Wastewater Spill
• Ellmers Makes Stop in Moore; Says She Will Seek Re-Election
• Electric Companies Pay It Forward to Veteran
• Bat Colony Forces FirstHealth to Move Patients From Rockingham Hospital
• SP Recognized for Erosion Control Program
• Kiwanis Builder's Cup Awarded to Dempsey
• Home Alone: A Husband's Nightmare Week
• Joy to Bee-Hold: New Format Tightens Spelling Event
• FirstHealth Patient: True Open MRI '10 Times Better' Than Closed
• SP Police Department Honors Employees of Quarter
• Longtime Court Reporter Retires After Recording Many Trials
• Alert Neighbor Helps ID Break-In Suspects
• Carthage Man Faces Numerous Charges
• Two Face Larceny Charges
• Former Eastwood Firefighter Faces Charges
• SCC's Dempsey Wins Builder's Cup
• Pilot Light: Local Army Chaplain Offers Prayer to Open House Session
• Boles, Clack File for Re-Election
• DA Questions Racial Justice Act in Court Filings
• Village, County Land Swap in Works
• SP Appearance Commission Members Quit in Protest
• Robbins OKs Interim Financing on Fire Station
• Former Governor to Speak at St. Andrews Roundtable
• Friends of Longleaf Take Bee
• Bennett Man Faces Felony Drug Charges
• Aberdeen FD: Dryer Fire Causes No Damage
• WP Police Caution Residents After Weekend Larcenies
• Two Arrested for Impersonating Police Officers
• SP Appearance Commission Members Resign, Claim Politicized Appointment Process
• Recent Burglaries Similar, SP Police Say
• Opening of Filing Period Brings Candidates
• Dick's Sporting Goods Signs Lease
• Survey Finds Interest in Year-Round Schools
• Hive Is Abuzz: Annual Spelling Bee for Literacy Thursday
• Hospital Opens New Observation Unit
• Waste Water Spill in Southern Pines
• Dogs Compete at Westminster
• School System on Track to Spend Allocated Funds
• Aberdeen to Consider Chicken Ordinance Changes in March
• S.P. Police Investigate Burglary of Downtown Business
• Picerno Among Early Filers for Office
• Pinehurst Man Faces Felony Charges in Connection With Carthage Break-In
• Carthage Man Faces Littering Charge
• Carthage Fire Still Under Investigation
• Aberdeen Fire Station Expansion Completed
• Robbins Gives OK on Wells, Opposes VIPER System
• 'Town Secret': Race of Famous Carthaginian Embraced
• Back in the Februarys of My Boyhood
• Procedures Allow Doctors to Diagnose Chest Diseases with Higher Accuracy, Fewer Risks
• Procedures Help Doctors Better Diagnose Chest Diseases
• Bigley Wins Region Principal of Year
• Lea Decides Against Seeking Re-Election
• Responders Raise Concerns on VIPER Funding Request
• Man Enters Car With Kids Inside at Day Care Center
• Pilot Light: Century Council Honors Coble
• N.C. State Library Opens Schnedl Papers
• County Changes Makeup of Land-Use Plan Panel
• Police Seek Man Who Entered Car with Two Children Inside
• Repair Work Closes SP Intersections Until 4 p.m.
• Lea Says He Will Not Seek Re-election
• Teens Face Charges in Vehicle Break-in
• Politics Turns Into a ‘Reality TV’ Show
• Pilot Light: Taylor Exploring Run for Congress
• 'Living Memorial': Medal of Honor Recipient Pays Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
• New Schools Superintendent Has Busy First Day
• Village Seeking Answers in Meeting With Park Service
• SCC TIPS Program Makes Impact
• NC Sex Offender Registry Goes Mobile With New App
• County Called to Task on Funding for Communications System
• RR Crossing Arms Malfunction in SP, Police Say
• SP Police Investigating Shooting
• Spence Sworn in as Superintendent
• New Schools Superintendent Starts Job Monday
• Roller Coaster Ride Likely to Continue on Gas Prices
• Reindeer Fun Run Raises Funds for Boys and Girls Club
• Holy Church of N.C. Barbecue Divided
• Conservation District Offers Scholarship
• Harrell Recognized for Pediatric Dentistry Contributions
• Family to Family Course Starts Wednesday
• DOT Awards $1.54 Million Road Paving Contract
• Virtual Computing Helps County Efficiency, Board Learns
• Aberdeen Raises Concerns on U.S. 1 Options
• Taylortown Looks at Charging for Pool
• New Village Police Chief Focuses on Visibility
• Program Helps Pinckney Students Make Most of Second Chance
• Robin Sage Exercises to Begin Saturday
• Girl Scouts Flapjack Fundraiser Saturday
• Reid Heart Center to Celebrate Heart Month
• Sandhills Student Shares Recipe for Life
• Man Charged With Urinating in Store
• Robbins Woman Faces Charges
• Vass Man Faces Assault Charge
• 'Cheers and High-Fives': Ertter, Cirigliano Win Dancing With Stars
• WP Cleared to Begin Refilling Cardinal Lake
• Village Gives OK to Consolidating Two Boards
• Boles Part of Fracking Group Visiting Pennsylvania
• Village Police Warn of Scam Attempts
• County Looks at Revenue Options for Budget
• Farm Bureau to Host Meeting on Transportation Rules
• Pinehurst Police Warn Residents About Scams
• Controlled Burn Causing Haze in Southern Pines
• Ertter, Cirigliano Win Dancing With the Sandhills Stars
• Coble Will Run for 15th Term
• Farewell, Florence: Career Journalist Retiring
• Hubbard Receives Cornerstone Award From United Way
• Campaign Ad Sparks Controversy for League
• With Some Help From His Friends
• St. Joseph Opening Providence Place in Carthage
• Local Reaction Mixed on Perdue's Decision
• Judgment Entered in Theft of Funds by Former Chief's Wife
• Judge Rules Against Opponents of Village Chapel Expansion
• Police Find Man Dead of Gunshot Wound
• Diverse Economy Is One of County's Big Assets
• Hubbard Receives Cornerstone Award
• St. Joseph Opening Providence Place in Carthage
• Gov. Beverly Perdue Will Not Seek Re-Election
• Man Arrested in Connection with Car Break In.
• Pinehurst Man Found Dead in Taylortown
• Brrr: Bear Creek Plunge to Benefit Theater
• Carthage Looks to Fill Vacancies
• Pilot Light: Coble to Testify on Pension Reform
• County Seeks Towns' Help on Funding VIPER System
• Village Council Removes Time Restriction on Golf Carts
• Planning Troubles May Lie Behind Hayfield's Departure
• FirstHealth to Receive United Way Spirit Award
• Illness-Causing Germs Thrive on 'Dirtiest Surfaces'
• Psycho Poets Invading St. Andrews Writers' Forum
• Others Also Miss Kodak, Twinkies, Etc.
• Psycho Poets to Invade St. Andrews Writers' Forum
• FirstHealth to Receive United Way Spirit Award
• Water Line Breaks, Tree Root Blamed
• Pilot Light: Working Lands Plan Sessions Begin Monday
• County Seeks Meeting With Robbins on 'Tweaked' Water Proposal
• Robbins Board Divided in Accepting Manager's Resignation
• Year-Round Debate: Schools Educate Parents on Popular Option
• County Closes Out River Bend Bridge Project
• Boles Earns Recognition From Conservative Groups
• Robbins Board Accepts Manager's Resignation, Terms
• Public Records
• Two Men Face Charges in Break-In
• SP Man Faces Drug Charges
• Aberdeen Woman Faces Charge of Possessing Stolen Weapon
• County to Seek Meeting With Robbins on Water
• SP Holds First Forum on UDO Revision
• County OK's Tourism Funds for Airport
• Carthage Applies to Become a STEP Town
• Aberdeen Police Search for Suspect in Robbery
• Aberdeen Weighs Reapplying to N.C. Main Street Program
• Carthage Presents Two Lifesaving Awards
• United Way Conducting Community Assesment
• Pilot Light: Madsen Named N.C. Library Trustee of Year
• Caddell to Receive Distinguished Citizens Award From Scouts
• County to Hire Firm to Study Long-Term Space Needs
• County to Seek Meeting With Robbins on Water
• United Way Conducting Community Assessment
• Man Robbed in Restaurant Parking Lot
• SP Police investigate Random Shooting into Occupied Home
• SP Police Warn Residents of Recent Car Break-ins
• County Approves Tourism Tax Funds for Airport
• Cultural Landscape Report Stressed to Village Council
• Minorities Weigh In on Road Plans
• Robbins to Discuss Manager at Friday Meeting
• 'Continue the Dream': Residents March to Keep King's Hope Alive
• Family to Family Course Starts Feb. 8
• Small Gesture Helps Young Bolivian Soldier Earn Green Beret
• Health Care Network Initiates Efforts to Curb Prescription Drug Abuse
• Residents Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
• Fast Bound by Family: Look Back at Ancestry
• Student Charged in Assault to Be Tried as Adult
• Robbins Board Forcing Manager Out
• 'She's Everywhere': Hubbard to Receive Cornerstone Award
• Pilot Light: Edwards' Heart Condition Prompts Trial Delay
• Public Sessions Set on Working Lands Protection Plan
• County Response on Water Expected Soon, Robbins Board Told
• SPPD K-9 Unit Searches for Theft Suspect
• West SP Community Watch Group Hopes to Make Impact
• Plan Aimed at Helping West Southern Pines Grow
• Tabloids Find Extra Drama in Edwards
• Pilot Light: Holshouser to Have Surgery on Broken Ankle
• Village Approves Funding for Arts Center Study
• Faked Church Sign Creates Internet Buzz, Sparks Calls
• Tax-Aide Volunteers Needed
• FirstHealth Launches Patient, Family Advisory Council
• Jackson Springs Man Charged in Break-In
• Habitat, SCC Computer Club Partner on E-cycling Event Saturday
• Carthage to Consider STEP Application
• Board Lifts Enrollment Restriction for Year-Round Schools
• County Sees Slight Drop in Unemployment Rate
• 'Robbins Miracle': Youngster Struck by Pickup Making Progress
• 'Happy Ending': Escaped Monkey Back Home
• CT Upgrdae Allows Lowered Radiation Dose
• Paratrooper Found Dead in Cameron Home
• Robbins Optimistic on Elise Depot Donation
• Police Seek Suspect in Burger King Armed Robbery
• An 82nd Airborne Paratrooper Found Dead Saturday
• Home Sweet Home: Missing Pet Monkey Recovering After Five Days On The Loose
• County Board Holds Off Appointing Land-Use Plan Panel
• FirstHealth Hospitals Earn Gold Heart Standard
• For Caddells, Fire Brings 'Many Blessings'
• Soil and Water Board to Meet Thursday
• Grant Gives Union Pines Band Big Boost
• Exciting Challenges Ahead for The Pilot
• Partners Tapping Towns; Seeks More Proactive Approach
• Blake Appointed to Honorary Post in Senate
• House Fire Kills Elderly Woman, Daughter
• County Redraws Residency Districts
• Hope Fades for Monkey That Escaped From SP Home
• Pilot Light: County Board Approves Residency Policy
• County Delays Action on Court Space Allocation
• Support Voices for Performing Arts Center Study
• SCC Students Benefit From Tutoring
• FirstHealth Officials Take Part in Capitol Hill Briefing
• Missing Aberdeen Man Found Dead
• Brush Fire Reported on Eastman Road
• Pet Monkey Loose in Southern Pines
• Fire Near Aberdeen Fatal to Two
• Override Vote Possible Justice Act Repeal Veto
• About Time for Me to Take a Step Back
• Village Council Sets Meetings on Arts Center, Businesses
• Outlook for 2012: Water, Growth Among Top Priorities
• County Commissioners Approve New Boundaries for Districts
• Hospital Welcomes First New Baby of Year
• Pilot Light: Redistricting on County Board's Agenda Tuesday
• January Is My Burrowing Time
• Gas Prices to Take Big Jump as State Tax Goes Up, Subsidy Expires
• Newsmaker of Year: Purser Was 'Right Person at Right Time'
• Study Shows North Carolinians' Health Improving
• VFW Post Host Toys for Tots Celebration
• Pilot Light: State Agency Classifies Moore as 'Least Distressed' County
• New Year's Eve Busy Night for Police, Taxis
• Coble Undecided on Seeking Re-Election Next Year
• Murder of Deputy Heads Top-10 Story List for 2011
• Ostomy Support Group to Hear National Speaker
• Tin Whistles Help Keep Road Clean
• SP Seeks Plan for Downtown
• Pilot Light: Coble Finally Home From Hospital
• SP Hopes to Develop Plan for Downtown
• Army Tests New Water, Fuel Bladder for Airdrop
• Out and About on Christmas Day
• Cameron Pair Face Charges
• Cameron Teens Face Charges
• Husky-German Shepherd Mix Found in Pinehust
• Man Arrested in Shooting
• Edwards Seeks Delay in Trial for Medical Reason
• Making a Head Start on Wish List for Next Year
• Living the Santa Spirit: Retiree Takes Christmas Wherever He Goes
• WP Council Stalls Developer's Plans
• SP Police Arrest Suspect in Break-Ins
• Pilot Light: Coble Transferred to Greensboro Hospital
• Huge Water Bill Surprises Pinehurst Couple
• Christmas Holiday Closings Vary
• New Superintendent Hopes to Make Schools a Model
• 'In This Together': Candlelight Vigil Calls Attention to Homelessness
• 'Penny War': Academy Fundraiser Helps Needy
• Accident Involving Motorcycle and Truck Closes Road
• Coble Transfered to Greensboro Hospital
• S.P. Police Seek Info on Break-ins
• Vehicle Wreck With Injuries Closes S.P. Intersection
• Telephone Directory Cover Highlights Farming
• Coble 'Progressing Nicely,' Still Hosptalized
• Guilford County May Join Sandhills Center
• Get Low Holiday Rates for Your Guests
• Best Christmas Surprise Ever: Girl's Dad Home From Afghanistan
• Stewart Steps Aside as Carthage Mayor
• New School Superintendent From Houston
• Woman Fleeing Checkpoint Faces Numerous Charges
• Coble Too Weak to Be Released From Hospital
• Two Cameron Men Face Charges in Vass Larceny
• Carthage Man Charged with Fraud
• Two Charged in Car Break-In
• Asheboro Man Charged with Fraud in Moore County
• MegaPark Questions Resolved for Board
• Allure of Orvis Gifts Is Difficult to Resist
• Donated Bed Gives Soldier Relief
• A Critical Connection: New Tower Links Responders
• Override Of Veto Possible
• Pilot Light: Question Raised on MegaPark Issue
• Soldier to Finally Get Good Night's Sleep
• New SP Tower to Aid Emergency Communications
• First 'Light Up a Life' Program Held on Hospice Campus
• SCC Hosting Annual Emergency Services Seminar
• Question Remains Justice Act Veto Override
• Walden Clarifies Stance on Horse Country Bypass
• SP Council Appoints Fields; Haney Bids Farewell
• Pilot Light: Coble Could Be Released From Hospital Sunday
• Weapon Report Prompts Lockdown at Pinecrest
• Man Who Shot Deputy Underwent Change in Iraq
• St. Andrews Therapeutic Riding Program Honored
• Youngsters Help Homeless Animals
• Moore Regional Receives Gold Award for Cardiac Care
• Controlled Burn Exercise Set for Saturday
• Problems with Online Submissions Resolved
• Two Teens Arrested After Incident Near PHS
• Haney Bids Farewell; SP Council Appoints Fields
• 'What a Legacy!': Rhyne Remembered for Serving Others
• Residents Line U.S. 1 to See Deputy's Funeral Procession
• Pilot Light: Coble Hospitalized With Respiratory Ailment
• Closing of Village Post Office Ok'd
• Waivers on Hold: Schools Plan for Five Extra Days
• Village Merchants Mixed on Extended Holiday Hours
• SP Reports Sewer Spill Near Reservoir Park
• Pinehurst Elementary Hosting Book Drive
• Coble Hospitalized for Respiratory Ailment
• Problems with Online Submissions
• Funeral for Slain Deputy Today at SCC
• Courts to Close for Officer’s Funeral
• State Denies Competing Hospital Bids
• Shooting of Deputy Has Many in Shock
• Occupy Moore Allows Folks to 'Make a Point'
• Board Apologizes for Criticism on Working Lands Plan
• Young Eagles Day Hailed a Success
• Robbins Board Thanks Bell as New Mayor Takes Over
• Construction Worker Injured at SCC Dies
• Funeral Service Monday for Slain Moore County Deputy
• Caddell Brings Experience as Board Chairman
• Carthage Chief: Baker Left Force Before Alleged Crimes
• Construction Worker Injured at SCC
• SP Council Expected to Tap Fields
• County Delays Decision on Redistricting
• Sheriff's Deputy Shot and Killed near Vass; Shooter Turns Gun on Self
• Council Seeks to Appoint Fields, Smithson Says
• Construction Worker Injured on SCC Campus
• Former Police Officer Facing Sex Charges
• Sentinel: Group Helps Wounded Soldier Move On
• County Opposes U.S. 1 Bypass Through Horse Country
• 'Will Live in Infamy': Boreen Keeps Pearl Harbor Memories Alive
• Pilot Light: Holshouser Recovering From Neck Surgery
• Commissioners Elect Caddell New Chairman
• Former Police Officer Facing Sex Charges
• County Opposes U.S. 1 Bypass Through Horse Country
• Wicker’s First Big Story
• Police: Wreck Closes U.S. 1 Near Pinehurst Avenue
• SP Gears Up for Major UDO Revision
• Hearing Monday on U.S. 1 Bypass Issue
• A Blight on Aberdeen's History
• WP Seeking Input From Residents on Open Space
• Farm Tour Dec. 19 to Look at Tunnel Production
• Chocolate Drive to Provide Holiday Cheer for Soldiers
• St. Andrews Attends Therapeutic Horseman Ship Conference
• Youngsters to Take to the Skies Above Moore
• Growler Makes Mining Vehicle at Robbins Plant
• Motions Heard in Lakeview Murder Case
• PHS Random Acts Club: 'Being Kind Changes Lives'
• SP Elementary to Show Off Auditorium
• Pilot Light: Hagan Makes Case on Payroll Tax Cut
• County Moves on Village Lift Station
• Young Eagles to Soar Above Moore Saturday
• Residents Divided on Occupy Movement, Poll Finds
• UPHS Hopes for Last-minute Votes in 'Refresh' Project
• Knife-Wielding Suspect Tries to Rob Pinehurst Hair Salon
• Reid, Heart Hospital Namesake, Dies
• Blake, Boles Favored 'Justice Act' Repeal
• Outlet Center Possible on Morganton Road
• Parson Is Back on Village Council
• Pilot Light: Civitas Action Ranks Blake Most Conservative Senator
• Matt Hardy Released From Jail After Judge Reduces Bond
• Candor Woman Dies in N.C. 211 Accident
• FirstHealth Honors Frock for Years of Leadership
• Holiday Spirit: Black Friday Shoppers Hit Stores Early
• Concerns on Jail Defused
• 'Most Perfect Place': Foundation Makes Horse Country Unique
• County Wants More Study on Redistricting
• SP Police Accreditation Awarded Presented Monday
• Bargain Hunters Out in Force Early on Black Friday
• Empty Stocking Fund Makes Appeal
• Holiday Lights: Brothers Expand Show
• SP Industrial Uses Get Review
• Aberdeen Fire Station Expansion Nearly Finished
• Pilot Light: GOP Men to Host Presidential Forum
• County Considers Options on Refinacing School Bonds
• Travel, Gas Prices Up for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Pilot Light: GOP Men to Hold Presidential Forum Tuesday
• Info Session Monday on Foster Parenting, Adoption
• Pinebluff Man Killed in High-Speed Accident
• Asheboro Man Charged With Fraud
• This is Moore County: Doris Dunn
• School Board Honors Purser at Final Regular Meeting
• Vegan Thanksgiving: No Turkeys Harmed
• Natalie Was Here: Reopening of Death Probe Stirs Local Memories
• Matt Hardy Lands Back in Jail
• West Pine DRUM Class Shows Its Stuff
• FirstHealth Home Care Transitions Initiatives Introduced
• SCC Program Gives High Schoolers Jump-Start on Careers
• Reindeer Run to Celebrate Fifth Year Dec. 3
• Robbins Forum Explores Fracking
• Schools Realistic on Bonds as Needs Mount
• Sticky Toffee Thanksgiving
• West Pine DRUM students to Perform at State Forum
• FirstHealth Unveils Transition Initiatives
• Adults, Fifth-Graders Match Wits
• Program Gives High Schoolers Jump Start on Careers
• Sex Offenders Targeted in Operation
• New Law Could Bring Out-of-County Inmates Here
• County Rejects Carthage Zoning Extension
• Boy Struck by Pickup Truck Continues to Improve
• Substitute Teacher Charged With Having Sex With Student
• Pilot Light: County Sets Hearing on U.S. 1 for Dec. 5
• County Projecting Slight Drop in Revenues
• Community Helpers Club to Celebrate 46th Anniversary
• School Psychologist Recognized This Week
• Two Schools Win "Are You Smarter Than A Moore County Schools' Fifth-Grader?"
• Carthage Man Dies in Traffic Accident
• Pinecrest Substitute Teacher Faces Sex Charges
• Moore County Under Tornado Watch
• County Denies Request From Carthage on Zoning Extension
• Fifth-Graders to Test Adults' Knowledge in Fundraiser
• 'Occupy' Organizers Reassure Downtown SP Merchants
• Aberdeen Explores Rejoining Main Street Program
• Weekend Pottery Festivals Compete
• Backward Yard Sale Saturday to Benefit Habitat
• Pilot Light: County to Hold Mini-Retreat on Economic Outlook
• St. AndrewsHolding Open House Saturday
• FirstQuit Program Still Affecting Lives After 10 Years
• Two Charged in S.P. Convenience Store Robbery
• Two Face Charges in S.P. Convenience Store Robbery
• Union Pines Needs Votes to 'Refresh' Program
• Pilot Light:County Considers Bond Refinance
• Chopper Honoring Vets Auctioned for $340,000
• Downtown Southern Pines Neighborhood Watch Eyed
• ‘Occupy Broad Street’ Event Planned Locally
• Tall Tales Just Keep Spinning
• Effects Of Fracking Laid Out: Pa. Farmers Speak During SP Meeting
• ‘Selfless Service’:Events Honor Area’s Military Veterans
• Setbacks All Over: Bad Election Day for the Far Right
• County Board Considers Bond Refinance
• Group Plans 'Occupy Broad Street'
• Effects of Fracking Laid Out
• Events Honor Military Veterans
• Chopper Honoring Vets Auctioned for $340,000
• This is Moore County: Nick Reed
• Free Today for Veterans
• Student Keeps Veterans' Memories Alive in Book
• AP Scholars Program Names 164 Local Students
• New Mayors Have a Lot in Common
• Write-Ins Carried the Day in Vass
• State's Infant Mortality Drops to Lowest Level in History
• SCC Names Center for Hatchers
• Lottery Introduces Holiday Games
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Nov. 19
• VAC Chopper Fundraiser Sold Out
• Halloween Events in Vass
• Retiring Frock Praised for 'Vision' in Leading FirstHealth
• Village Defends Budgeting Practices
• Aberdeen Reviews Options on Bypass Routes
• Village Forum Helps Some Voters on Choices
• County Challenges Statistics
• Pinecrest Draws Unbeaten Greensboro Page in Football Playoffs
• Ax-Handle Assault Alleged
• Three Compete for Pinehurst Mayor
• St. John Announces Retirement at EDS
• Pinehurst Picks New Police Chief
• Clear, Dark Skies Attract Stargazers to Annual Party
• Write-Ins Likely in Vass Town Board Election
• Man Arrested After Axe Handle Attack at Robbins Elementary
• 'Classical Rock Star': Choral Sensation Eric Whitacre Visits Pinecrest
• SP Man Faces Charges in Vehicle Break-In
• West End Man Charged in Reported Fraud
• Victims' Families Protest Stewart's Prison Transfer
• Bear Found Dead Along N.C. 705 Near Robbins
• Five Make Case for Pinehurst Village Council
• Robbins Rejects Secret Sessions on Water Deal
• Highway Workshops to Focus on Needs, Routing
• Efforts Continue on Land-Use Plan Update Panel
• Pilot Light: School Nurse Funding Approved
• FirstHealth Program Helps LPN Work on Weight-Loss Goals
• New Components Enhance MRH Bariatric Program
• Large Bear Found Dead Near Robbins
• Police Find Marijuana, and Suspicious 'Grad School Experiment' in Vehicle
• Cyclist Injured After Being Struck by Van
• ‘So Much Hunger’ BackPack Pals Helps More Kids Than Ever
• Daniel-Patterson Wedding
• Men Posing as Animal Control Officers Attempt to Steal Dogs
• Smithson, McNeill Run for SP Mayor
• A Deeper Magic Within All of Us
• Schools Receive Big Grant
• SP Board OK's Revised Food Truck Measure
• Robin Sage Training Exercise Under Way
• Candlelight Vigil to Honor Domestic Violence Victims
• Department Head Residency, Board Pay Debated
• Robin Sage Exercises Resume Saturday
• Merchants Seek Pledge on Downtown Parking
• Four Seeking Two Seats on SP Council
• Horse Country Group Makes Case Against Bypass
• Pumpkin Run Kicks Off Halloween Fun in Robbins
• County Delays Action on School Bond Refinancing
• Village Candidates Address Issues at Forum
• Pilot Light: Hudson, Dixie World Series Volunteers Recognized
• Foriegn-Owned Farms Required to Register
• Deadline Oct. 28 for Volunteer Award Nominations
• Man Faces Drug Charges
• Two Arrersted After Thefts of Saddles
• Water, Development Discussed at Pinehurst Candidate Forum
• Man Arrested, Charged in Break-Ins
• Sheriff's Office Arrests One for Larceny
• Vehicle Hits Power Pole in Southern Pines
• County Delays Action on Refinacing 2003 Bonds
• Two Vying for Aberdeen Mayor
• Cancer Survivor Relives Battle in Pink-Glove Video
• Student, Officer in Altercation at Union Pines
• Schools Granted Waiver on Extra Days
• Carthage Delays Auto Storage Issue
• Sprucing Up Southern Pines Award Winners Named
• Student Brings Knife to School
• Moore County Schools Eliminate Five Days from School Calendar
• CBS Robbins Story Airing Tonight
• Aberdeen Man Faces Drug Trafficking Charges
• Tip Leads to Drug Arrest
• SP Police Make Arrest in Armed Robbery
• Westside Neighborhood Watch Meeting Tonight
• Four Arrested in Break Ins
• Pet Panel Effort Gains Statewide Attention
• Options for Water Discussed at Seven Lakes Meeting
• Free Care Clinic Faces Big Challenges
• Robbins Board Honors Two Heroes
• Pilot Light: Pinehurst Candidates' Forum Tuesday
• Immigration Topic of Oct. 20 Pauley Lecture
• Limited Seating Remains for McNair Lecture
• Benefit Nov. 4 for Animal Control Officer
• Annual Holly Arts and Crafts Festival Attracts Huge Crowd
• Growth, Water Topics at Seven Lakes Meeting
• Schools to Seek Waiver on Adding Extra Days
• Martin Park Remains Place for Dogs
• Jury Convicts Raeford Man in Kidnapping
• 'Pink Heals': Fire Truck Raises Breast Cancer Awareness
• Pinehurst Council Designates Downtown Point Person
• Pilot Light: Lawmakers Divided on Trade Pacts
• Operation Medicine Drop Runs Oct. 24-29
• St. Andrews Holding Open House Saturday
• Habitat 'RVers' Make Annual Visit
• Growth, Water Topics at Seven Lakes Meeting
• Sheriff's Office Charges Two After Executing Search Warrant
• Robbins Man Faces Felony Drug Charges
• Carthage Woman Faces Drug Charges
• Rockingham Men Face Drug Charges
• Cancer Fighter: Pink Fire Truck Displayed Today at SP Fire Department
• Schools' Superintendent Search in High Gear
• Bragg Booms Louder Than Ever
• Pilot Light: Voter Registration Books Close Friday
• Robbins Says Farewell to 'Hero' Frye
• Big Crowd Expected for Sardine Festival Friday
• Edwards Lawyer Leaves Defense Team
• Aberdeen Man Charged in Store Robbery
• Summer Hennings Crowned Miss Moore County 2012
• Power Poles Reported on Fire, 1,600 Without Power
• A Larger Purpose For Our New TV
• SP Candidates Address Major Issues
• High Schools, Students Adjusting to Later Start
• Bypass Routing At Issue
• Parents to Complete Military Impact Aid Survey
• SP Council, Mayor Candidates Outline Issues
• Routing of U.S. 1 Bypass at Issue
• Meetings on Bypass Plan Scheduled
• God Brought Us This Monster TV
• Pinehurst Narrows Police Chief Search
• Alzheimer's Caregiver Conference Oct. 20.
• Hennings Chosen Miss Moore County 2012
• Angel Band Show Set for Sunday Canceled
• 'Boom Days': Pinehurst Event Recreates Annie Oakley Time
• Long-Delayed Vass Sewer Upgrade Approved
• Legal Bill Prompts Criticism
• Pilot Light: Local Gas Tax Questions Puzzle Picerno
• Robbins About to Become Movie Set
• United Way Receives Emergency Funds
• FirstHealth Provides Test for Foot Drop Study
• VA Health Fair Set for Oct. 11
• First Village Chapel Lawsuit Rejected; New One Filed
• Blakeley Seeks Reinstatement or Back Pay
• Car Crashes Into Robbins Restaurant, No One Injured
• Man Pleads Guilty on Animal Abandonment Charge
• Jury Convicts Teen in Armed Robbery
• Pilot Light: Democratic Women to Hear About Hispanic Vote
• Hearing Oct. 10 Shale Gas Exploration Study
• Man Pleads Guilty to Animal Abandonment
• State Monitoring Cantaloupe Infection Cases
• Pro-Life Advocate Speaks at SP Event
• Jury Convicts Teen in SP Armed Robbery
• County Approves $1.6 Million Contract for Vass Sewer Project
• Pinehurst Campaign Forum Creates Concern
• Bachmann Vows GOP Will Win Big in 2012
• Disc Golf Film Includes Locals
• Pilot Light: Whispering Pines Candidates' Forum Tuesday
• Aberdeen Residents Debate Poultry Rules
• McDonald's Hosting School Benefits
• The Heart of Homecoming Season - and Eating
• Hospital Sets Record for August Births
• Author to Speak on Book About Resarch Triangle
• Sorry for Leaving the World Such a Mess
• Perfect Fall Day for Autumnfest, Antiques Fair
• Bachmann Brings GOP Presidential Campaign to Pinehurst
• Fresh Start: Charter School Moves Ahead
• DeBolt Resigning as First WP Village Manager
• Former Wrestler's Release Tied to Treatment
• Robbins Explores Possibility of Historic District
• Pilot Light: Bachmann Fundraising Event in Pinehurst Closed to Media
• Bachmann in Pinehurst Tonight
• Deputies Shut Down Marijuana Operation
• Four Arrested in Connection with Theft of Auto Parts
• Watershed Appeal on Tyler's Ridge Rejected
• Airport Acquires Land to Comply With FAA Rules
• Pilot Light: Response Sealed in Edwards Case
• School Board Seeks Input on Superintendent Search
• Moore's Poverty Increase Among Nation's Highest
• Village Staff to Serve as Downtown Manager
• S.P. Reservoir Should Be Ready by Spring
• Surveys for Superintendent Search Due This Week
• Aberdeen Adopts Pedestrian
• 'Ni Hao!': Chinese Group Visits Two Schools
• Boards Review Redistricting Options
• 'Astonishing' New Hospice House Opens
• Pilot Light: GOP Men to Hear From Boles, Blake
• Commissioners, School Board Review Redistricting Options
• County Marks $25.4 Million Sewer Plant Expansion
• Pilot Light: Ellmers to Speak to GOP Women
• Pinehurst Expo Educates Local Residents
• St. Andrews to Become a University
• Allegations of Wrongdoing Untrue, Hobbs Says
• Change Order Lowers Cost of County Complex
• Traffic Light Out at Morganton and Brucewood in Southern Pines
• New Store Opening Is Good Sign
• Robbins Explores Well Option for Water
• Matt Hardy Now Facing Drug Charges
• College Athletics Topic of First Pauley Lecture
• Wreck Victim Remains in Critical Condition
• Davis Sworn In a Carthage Police Chief
• Nominations Sought for Volunteer Awards
• DOT Seeks Input on Transportation Priorities
• Army Chief of Staff Praises Soldier, Patriot Foundation
• Cardinal Lake Dam Repairs Completed
• Aberdeen Man Charged in Weekend Shooting
• Pilot Light: Taylortown Polling Place Moved to Town Hall
• Change Order Lowers Cost of County Dention Center-Public Safety Complex
• Moore County Deputies Arrest Matt Hardy on Drug Charges
• Our New Coble? Moore in Line to Join Ellmers' Debut
• GOP Expects Bachmann to be a Big Draw Here
• Two-Vehicle Crash on 15-501 Kills Raeford Woman
• Opening of Campus Fulfills Dream
• Pilot Light: Closing of School Leaves Polling Place in Question
• Pauley Lecture Series Kicks Off Sept. 28
• Veggie Vision: NBC Spotlights School's Food Program
• Sci-Fi Flick Raises Haunting Questions
• Moore’s Scores On SATs Slide
• Tyler’s Ridge On 'Go': Legal Attempt Fails to Sidetrack Plans
• Crash on 15-501 Kills Raeford Woman
• Taylortown Polling Place Is at Issue
• Tyler's Ridge Plan Advances
• Moore's SAT Scores Decline, But More Students Took It
• Pauley Lecture Series Kicks Off Sept. 28
• GOP Expects Bachmann to Be Big Draw Here
• Opening of Campus Fulfills Dream for FirstHealth Hospice
• Robbins Explores Water Options
• Acquire Wagram Facilities, Consultant Recommends
• County Board Continues Review of Proposed UDO
• Correction
• Hospital to Get Heart Association Award
• Aberdeen Citizens Academy Starts Sept. 20
• Group Offers Ways to Improve Downtown Pinehurst
• Replica at Vietnam Veterans Wall Coming to Area
• Matt Hardy Charged in Raleigh
• Local Educators Attend NCCAT Seminars
• WIC Services Active in Moore
• Chickens Cause a Flap in Aberdeen
• Groundbreaking Thursday for New Water Plant
• Robbins Moves to Battle High Poverty Rates
• Alcohol Again on Robbins Ballot
• Poultry Litter Won’t Fuel Plant; Concerns Remain
• Commissioners Address GOP Men's Club Questions
• Commercial Fishermen’s Image Problem
• Residents Remember Events of 9/11 at Observances
• Day of Caring 'Makes a Difference' for Nonprofits
• Pilot Light: Constitutional Amendments Head to Voters
• Water Negotiations Must in Open Session, Attorney Says
• Applications Accepting for Housing Grants
• School Board Wants Local Input in Superintendent Search
• Southbound Traffic Down to One Lane on U.S. 1 Near Pinehurst Avenue
• Southern Pines Marks the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Corso Welcomes New Challenge
• Jim Dodson: Prospering Through Our Darkest Moments
• Experience of 9/11 Different for Many Youngsters
• 'Carry That Message': Grandparents Remember 9/11 Victim
• Opponents Say Biomass Plant Threatens Town's Water Supply
• Pilot Light: County Searching for Planning Director
• County OK's Change on River Bend Road Work
• Hazardous Waste Collection Set for Nov. 19
• Caliri to Speak at World Health Organization Event
• Moore County Sheriff's Officers Arrest Two
• Armed Robbery Occurs in Downtown Southern Pines
• Two Die in Crash in Carthage
• Pine Forest Clears Another Hurdle
• Vass to Conduct 9/11 Remembrance Event
• Aberdeen Water Safe, Despite Contaminants, EPA says
• Pilot Light: Edwards Trial Delayed Until January
• Robbins Deaths Ruled Murder-Suicide
• Most Say They Will Never Forget 9/11 Attacks
• First Pinehurst Expo Set for Sept. 21 at Fair Barn
• Rediscovery: O'Neal School Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Jeff Hardy Gets 10 Days Jail Time in Felony Drug Plea
• Robbins Fire Deaths Ruled Murder-Suicide
• Georgia Woman Faces Charges She Ran Meth Lab Out of Car
• East Laurinburg Pentecostal Holiness Church Welcomes New Pastor
• Local 9/11 Observances Planned
• Possible Tornado Fells Trees at CCNC
• Mims Attends monument Dedication for Old Unit
• Local Man Tried to Help Solve Famous Skyjacking
• Tourism on 'Upswing'
• Family to Family Course Starts Sept. 13
• DA 'Satisfied' With Stewart Sentence
• Pilot Light: New District Maps in Justice Department Hands
• Moore Humane Society Celebrates 45 Years
• County Gives OK on Pine Forest Rezoning Order
• Rain Continues, Chance of Severe Weather, Flooding Remains
• County 911 System Operational Again
• Strong Winds from Storms Down Trees in CCNC
• DA Breaks Silence, Proud of Staff
• Downtown SP Paving Could Be Delayed
• County to Consider Road Name Changes
• Pilot Light: Pine Forest Issue on Tuesday Agenda
• Lab Rescue Group Needs Homes for Puppies
• Jury Finds Stewart Guilty of 2nd-Degree Murder
• SP Man Charged in Beating Death of Woman in Alley
• Killer's Fate In Hands Of Jury
• Board Names Ohioan as CEO of FirstHealth
• Search Begins for New Superintendent
• Pilot Light: League Sets Three Candidates Forums
• Robin Sage Exercise Set to Start Saturday
• Monday Is Holiday for Most
• Stewart's Fate Now Rests With Jury
• Police Charge SP Man with Murder in Death of Woman
• FirstHealth Names New CEO
• Village Police Arrest Teen in Car Break-Ins
• Authorities Investigate Two Deaths, House Fire in Robbins
• The Arts Council’s Summer Theatre Camp, Directed by ECU’s Theatre Department, Was a Big Hit This Summer!
• Final Arguments This Morning in Pinelake Murder Trial
• Video Removed, Wrestler Says He's Fine
• DOT to Listen to Paving Project Concerns
• Local Residents Help in Irene Recovery Efforts
• St. Andrews Welcomes Class of 2015
• Packards to Lead United Way Campaign
• Activist-Author to Share Bicycling Story
• Pilot Light: River Bend Paving to Start Soon
• Stewart, in Handcuffs, Shows Arms to the Jury
• Authorities Investigate Two Deaths, House Fire in Robbins
• Stewart Knew What He Was Doing, Doctor Says
• Irene Brings Wind, Rain to Area
• SCC Center Provides Home for Public Safety Training
• SP Merchants Push for Delay in Paving Project
• Stewart Declines to Testify; Defense Rests
• Pilot Light: County Schedules Meeting in Seven Lakes
• A Few Lines in Praise of Summer's End
• Merchants Want Downtown Paving Project Delayed
• Trial Coming to a Close: Judge Expects Deliberations Next Week
• Irene Brings Wind, Rain to Area
• Wind Likely, Rain Possible Tonight and Saturday
• Defense Rests in Murder Trial – Stewart Won’t Testify
• Marcums File Appeal on Post Office Closing
• Purser to Retire in December
• Moore Expects Little From Irene
• Pilot Light: Edwards' Attorneys Seek Delay in Trial
• Stewart Unaware of Actions, Jury Told
• Stewart Unaware of His Actions, Psychiatrist Says
• Moore County Students Head Back to School
• Empty Stocking Fund Takes Applications
• Defense Begins in Pinelake Murder Trial
• Sick Juror Delays Stewart Trial
• Paver Willing to Work With SP Merchants
• Tree Seedling Orders Now Be Taken
• Village Narrows Field in Police Chief Search
• FirstHealth Says It Still Supports Two Hospitals in Hoke
• Virginia Quake Gives Moore a Shake
• Pro Wrestler Faces DWI Charge in Wreck
• Bonsal Remembered as 'Special Lady'
• Students Must Adjust to New School Start Times
• Students Head Back to School
• Tremor From Virginia Quake Rattles County
• Court Cancelled in Pinelake Murder Trial
• Wrestler Matt Hardy Faces Charges After Crash
• Wreck Temporarily Closes Section of May Street
• Back-to-school Nights Tonight and Tomorrow
• Webb Simpson, Son of Pinehurst Couple, Captures First PGA Win
• Community Foundation Awards Grants
• DMV Plans Closing for Staff Training
• SALT to Use Grant Funds To Protect Scenic Byways
• Man Faces Drug Charges
• United Way Names Erickson Chairman
• Moore County Commissioners Recognize Interns
• Pilot Light: Two Appointed To Airport Panel
• Juicy Gossip: Return of the Checkout Oracle
• County Moving On Water: Sets Framework On Robbins Talks
• Timing of Paving Project Concerns SP Merchants
• Defense to Start in Pinelake Murder Trial
• County Approves Lottery Request
• Commissioners Praise Former Planning Director
• Mineral Rights Leases Topic of Info Session
• Return of the Checkout Oracle
• Heat Assistants Available for Livestock Growers
• Chicken Plant Closing Would Impact Moore
• Shooting of Two Dogs Upsets Some Mid South Residents
• State Rests Case in Stewart Trial
• Downtown Village Advocacy Group Suggested
• County Agrees on Framework for Water Talks With Robbins
• National Activist Discusses Bullying Tonight
• Aberdeen Man Faces Drug Charges
• Stewart Shot Nurse in the Back, Then Again Close Up
• Bird Expert Tags Rare White Hummingbird
• State Crime Lab Continues to Make Improvements
• Color Me Color-Conscious
• Group to Offer Ideas on Improving Downtown Pinehurst
• Moore Among Top 'Digital' Counties
• Pilot Light: Moore in Majority on Retaining Tax Rate
• Stewart's Ex-Wife Takes Stand in Murder Trial
• Robbins Woman Injured by Bull
• Pine Forest Hits Technical Snag
• Stewart's Ex-Wife Wept Testifying About Killings
• Robbins Woman Injured by Bull
• No Trial Today: Two Jurors Sick.
• Four Robbins Residents Face Charges
• Testimony For State Nears End
• Ready for Back-In Parking Downtown?
• Input Sought on Working Lands Plan
• State Winding Down Case Against Stewart
• Heavy Storms Bring Flooding
• Pilot Light: County Commissioners Meet Tuesday
• New Angle: S.P. Unveiling Back-In Parking Downtown
• NAMI Family to Family Course Starts Sept 13
• New Procedure Offers Relief on Lower Back Pain
• The Mysteries of August
• Comment Sought on Working Lands Plan
• Heavy Rains Cause Flooding
• State Winding Down Case in Stewart Trial
• Weight Lifted: Academy Hopes to Build on Momentum
• S.P. Officer Honored for Actions to End Assault
• Moore TEA Citizens Holding Picnic Saturday
• FirstHealth Hospice Recognized as We Honor Veterans Partner
• Local Airmen Among Troops Killed in Afghan Crash
• Pilot Light: Koltyk Named to State Council
• Stewart's Ex Attempted Suicide
• Local Airmen Among Troops Killed in Afghan Crash
• Apartments Sold for $25 Million
• Victims Shot from Close Range
• Jury in Stewart Trial See Graphic Photos
• Carthage Promotes Davis to Chief
• DOT Awards $3.5 Million Contract for Road Work
• Pilot Light: Intern Completes Update for Board on New Laws
• U.S. 1 Crape Myrtles Find New Homes
• School Board Closes Out One Year, Prepares for Next
• Loblolly Plantation Plan Withdrawn
• SECU Provides $1 Million Grant for 4-H Center
• Fracking: Promise--and Peril
• Stewart Called Wife’s Pastor
• Storms Result in Minor Damage
• Neighbors’ Opposition Prompts Denial
• County Internship Program Honored
• Countys OK’s Village Sewer Contract
• Pilot Light: Raczkowski Stepping Down As County Planning Director
• Former Lions President Busy
• Fracking: Leases Are Very Complex
• FirstHealth Diabetes Center Named Provider of the Year
• Soil-Water Board to Meet
• State Moves to Physical Evidence in Stewart Trial
• Former Lions Chief Stays Busy
• Vanishing Month: Where Is Everybody?
• County Internship Program Receives Honor
• FirstHealth Diabetes Center Named Provider of Year
• County Awards Contract for Village Sewer Work
• Neighbors' Opposition Prompts Rezoning Denial
• Fracking: Promise--and Peril
• Stewart: Odd Midnight Calls Before Pinelake
• Time to Stuff the Bus
• State Rejects FirstHealth, Rex Harnett Facility
• Ground Turkey Requires Special Handling
• Hobbs Denies Accusations of Wrongdoing in Yadkin County
• Coble to Help Launch Homes for Heroes Program
• Pilot Light: Little Effect of FAA Partial Shutdown Felt Here
• Carthage Has New Police Chief
• Terrified Worker Saw Stewart Coming, Escaped
• Test Scores Show Little Change for Moore County Schools
• Hobbs Upchurch Accused of False Federal Stimulus Claims
• Public Records
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• Three Face Larceny Charges
• Public Records
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• SPPD Warns of Door to Door Sales People
• Witnesses Tell Jury of Terrifying Day
• Local Firm Has Role in 'Extreme Makeover'
• MRH Cancer Program Reaccredited With Commendation
• Local Team Wins Polocrosse Championship
• Man Goes on Wild Ride After Hit and Run
• Coble Backs Debt Ceiling Compromise
• Day of Caring Kicks United Way Campaign
• St. Andrews Adds Game Art and Design
• Scammers Posing as Bankers
• U.S. Kids Golf Descends on Pinehurst
• County to Rescue U.S. 1 Crape Myrtles
• Pair Face Drug Charges
• Two Face Charges in Copper Thefts
• SP Police Warn of Attempted Telephone Fraud
• Teen Dies in One Vehicle Wreck
• Witness Tells Jury of Terrifying Day
• Eyewitnesses Describe Bloody Sunday
• Man Faces Charges After Apparent Hit and Run
• Man Faces Weapons Charge
• Courts Ready for Stewart Trial
• Concerns Aired on Fracking
• O.Henry Continues a Special Partnership
• Lawmakers Return To Raleigh Sept. 12
• UNC Names Kiser to Division Post
• Jim Dodson: O.Henry Continues a Special Partnership
• Fracking Issue Draws Packed House
• St. Joseph Wins Social Responsibility Award
• S.P. Night Out Event to Feature Car Show
• Courts Prepared for Start of Stewart Trial
• Pinecrest Student to Participate in Leadership Program
• Kiser Named Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery at UNC
• Pilot Light: General Assembly Adjourns Until Sept. 12
• Two Face Drug Charges After Stop
• St. Joseph Receives Award For Campaign on Homeless
• Sanford Man Faces Felony Littering Charge
• Teen Charged in Laptop Thefts
• Carthage Man Face Charges in Larcenies
• Hoffman Men Face Drug Charges
• Stewart Trial to Start Monday; Jury Selection Completed
• County to Hold Sessions on Pinehurst Sewer Projects
• U.S. 1 Landscaping Topic of Wednesday Meeting
• Pilot Light: House Has Mixed-Bag on Vetoes
• 'Good Neighbor': Dugan's Pub Owner Wins Humanitarian Award
• Moore to New Changes Under Redistricting
• State Board Sanctions Purcell Funeral Home
• Norwegian Visitors Shocked by Killings
• Fire Damages Aberdeen Home
• Southern Pines Man Charged With Assault
• Jury Complete: Pinelake Murder Trial Starts Monday
• Southern Pines Council OK's Tyler's Ridge Plan
• Blake Says He Won't Be Seeking Re-election
• Pilot Light: Boles Backs House Overrides
• West End Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash
• Two Alternates Still Needed in Stewart Trial
• Close Encounter of Royal Kind: Local Meets Duke and Duchess
• Camp Teaches Kids More Than Fire Safety
• Some Courts Could Use Old Courthouse
• Man Charged With Larceny, Exploiting Elderly
• Some Progress in Jury Selection
• Southern Pines Men Face Drug Charges
• Southern Pines Council Approves Tyler's Ridge
• SP Police Arrest Man in Shooting
• West End Man Dies in Motorcycle Wreck
• Prescription Drug Abuse Requires New Approach
• A New District for Us?
• Stewart Trial Shifts Focus to Carthage
• Vigil Organizers Hope Boy’s Death Will Bring Good
• County Tax Collections Top 99 Percent
• Longleaf Academy Open House Thursday
• Pinecrest Freshman Orientation Planned
• $21.5 Million Sewer Contract Awarded
• Pilot Light: Airport Projects OK'd by Board
• Good Samaritans Make a Difference
• Heat Index Could Hit 115 Degrees Today, Saturday
• 'Horror Movie': Mother, Daughter Relive Attack by Rabid Fox
• Trial in Carthage Likely Next Week
• Carthage Eases Buffer on Nicks Creek
• Robin Sage Training Exercise Starts Saturday
• State Health Officials Urge Caution in Heat
• County Approves Pine Forest Rezoning
• Pilot Light: Edwards Ordered to Repay $2.3 Million
• Schools See Drop on No Child Left Behind
• Aberdeen Orders Voluntary Water Conservation
• FEC Orders Edwards' Campaign to Repay Funds
• Trial in Carthage Likely Next Week
• Only Three County Schools Reach AYP Goals
• SP Railroad Crossing at Pennsylvania Avenue Closed Today
• Countywide: The Heat Is On
• Pinehurst PD Phone Lines Down
• Fox That Attacked Women Rabid
• Aberdeen Man Charged After Break-In
• County Board Approves Pine Forest Rezoning Request
• Developer With Local Ties Dies in Georgia Plane Crash
• Dempsey Opposes Community College Merger Proposal
• Pilot Light: Election Board Members Officially Returned
• Schools Won't Seek Waiver on Extra Days
• Fox Bites Two Women in Aberdeen
• Attorneys Question More Potential Jurors in Stewart Trail
• County Board Approves Pine Forest Rezoning Request
• NWS Issues Heat Advisory for Wednesday
• Special Filing Period Opens for Foxfire Council Seat
• Southern Pines Orders Water Conservation Measures
• Fox Attacks Women in Aberdeen
• Carthage Goes Along with Pine Forest
• Local Schools Won't Seek Calendar Waiver
• American Legion Recognizes Local Companies
• Capital Case Jury Must be "Death-qualified"
• Murder Case to Crowd Courts in Carthage
• Pine Forest Vote Could Take Place Tonight
• County Proactive in Seeking Housing Repair Grants
• Fair Trial Advocacy Group to Help Stewart
• Seems It’s Gonna Be A Long, Hot Summer
• Smithson, Marcum Among Filings
• Defense May Hang On Drugs
• Summer Snacks BackPack Pals Expands Food Program
• Letting Go of Potter Series
• Moore County a Leader in Recycling of Electronics
• Vote on Pine Forest May Come Tuesday
• Exchange Student Praises Experience at St. Andrews
• High Heat, Low Energy
• County Board Vote on Pine Forest May Come Tuesday
• Relatives of Victims on Hand for Stewart Trial
• Clinical Trials Program Offers Treatment Options
• County Proactive in Seeking Housing Repair Grants
• Fair Trial Advocacy Group to Help Stewart
• 'Making a Difference': BackPack Pals Extends Reach Over Summer
• S.P. Police Department Honors Leggett
• Several Last-Minute Filings
• Leggett Employee Of Quarter
• Long Journey: Friends Bike Across U.S. for Cause
• Carthage Police Chief Resigns
• Lightning-Caused Fire Damages CCNC Home
• McNeill, Walden, Woodruff File
• Warning Issued on Leaving Children Unattended in Cars
• Program Takes Behavioral Approach to Chronic Pain
• Sandhills Celebrates Special Graduate
• Jury Selection Moves Along
• S.P. Council to Vote July 25 on Tyler's Ridge
• Redistricting May Move Blake
• Fair Trial Advocacy Group to Help Stewart
• Questioning Jurors Changes as Stewart Admits Killings
• Expect Delays Due to Road Work on W. Morganton in S.P.
• Logos Unveiled for 2014 Opens
• Fire Damages Home In CCNC
• NWS Issues Severe Thunderstorm Warning
• It's So Hot ... (Part Two)
• Sheriff's Office Charges Teen in Robbery
• Three Jurors Seated in Stewart Murder Trial
• Post Office in Downtown Pinehurst to Close Aug. 19
• Woman Charged With Having Sex With Juvenile
• Southern Pines Council Plans July 25 Vote on Tyler's Ridge
• Stewart Admits Killings
• DOT Cites Safety in Removing U.S. 1 Crape Myrtles
• Local Firefighters Help in Bladen Wildfire
• Peach Harvest Reaching Peak
• Eagle Springs Man Dies in One-Vehicle Accident
• Stewart Admits Killings
• It's So Hot ...
• Attorneys Question Potential Jurors in Stewart Trial (Updated)
• Airport Officials Break Ground for Ramp Extension
• NWS Issues Heat Advisory
• Man Dies in Single Vehicle Wreck
• Asheboro Men Arrested in String of Break-Ins
• Two Teens Facing Charges in S.P. Robbery
• SP Man Faces Multiple Charges After Dispute
• Jury Selection Begins in Stewart Trial
• Downtown Pinehurst Post Office to Close Aug. 19
• Man Dies in Single Vehicle Wreck
• Era Ends: Saying Goodbye to Our Press
• 211 Work Will Spare Marker
• Tyler's Ridge Hearing Length A Concern
• Stewart Trial Set to Start
• SCC Gives High Schoolers Jump Start
• Fallon Files for Village Council; Fourth Candidate in Running
• Soccer Star to Appear in Carthage Wednesday
• DOT Marks Milestone on Twitter
• Best Bets: Mixed Paper Recycling
• Old Kmart Building Making Way for New Shopping Center
• County Planning Board Approves Couple's Conditional Use Request
• State PTA Initiative Earns National Recognition
• S.P. Artist Displays Work at U.S. Capitol
• Breakfast Brings Eagle Scouts Together
• Pinehurst Village Council Race Takes Shape
• Pilot Light: McDermott Named to Social Services Board
• Hoke Board Weighs in on Hospital Battle
• St. Andrews-Webber University Merger Approved
• Jury Favors Blakeley in Lawsuit
• Rockingham Man Faces Drug Trafficking Charges
• Blakeley Lawsuit in Hands of Jury
• Hoke Commissioners Take Stand on Hospital Issue
• Pinehurst Police Chief Position Draws 84 Applicants
• S. P. Artist Displays Work at U.S. Capitol
• Breakfast Brings Eagle Scouts Together
• Severe Storm Possible Today
• SBI Agents Testify in Blakeley Lawsuit Trial
• Fracking Veto Surprises Blake
• Education Lottery Launches Two New Games
• Local Professionals Awarded Dedman Fellow in Leadership
• Council Considers Options on Village Center Response
• Bear Creates Stir in Southern Pines
• Pilot Light: League President Witnesses Voter ID Bill Veto
• SBI Agents Testify in Blakeley Lawsuit Trial
• Stormy Weather Possible Over Next Few Days
• Bear Hangs Out in Southern Pines
• Moore County Celebrates Independence Day
• Municipal Filing Period Opens With Flurry
• Blaze Destroys Home of Firefighter
• How to Tell You're a Dog
• What Are County's Most Dangerous Intersections?
• S.P. Native Back in Africa With Peace Corps
• Applications Accepted for Value-Added Program
• Barrett Defends Town's Firing of Police Chief
• Pinehurst Police Chief Opening Draws 84 Candidates
• Best Bets: July Fourth Celebrations
• Two Arrested for Trafficking Prescription Pills
• Fire Destroys Pinebluff Home
• Sunrise Faces Financial Issues
• Pilot Light: Sales Tax Drops; Gas Tax Increases
• Municipal Races to Take Shape Early
• July Fourth Holiday Travel Up as Gas Prices Drop
• FirstHealth Nursing Program Earns Magnet Honors
• Former Chief Testifies in Suit Against Taylortown
• Southern Pines Police Warn of Scam
• Death Sentence Upheld
• STARS Students Improve on Test Scores
• Plans Outlined for Performing Arts Center
• Heart Surgeon to Conclude Reid Center Series
• League Presents Redistricting Maps to County Board
• Former Chief's Suit Against Taylortown Goes to Court
• Southern Pines, Pinehurst Mayors to Step Aside
• Changes Coming Next Year in Powerball Game
• Death Sentence Upheld
• This is Moore County: Alice Thompson
• Schoolteacher Creech Wins Moore Women's Amateur
• Ex-Chief's Lawsuit Against Taylortown Proceeds
• Commissioners Delay Naming Planning Board Members
• County's Unemployment Rate Unchanged in May
• Commissioners Presented Redistricting Maps
• Book Launch Set for The Country Bookshop
• Pilot Light: Commissioners Look at Going Paperless
• Park Service Delays Meeting With Village
• It's Been a Great 10 Married Years
• New Tyler's Ridge Plan Approved by Board
• Loblolly Plantation Vision Outlined
• ''Dream Home' Has Become a Nightmare
• Businesses Partner With Habitat to Help Nonprofit
• St. Andrews Accreditation Extended to July 31
• County Moves on Vass Sewer Improvements
• Aberdeen Boards Get Look at Developer's Plans
• Southern Pines Planning Board Approves Tyler's Ridge Plan
• Penick Consecrates Chapel, $30 Million Expansion Progresses
• Board Split in Adopting County Budget
• O'Neal School Dedicates Hannah Center
• Zoo Admission Prices to Increase July 1
• S.P., Pinebluff Receive Fire Prevention Grants
• Hoke Officials Vent Frustration to FirstHealth, Cape Fear Valley
• O'Neal Sees Promise in Study Abroad Program
• Trees in Median of U.S. 1 Targeted
• Water, Fracking Elicit Public Comments to Commissioners
• Operation Dry Water Takes Place This Weekend
• Man Robs Aberdeen Convenience Store
• Budgets Get Attention in Whispering Pines, Aberdeen
• Storms Possible Today, Friday
• Southern Pines Police Seek Information on Vandalism
• County Commissioners Approve New Budget
• Large Mixed-Used Development Proposed Near Aberdeen
• Nominations Sought for Farm Service Agency Board
• New Law Makes It Harder to Buy Key Meth Ingredient
• Volunteers Needed for Benefit Dog Wash
• Pilot Light: Coble Now on Facebook and Twitter
• Redistricting Could Impact Moore County
• Hoke Commissioners Vent Frustration at FirstHealth, Cape Fear Valley
• Carthage OKs Budget, Raises Concerns About Pine Forest
• Man Escapes Injury in Ultralight Plane Crash
• Nominations Sought for Farm Service Agency Board
• Foxfire Man Wins $100,000 in Lottery
• Water Is Focus of Trip
• Legislators Deal With Voting Bills
• Village Police Defend Traffic Policies
• Deucher Named Moore Regional’s Physician of Year
• Pinebluff Firefighters Make Seat Belt Pledge
• PHS Plant Museum Is Hit With Kids
• Pilot Light: Adoption of Budget on Agenda Tuesday
• Moore County Names Public Works Director
• 'Gasland' Showing Draws a Crowd
• Deputies Nab Suspect in Break-In
• Two Arrested for Trafficking Cocaine
• Jury Convicts Man of Beating Estranged Wife With Bat
• Council Supports Village Center Plan, Adopts Budget
• Whispering Pines Fire, Rescue Units Merge
• UNC System Head Stresses Partnerships at Dinner
• Southern Pines Lifts Water Conservation Mandate
• Upchurches Awarded Order of Long Leaf Pine
• Pilot Light: Pine Forest Report Delayed Until July 19
• Southern Pines Keeps Tax Rate Same for Third Year
• Boys Attempted to Save Drowning Victim
• Robbins Town Board Adopts Budget, Keeps Same Tax Rate
• Southern Pines Council Approves Budget
• Pine Forest Rezoning Decision Delayed
• Whispering Pines Fire, Rescue Units to Merge
• Pinehurst Council Supports Village Green Plan
• Habitat, SCC Students Join Forces to Recycle Computers
• Robbins Adopts Budget
• Traffic Lights Out in Southern Pines
• Traffic Lights Out Along Highways
• Coble Member of Group Suing President Over Libya
• Southern Pines Lifts Mandatory Water Conservation Measures
• Ogden Stepping Aside
• Boles, Blake Confident on Veto Override
• School Board Adds Five Days to Calendar
• Kids Golf Events Need More Volunteers
• Aberdeen Board Adopts New UDO
• Mobile Home Fire Called 'Suspicious'
• County OK's Contacts on Utility Work, Jail Medical Services
• Pilot Light: General Assembly Set to Recess Friday
• Coalition Issues Warning on Kids and Hot Cars
• Man Drowns in Farm Pond
• County Board Approves Several Contracts
• 'Suspicious' Fire Under Investigation
• Farewell, Academy Heights
• Robbins Offers Its Own Terms on Water
• Time to Come Clean About These Shorts
• Couple Raise Bison for Healthy Meat
• Southern Pines Road Work Starts Monday
• Room Tax Funds OK'd for Airport
• Board OKs Permit for West Pine Mobile Classrooms
• Robbins Makes Offer on County Water Deal
• Coming Clean About My Shorts
• At Least Two Fires Blamed on Lightning
• Academy Heights Family Says Final Farewell to School
• Operation Fan/Heat Relief Kicks Off 25th Year
• Where Buffalo Roam: Couple Raises Bison for Healthy Meat
• Fires Blamed on Lightning
• Rooster's Wife Features Two Bands Sunday
• Aberdeen Men Arrested for Growing Marijuana
• County Planning Board Allows West Pine Elementary Expansion
• Tyler's Ridge Is On Again
• School Start Times to Change
• County Board Delays Vote on New Budget
• Pilot Light: Coble Praises 'Idol' Winner
• Community to Celebrate Midway Gardens Kickoff
• Town Orders Water Curbs
• Melton Remains in Hospital
• County OKs Incentive for Carthage Industry
• NWS Says Heat Index to Crack 100 This Afternoon
• County OKs Incentive for Carthage Industry
• Robin Sage Set to Begin Saturday
• Pinebluff Man Arrested for Trafficking in Heroin
• Board Cancels Special Meeting, Will Vote on Budget June 21
• Southern Pines Orders Water Conservation Measures
• Two Arrested for Growing Marijuana
• Board Delays Action on Budget
• Educational Workshop to Focus on Nursing Home Expenses
• Surgeon to Speak at Reid Heart Center Series Thursday
• Pilot Light: County Set to Go Public With New UDO
• S.P., Pinehurst Eying Solar Energy Prospects
• Jobless Benefit Extension Draws Criticism
• Residents Offer Input on Plan for Village Center
• Lunch to Benefit Boys and Girls Homes
• Burr Speaks at St. Andrews College Graduation
• Visitors Get Healthy Environment Tips From FirstHealth
• Cracker Barrel Set to Open July 11
• Lunch at CCNC to Benefit Boys and Girls Homes
• Lakeview Woman Dies in Wreck
• Hole-in-One Dispute Over Car Settled
• Undercover Drug Investigation Leads to Two Arrests
• Meetings to Discuss Downtown Plan Set Today, Thursday
• Pilot Light: Board Set to Adopt County Budget Tuesday
• Fallen Heroes: Batman Down in Dumps
• Construction Progresses on New Jail
• Form Required for Agriculture Payments
• Panel Indicts Edwards
• Network Launches Pregnancy Medical Home Program
• Reservoir Park Road Closed for Sunday Morning
• 'King Kong' Appears in Robbins Tonight
• Furious Midnight Blaze in Carthage Investigated
• Local Artists Come to Artist Alley
• Southern Pines Man Dies in U.S. 1 Wreck
• Grand Jury Indicts Edwards
• Best Bets: Blount Speaks Tonight
• Village Begins Search for New Police Chief
• Union Pines Senior Wins Junior Builders Cup
• Cancer Survivors Day Event Sunday
• Compromise Measure Would Spare House in Horseshoe
• Lottery Introduces New Games
• Pilot Light: Local GOP Delegation Heads to State Convention
• Man Pleads Insanity in Wife's Murder
• Eagle Springs Man Faces Numerous Drug Charges
• Two Men Injured in Wreck on U.S. 1
• Former W.P. Police Officer Sentenced for Lying on Application
• State Budget Goes to House
• Campaign Promotes Pool Safety for Kids
• Operation Fan/Heat Relief Under Way
• Vass Man Charged With Passing Bad Checks
• Two Men Arrested in String of Residential Break-Ins
• Man Captured Taking Metal
• Memorial Day Wreck Injures One
• County Seeks Applications for Summer Internships
• New Magazine Coming to Greensboro
• Man Charged WIth Church Break-In
• Pilot Light: GOP Men to Hear N.C. Supreme Court Justice
• Annual Memorial Day Service Honors Fallen Heroes
• PineStraw Magazine Wins Prestigious Awards
• State Doesn't Want That House? - We'll Take It
• Senate Budget Closes House in Horseshoe, Samarkand
• Feds, Edwards Argued Over Law
• Viper Correction
• County Internships Available
• Retired Officers Honor Memorial Day
• Temperatures Expected to Soar Near 100
• Pilot Light: Voter Registration Looks Lackluster
• County Might Lose Some ABC Revenue
• Maybe This World Is Our Heaven
• Museum to Focus on Southern Pines
• MegaPark Is Making Big Strides
• DAV Race Helps Veterans
• Voter Registration Looking Lackluster
• Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly in Moore County
• NWS Issues Severe Thunderstorm Warning
• Board May Delay Adopting Budget
• Best Bets: Bikefest Weekend
• Edwards May Face Indictment; Plea Deal Possible
• Memorial Day Schedule
• NCDOT Recognizes Adopt-A-Highway Groups for Service
• Board May Decide June 21 on Pine Forest Rezoning
• House in Horseshoe Set for Closure
• Man Resentenced in Murder of Officer
• Got It Wrong, Picerno Says
• Blake: Budget Makes N.C. 'Live Within Its Means'
• Carthage Rotary Honors Citizens of Year
• Forum on Village Plan Called Informative
• Scotty Pulls It Off!
• Cop Killer Gets Same Sentence
• Water Options Discussed at Robbins Meeting
• Unusual Bird Sighting in Whispering Pines
• Two Men Charged With Stealing Gas from Underground Tank
• McCreery Is 'American Idol' Winner
• Pinehurst Village Green Input Meeting Draws 100
• Union Pines' Caddell Awarded Junior Builders Cup
• Edwards Faces Indictment, According to Reports
• Robbins Board Hearing on Water Deal
• Pine Forest Rezoning Stirs Flood of Questions
• Local League President Wins State Post
• Couple Enjoy Dinner with Obama
• Closure of Samarkand Resisted
• SCC's Adams Named President of Brunswick Community College
• Forum to Examine Pinehurst's Future
• Pine Forest Request Stirs Flood of Questions
• McCreery Takes Stage Tonight on 'Idol'
• Sanford Woman Faces Numerous Felony Charges
• Citizens of the Year Honored in Carthage
• U.S. Kids Golf Looking for Volunteers
• Forum Focuses on Pinehurst's Future
• Still Room at Carthage Banquet Tonight
• The Morgans Came to Town
• School System, Purser Featured in National Magazine
• Pinebluff Sewer Routing at Issue
• STARS Maps Plan for Charter Renewal
• Eagles Springs Grower Opposes Raiding Funds
• Commissioners, Planners to Discuss Pine Forest
• Ranking Shows Economic Strength of Area
• County Approves Hazard Mitgation Plan
• Emergency Responders Receive Recognition
• Local Woman Appearing on 'Let's Make a Deal'
• Picerno Once Had Dormie Membership
• Scotty's Grandparents Bask in "Idol" Glow
• Vikings Fall to Asheboro
• Home Runs Power Ashley Past Pinecrest
• Scotty Makes Final Two on "Idol"
• County, Pinebluff to Discuss Sewer Line Routing
• American Legion Riders Raise Money for Boys and Girls Homes of N.C.
• SALT Makes Grants for Weymonth Woods Horse Trails
• Pilot Light: County OKs Exemptions on Hiring Freeze
• Man Charged With DWI in N.C. 5 Traffic Accident
• Crowd Packs Robbins Town Hall for Rare Rifle Exhibit
• Reduced Tap Fees Offered for East Moore Phase Three
• School Supporters Make Plea for Full Funding
• Commissioners Reverse Action; Accept Transportation Grant
• Shortening Early Voting Period Would Save Money
• County Settles on VIPER for Communications
• Board Reverses Vote on Transportation Grant
• Crowd Packs Presentation on Kentucky Rifles
• Board Exempts Positions from Hiring Freeze
• House Passes Shorter Early Voting Bill
• County Settles on VIPER for Emergency Communications
• Man Charged With DWI in Aberdeen Wreck
• McCreery Takes Stage as Top Three Perform
• Supporters of School Funding Address Board
• 'Read-a-Roo': Local Kindergartner Wins PBS Writing Contest
• Pinebluff, County Try to Resolve Sewer Line Issue
• Stress Relief Dog Helps Alabama Tornado Victims
• Surgeons to Speak on Vascular Issues Thursday
• Upchurch Momument Proposed for Gilliam Airfield
• Penick to Unveil Village House at Chamber Event
• Pilot Light: Kirk Bell Joins Coble's Staff
• Maples Strikes Out 20, Pats defeat Harnett Central
• Commissioners Debate Increase to Contingency Fund
• Williams Earns Chief Fire Officer Designation
• Chamber Event at Penick Village Thursday
• Seagrove Man Charged With Passing Bad Checks
• Thunderstorms Possible Today
• Aberdeen Holds First Spring Spree Saturday
• National Magazine Features Purser
• Board Sets Budget Public Hearing for Today's Meeting
• Southern Pines Reports Wastewater Spill
• East Moore Water District Discounted Tap Fees End June 6
• Hotel Sale, Renovations Are Positive Signs
• Young Eagles To Soar
• Moore to Keep Own DA
• Academy of Moore Making Academic Strides
• Tartan, Trains Part of Aberdeen Logo
• Weather Spotter Training Set for June 7
• Rare Rifle Exhibit Tuesday in Robbins
• Pilot Light: County Holds Budget Hearing Tuesday
• Every Day Is Our Judgment Day
• Pinebluff Man Faces Charges in Theft of Motor Vehicle
• McCreery Reaches 'Idol' Final Three
• Fire Strikes Apartment Building in Aberdeen This Morning
• Consultant: Water Is Critical Issue in Village Development Process
• Budget Outlook Worsens for Southern Pines
• Proposed Village Budget Keeps Tax Rate Same
• Pottery Tour Sunday to Benefit Family Resource Center
• Fracking Part of Bill That Clears State Senate
• MOAA Monthly Meeting May 17 at Belle Meade
• Pilot Light: Singer Lyle Lovett Pays Coble Visit
• Whispering Pines, Foxfire Clubs Face Foreclosure
• Festival of Beers Set for Saturday Is Sold Out
• Fields Wins Carolinas Open
• Local Wildlife Officer Wins Award
• Pottery Tour to Benefit Family Resource Center
• Correction
• Slots Still Available in Citizens Police Academy
• MOAA Sets Meeting for May 17
• SALT Awards Grant for Weymouth Woods Horse Trails
• NCDOT Recognizes Local Adopt-A-Highway Groups
• Street Reopens After Gas Leak
• Dare County Fire Sends Smoke This Way
• State Senate Passes Fracking Bill
• McCreery One of Four Left in 'Idol' Competition
• Judge Denies Surprise Motion in Blakeley Case
• Motions Heard in Pinelake Case
• Board Opposes Tax Credit Measure on Private Schools
• McNeill to Receive St. Andrews Alumni Award
• Pilot Light: County Goes Back to Drawing Board on UDO
• SCC Concerned About Loss of Lottery Scholarships
• Gill Concert Called Success
• Work Begins on N.C. 211 Widening Project
• Officers Arrest Three After Search Yields More Than Half-Pound of Cocaine
• Vass Man Faces Additional Sexual Assault Charges
• Two Charged With Stealing Copper Wire from Chicken House
• Pinehurst Council Sees Preliminary Budget Tonight
• Man Faces Multiple Firearm Charges
• Judge Denies Surprise Taylortown Motion in Blakeley Lawsuit
• Southern Pines Police Select Leggett for Award
• Former Chair of Tobacco Trust Fund Opposes Legislative Proposal
• Pats Back in the Field After First Day of State Golf Tournament
• Former Duke Guard Capel Named Assistant Coach for Blue Devils
• Vince Gill Entertains in Pinehurst
• Budget Review Begins
• County Takes Stand Against Loss of DA
• An Authentic Life Is Calling
• St. Andrews Open House Attracts Good Attendance
• Kids Golf Foundation to Award Scholarships
• County Turns Down Seeking Grant
• Sara Bigley Named Principal of Year
• River Bend Community Meeting Set for May 14
• Teacher of Year Builds Relationships
• Pilot Light: FEMA Plans a Disaster Drill in Moore
• Community Health Care Network Changes Name
• Planning Board Approves Seven Lakes Chapel Permit
• Great Day Greets Buggy Festival, Cameron Antiques Fair
• Two Sentenced in Addor Murder
• Contract Awarded for Expansion of Landfill
• McCreery Advances to Final Four on 'Idol'
• Severe Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon, Early Evening
• Planning Board Approves Conditional Use Permit for Seven Lakes Chapel
• Board Goes With VIPER
• S.P. Budget Proposal Funds Plan for Park
• Farmers Market Adds Twist to Bring People to Village
• Robbins to Seek Public Input on Water Proposal
• Man Charged in Shootout With Deputies
• Decision on Pine Forest Rezoning Could Come in June
• County Budget Keeps School Funding, Tax Rate Same
• Two Moore County Teachers Named Kenan Fellows
• Pilot Light: Sewer Line Easement Raises Concern
• Lea: Board Sending 'Mixed Message' on Grants
• Man's Arrest Leads to Drug Charges
• Sewer Line Easement Delay Causes Concern
• Warning Issued on Ticks, Mosquitoes
• Homegrown on the Village Green Offers Variety of Activities
• McCreery's Aberdeen Grandmother Appears on 'Idol'
• County's Proposed Budget: Tax Rate Stays the Same
• 'Idol' Audience Holds Special Visitors for McCreery
• Village Hopeful on Post Office
• S.P. Budget Includes Funding to Start Bike Plan
• Local Residents 'Jubilant' Over Bin Laden's Death
• Local Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Pilot Light: McCrory to Speak to GOP Men
• Great Seats Still Available for Vince Gill Concert
• Retired Admirals Proud of SEALs Role in bin Laden Mission
• Moore May Quality for Storm Disaster Aid
• Man Faces Charges from March Shootout With Deputies
• County Manager Presents Budget Proposal Tonight
• Aberdeen Man Faces Weapon, Drug Charges
• Candor Man Faces Larceny Charge
• 'USA, USA': Spontaneous Outburst of Pride
• Mother of 9/11 Victim: 'Let's Have It Be a Shift'
• US Forces Kill Osama Bin Laden
• New Century Teacher Attends NCCAT Seminar
• Pilot Light: Manager to Unveil Budget Tuesday
• Railroad Crossing Work to Start Monday
• County Adds $4 Million to Capital Reserve Fund
• Many Are Atwitter Over Royal Wedding
• Restaurant Coming to Old Theater Site
• Wallace Worked Her Way Up the Ladder at FirstHealth
• Voelpel's Stay at FirstHealth Was More Than 'Temporary'
• Large Crowd Attends Springfest
• Tour de Moore Rolling Through County
• Robbins Man Guilty of Florida Murder
• Ellerbe Woman Faces Charges in Break-In
• South Carolina Woman Facing Felony Charges
• Best Bets: Pinestock
• Pilot Light: Extension Service Braces for Budget Cuts
• Robbins Studies Water Proposal From County
• Untreed Cat: Neighbors Help in Rescue
• Susie to Appear at Animal Event Sunday in Pinehurst
• Pinehurst Sues Virginia Company Over Trademark Issue
• STARS Moving on Seeking Charter Renewal
• Revised Village Green Plan Presented to Council
• Tour de Trike Will Be Held This Afternoon
• Area Under Tornado Watch Till Noon
• McCreery One of Six Left on 'American Idol'
• NWS Cancels Tornado Watch
• County's Unemployment Rate Drops in March
• Man, 70, Charged With Sexual Abuse of 5-Year-Old
• SBI Investigates Death of Man in Police Custody
• Wyoming Physician Finds Positive Experience in Pinehurst
• Tour de Trike Promises Fun for a Good Cause
• Flooding Threat at Carolina Lakes Falls With Water Levels
• Pilot Light: House OKs Pinebluff Park Land Bill
• Private Fundraising Makes Difference for SCC
• Robin Sage Training Exercise Begins Saturday
• Breaking Barriers: McPeake in Rare Air for Women-Owned Firms
• Local Special Ops Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon
• Pinebluff Man Charged With Stealing Tires
• Aberdeen Teen Charged With Statutory Rape
• Aberdeen Man Charged With DWI, Child Endangerment
• Commissioners Raise Objections to Pending Mandates
• Jackson Springs Woman Charged With Obtaining Pills by Fraud
• Two Aberdeen Residents Face Drug Charges
• Carolina Lakes Dam Break Poses No Threat
• SBI Investigating Death of Robbins Man in Pinehurst
• Reindeer Fun Run Moves to Aberdeen
• Everyone Ready for the Wedding?
• Southern Pines Takes New Look at Rules
• Car Strikes, Kills 4-Year-Old Boy
• Latest Easter Since 1943
• Pilot Light: Brobst Receives Standing Ovation
• North West Bonds Extended
• Signup for Third Phase of East Moore Starts
• Local Red Cross Assisting Tornado Victims
• Boy, 4, Dies After Being Struck by Car
• Commissioners Hear Annual Budget Pleas
• Plans for Southern Pines Library Tied With Long-Range Vision
• Democrats Closing Office, Focus Money Elsewhere
• Pilot Light: Planners Reviewing Pine Forest Data
• Village Merchants Says Downtown Events Help Business
• State May Seek Death Penalty in Lakeview Murder
• SCC Is 'Gateway' to University Admission
• Pinehurst Avenue Road Work Planned
• Hospital Earns National Recognition for Respiratory Care
• Drug Assessment Holds Up Case Against Pro Wrestler
• Death Penalty in Play in Lakeview Murder Case
• Road Work Planned for Pinehurst Avenue
• Woman Charged With Obtaining Pills by Fraud
• Robin Sage Training Begins Next Month
• Democrats Closing Office, Focus Money Elsewhere
• Pro Wrestler's Drug Case Postponed Again
• S.P. Budget Plan Keeps Tax Same
• Board Hears Budget Requests
• 'Still Lives': Film Spotlights Local Artist
• Pilot Light: Coble Making Day of It in Moore Today
• Cardiologist to Speak Thursday in Reid Heart Center Series
• Local Residents Caught in Fury of Storm
• Two Charged With Selling Marijuana
• N.C. Lukewarm on Obama, Unhappy With Perdue, Poll Finds
• Gilliam-McConnell Airfield Home for Flying Tiger Pilot Memorial?
• 'Still Lives': Film Spotlights Local Artist
• West to Appear at The Country Bookshop Tonight
• Carthage Commish Aids Tornado Victims
• Marine Recruiter Faces Sex Charges Involving High School Students
• The Miracle Mile
• Aberdeen Man Arrested After Foot Chase
• Westside Neighborhood Watch Association Meeting Tonight
• Man, Woman Face Murder, Robbery Charges in Saturday Shooting
• County Escapes Devastation From Tornadoes
• Krueger Off Stewart Case
• Bills Push for Gas Drilling
• A Little Heaven Amid the Pines
• Carter Atttends Village Wedding
• Annual Pregnancy Fair Thursday at Fair Barn
• Aberdeen Board Approves Annexations
• Emergency Responders from Moore Rush to Assist Tornado Damaged Lee County
• Tea Partiers Make Voices Heard
• Headstart Celebrates Week of the Young Child
• Scotty Gets to Sing Another Day
• Tax Day Rally Set for Today
• Pinecrest PTSA Meets Thursday
• MOAA Meeting Tuesday
• SCORE ‘Good to Great’ Contest Deadline April 21
• Proposed State Cuts Hit Home
• Businesses Raise Downtown Issues
• Storyteller: Sparks Shares Tales on Novels
• Summit Helps Budding Entrepreneurs
• Pilot Light: County's Legislators Unhappy With Vetoes
• Outdoor Activities Set for Saturday in Northern Moore
• DOT Outlines Secondary Road Work for County
• Tyler's Ridge Project Pulled
• McCreery Keeps His Fingers Crossed Tonight
• Prancing Horse Benefit Set for Saturday
• Picerno Says 'Sick and Tired' of Inaccurate Statements
• County Considers Restoring Longevity Pay
• Undercover Investigation Leads to Drug Charges Against Women
• Two Arrested Selling Marijuana in Aberdeen Parking Lot
• Rockingham Man Charged With Indecent Exposure
• And Then There Were Eight
• School Board OKs Budget, Revisions to Year-Round
• League Asks County to Look Into Redistricting
• Downtown Merchants Offer Reward in Vandalism
• Ragan Award to Honor Photographer
• CRP Deadline Set
• Planning Board Continues Debate of Model Airplane Issue
• Village Green Farmers Market Opens Friday
• Jackson Receives Order of Long Leaf Pine
• Pilot Light: Charter School Measure Nears Passage
• Students Take Center Stage at Picquet Music Festival
• Jail Contractor Holds Job Fair Monday
• Sign-Up Begins for East Moore Phase 3
• Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charges Against Raleigh Man
• Fire Destroys Storage Building
• DOT Officials Outline Secondary Road Work
• School Board Approves Budget
• Tree Causing Power Outages in S.P.
• Woman Charged With Credit Card Theft
• Budget Vote on Tap for School Board Meeting Tonight
• Chance of Strong Storms Late Tonight, Tuesday
• Pinehurst No. 2 Celebrates Reopening
• West End Woman Charged in Break-In
• Aberdeen Commissioners Move Meeting to April 14
• Dreams of a Would-Be Farmer
• S.P. Welcome Center Seeks Funding
• Reaction Positive To Change: Year-Round Revision A Relief for Parents
• Food Bank Appeals For Help
• The Right Way For Us to Live
• Pinecrest College Night Set
• Board Recognizes County’s Top Volunteers
• Another Wild Ride: 60th Stoneybrook Steeplechase Underway
• SP Police Make Arrest in Breaking and Entering
• Lions Vision Van Comes to Seven Lakes
• Remote Control Planes Generate Controversy
• Luck of Yellow: Nicklaus' Salute to Brave Boy
• Purser Revises Proposal on Year-Round Schools
• County Considers North West Moore Water Options
• Pilot Light: Moore Has New Chief Financial Officer
• Defense Motions Denied in Pinelake Murder Trial
• Four Teenagers Charged in Break-In, Larceny
• County Wants State to Halt Shifting of Funding Obligations
• Village Green Farmers Market Opens Next Week
• McCreery Is Going to Rock 'n Roll on 'Idol' Tonight
• Judge Denies Defense Motions in Stewart Trial
• Purser Sets Meeting With Academy Heights Parents for Thursday
• Close Call: Falling Tree Just Misses Historic Church
• North West Moore Water District Hearing Called
• Whispering Pines Police, Firefighters Rally to Help Couple
• Education Lottery Brings Back "Flair'
• W.P. Police, Firefighters Rally to Help Couple
• School Board Weighs Options as Budget Outlook Worsens
• Pilot Light: Water Line Issue Doesn't Constitute Conflict
• Jury to Decide Suit Over Hole-In-One Car
• FirstHealth Earns Top Rankings in Several Areas
• Fire Destroys Home in CCNC
• Few Speak Against Aberdeen Annexations
• Run for the Ribbons Races Saturday at Stoneybrook
• Two Arrested in McDonald's Parking Lot on Drug Charges
• Whispering Pines Police, Firefighters Rally to Help Couple
• Horses Aren't the Only Thing Running At Stoneybrook Saturday
• Hole-In-One Lawsuit Against Elks Lodge Going to Trial
• Pinehurst FD responds to CCNC
• Property Owners Against Aberdeen Annexation
• Falling Tree Causes Power Outage in Carthage
• Windy Weather on the Way
• 'Opti the Mystic' Would Be Pleased
• STARS Making Transition
• St. Joseph Hitting the Road
• Aberdeen Seeking Input Tuesday on Pedestrian Plan
• Growers Hopeful on Strawberries
• Pilot Light: Expanding Boundary on Agenda
• MRH Foundation Approves $130,000 in Grants
• Tea Party Tax Day Rally Set for April 15
• State Bar Honors Cunningham, Holshouser
• State Health Officials Investigate Change in Flu Strain
• Bilyak Recalled as 'Visionary Leader'
• Motorcycle Biker Blessing Set for Sunday
• County Seeks Bill to Divert Room Tax Revenue to Airport
• Operation Medicine Drop Collects 105,000 Pills
• State Raises Concerns About Taylortown's Finances
• Pine Forest Hearing Ends, No Decision Yet
• Local Radio Program Focuses on Elder Abuse
• Festival of Beers Back by Popular Demand
• North Notes: Plenty for Paddlers on Bear Creek
• Dog Will Get New Paw at NSCU Vet School
• Village Chapel Pastor Resigns; Building Plans to Proceed
• Hobbs Pleads Guilty to Campaign Finance Reforms
• Will McCreery Stay on the 'Idol' Radar?
• Reception Friday for Mangum, Owen Exhibit
• State Lottery Offers Round Two of Flair
• Advance Tickets Available for Beer Festival
• Alzheimer's Association Plans Seminar for April 28
• Law Enforcement Agencies Announce Totals for Operation Medicine Drop
• McCreery's 'Idol' Journey Continues Tonight
• Pine Forest Hearing Ends, Vote Set for May
• Healthy, Wealthy and Wise Conference April 16
• Summit April 12 to Help Entrepreneurs
• Sister City Artwork at RDU Features Local Flavor
• Legal Issue Delays Vote on Tyler's Ridge
• SWC Contests
• Pilot Light: Top Volunteers to Be Recognized
• Peach Crop Survives First Freeze
• 'Infusion of Energy': Aberdeen Attracting New Businesses
• Arrest Made in Rash of Heating and AC Unit Thefts
• Palustris Surprises Irish Delegation
• Sister City Artwork at RDU Features Local Flavor
• Officials Monitor Mutant Flu Strain
• The Pilot's Columnist Appears on BBC Show
• Camelot Playground Closed Next Week
• Southern Pines Town Council Holds Off on Tyler's Ridge Vote
• Three Arrested in Investigation of Thefts of Condensing Units
• A Palustris Sampler Festival Offers Something for Everyone
• Dangers of Drunk Driving Re-Enacted
• Aberdeen Looking To Annex
• A Way Through Life’s Darkness
• Drop Box Available for Old Prescription Drugs
• School Board Delays Budget Vote Meeting
• S.P. Looks to Improve Hearing Process
• Pine Forest Hearing To Resume Tuesday
• Robbins Gets Fancy New Fire Engine
• Tuberculosis Still Health Concern
• Way Through The Darkness
• Boles: Gas Tax Cap OK
• Palustris Festival Events On Tap
• Trust Works Toward Village's Future
• Volunteers Needed for Vince Gill Concert
• Libya Action Worries Retired Admiral
• The Pilot Light: Full Draft of UDO on County Website
• Pilot Light: County Post Draft UDO Online
• Boles Favors Capping Gas Tax
• SCC Announces Academic Excellence Award
• County Forming Panel for Plan Update
• SCORE Hosting Breakfast for New Volunteers
• Lybian Action Worries Retired Admiral
• County Evaluates Employee Benefits
• More Volunteers Needed for Gill Concert
• Libya Action Worries Retired Admiral
• Three Face Drug Charges
• McCreery Takes Aim on 'Idol' Top 10
• Search of 'Shot' House Leads to Four Arrests
• Palustris Festival Under Way
• Southern Pines Police Seek Information in Robbery
• Commissioners Take Look at County Employees' Benefits
• Fitness Center Parking Lot Closed This Weekend
• McCreery's Journey Continues Tonight
• McConnell Marker Dedicated at New Site
• Academy Heights Parents Make Case to Board
• Old-Time Feel: New Pharmacy Incorporates Cafe, Market
• January Jobless Rate Jumps
• Second Edition of Palustris Festival Bigger
• Aberdeen Woman Faces Charges after Car Chase
• Vass Man Facing Charges
• Arrest Made in Weekend Shooting
• Westside Neighborhood Watch Meeting Tonight
• Planning Begins for Opens in 2014
• Parents Seeking Answers
• United Way Tops Fundraising Goal
• Strange Times for Education
• County Formally Accepts $26 Million Loan for Sewer Plant Work
• Pilot Light: First County Budget Forum Monday
• Lob Steer Inn Reopens
• County Faces Major Communications Overhaul
• Heart Program to Open New Series
• Pinecrest Hosting Keys to Life Program Thursday
• Irish Eyes Are Smiling in Pinehurst
• New Century Middle School Presents "Aladdin Jr."
• Owners: Lob Steer Inn to Open for Dinner Tonight
• Car Hits Pedestrian in Accident Near Pinehurst Post Office
• Purser Answers Questions About Proposed Academy Heights Closure
• Emergency Responders Might Turn to VIPER
• Walmart Egg Tossers Face Charges
• School Board OKs Funds for Facility Upgrades
• Pinehurst Doctor, Daughter Experience Japan Earthquake
• County Sets Special Meeting for Pine Forest
• United Way Seeks Volunteers for Assessment
• Case Against Pro Wrestler Delayed Until April 20
• Suspect Pleads Guilty in Lakeview Store Killing
• Parents Rally for Academy Heights
• Two Plead Guilty to Killing Man in Addor
• Three Arrested for Throwing Eggs in Walmart
• McCreery: Does He Stay in 'Idol' Hunt?
• Hardy Wants to Plead, DA Says Waiting on Drug Analysis
• County Forming Panel for Plan Update
• School Board OKs Funds for Facility Upgrades
• One Pleads Guilty in Lakeview Store Shooting
• St. Patrick's Day Parade Set for Saturday
• 'Live After Five' Kicks Off Thursday in Pinehurst
• Conservation Workshop Open to Local Students
• Big Cuts Loom for Schools
• Lob Steer Still Hopes to Reopen
• Board Delays Pine Forest Rezoning Hearing
• Chamber to Host Military Program
• Lob Steer Inn Still Working to Reopen
• Aberdeen Firefighters Cope With Temporary Quarters
• North Notes: Robbins Welcomes New Life to Downtown
• Schools Face Drastic Steps to Deal With Budget Cuts
• Pilot Light: Romney Tops Poll at Moore GOP Convention
• Aberdeen Firefighters Adjust to Temporary Housing
• St. Joseph of The Pines Names New President, CEO
• Woman Faces Charges After Early-Sunday Altercation
• Academy Heights on the Chopping Block?
• Pine Forest Rezoning Hearing Postponed Again
• Hunt Guest Speaker for Tonight's NAACP Meeting
• Robbins Welcomes New Business to Downtown
• The Pit Golf Links to Remain Closed for Remainder of 2011
• Operation Medicine Drop Begins March 21
• ‘Out of Necessity’ MHK Opens Dormie Club to Nonmember Play
• Williams Gets State Extension Honor
• Dormie Proves You Can Still Fall in Love
• The Dormie Club: Coore, Crenshaw Create a Classic in the Sandhills
• Random Act Of Kindness
• Round Three for Hearing: MHK Pine Forest Saga to Resume
• Public School Forum Calls for Sweeping Changes
• Two More Hearings On County Agenda
• Spring Forward: A Reminder to Set Clocks Ahead an Hour Tonight
• The Q Fund: A Foundation Laid on Love
• Gore Receives Recognition for Leadership, Support
• Planning Board Considers Regulations for Remote-Controlled Planes
• Two Goldston Men Face Charges in Auto Theft
• S.P. Council Set to Vote on Tyler's Ridge March 28
• Water Dominates Talks Between County, Seven Lakes
• State Shuts Down Lob Steer Inn, Owners Vow to Reopen
• Primed and Ready: S.P. Steakhouse to Open Monday
• IRS Encourages Taxpayers to File Electronically
• County Backs Economic Designation for Robbins
• Pilot Light: County GOP Convention Saturday
• Condition of Man Shot by Deputies Improving
• 'Idol' Judges Praise McCreery
• Southern Pines Council Sets Vote on Tyler's Ridge Project
• State Closes The Lob Steer Inn
• Severe Storms Possible Tonight
• Tax Liens: Available in Today's The Pilot
• Monument Has New Home
• Water Hot Topic in Board, Seven Lakes Meeting
• Pilot Light: County Opposes Secondary Road Measure
• Pinehurst No. 2 Restoration Gets Rave Reviews
• Aberdeen Man Charged in Weekend Shooting
• Pinehurst Surpasses S.P. as County's Largest Town
• Forest Service Offers Guide on Managing Invasive Plants
• Moore Added to Grant Program for Health Care Nonprofits
• Water Hot Topic in Board, 7 Lakes Group Meeting
• MooreFit Starts Newest Program
• Yang Named Carthage Police Officer of the Year
• Suspect Involved in Shooting with Deputies Charged
• Information Sought on Dog Hit by Car
• Sheriff''s Office: Deputies Involved in Shooting, Suspect Shot
• County Backs Economic Designation for Robbins
• County Board Adopts Change to Zoning Ordinance
• Aberdeen Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Shooting
• County Awards East Moore Contracts
• College Kids Face Whole New World
• Offices Planned on Old Carrabba’s Site
• Rabies Prompts Concern
• Open Space: Patients Have Options for MRI
• Board Clarifies Action On ABC Training Pay
• S.P. Police Warn Public of Itinerant Merchant
• Men Charged With Breaking Into Chicken Houses, Stealing Wire
• ShamRock 'N' Roll Road Race Set for Saturday in W.P.
• Gasoline: Keep Up With the Lowest Prices
• McCreery Still Rolling Along in 'American Idol'
• Village Renames Welcome Center for Lane
• County Places 100 AEDs in Law Enforcement Vehicles
• MooreFit Promoting Local Fresh Food
• Brobst Retiring as County Public Works Director
• Pilot Light: County Awaiting Official 2010 Census Results
• County Seeks OK to Use Room Tax Funds on Airport
• IRS Makes Change on Processing Center
• Brobst Retiring as County Public Works Director
• Local Authors Speak Friday
• Playhouse Players Present 'West Side Story'
• Public Records
• Local Extension Agent Earns State Award
• IRS Encourages Filing Taxes Online
• MooreFIt Classes Start March 7
• Pats Grab Dramatic Win in Baseball Opener
• Commisioners Ask State Rep. Boles for Help
• New Plan for Hoke Hospital
• Study Confirms Effectiveness of Communities In Schools
• Daniels Brings 'Passion' to Job as Bookshop Manager
• Planning Board Gets Preview of Development Ordinance
• Pilot Light: Pine Forest Hearing Delayed Until March 15
• Rural Center Awards Grants for Two Projects
• Residents, Businesses Keep Weary Eye on Rising Gas Prices
• Van Roosen Promoted to Brigadier General
• Comments Sought for MRH Magnet Designation
• STARS Board Going Through Transition
• STARS Board Going Through Transition
• Commisioners Ask State Rep. Boles for Help
• Tonight's Pine Forest Hearing Postponed
• STARS Board Going Through Transition
• Dormie Club Opens for Outside Play
• Fans Can Vote for McCreery Tonight
• NWS Issues Severe Thunderstorm Watch for County
• Carthage Man Charged in Break-in
• Pinehurst Woman Faces Embezzlement Charges
• Police Seek Suspect in Armed Robbery
• Fire Destroys Mobile Home in Pinebluff
• Storm Chasers: Davidson County CC Ends Sandhills Season in Region X Final
• SCC Beats Central Carolina, Advances to Region X Title Game
• Thompson Gets 'Courage' Honor
• Robbins Pushing Change
• Southern Middle Students in Debate Competition
• Children Uninjured in Bus Accident
• County Seeks Grant for Lift Station Replacement
• Robbins Make Case for Economic Designation
• New Program Helps Asparagus Growers
• Union Pines Named Top 20 Automotive School
• Farm-to-Table Coop Looks to Grown
• S.P. Video Game Company Owner Center of Flap
• Thompson Honored for Role in Civil Rights Struggle
• Be All You Can Bee: Success Was Buzzword at Literacy Benefit
• S.P. Warns About Man Claiming to Be Fire Inspector
• Pilot Light: Pine Forest Hearing Resumes Tuesday
• SCC Beats Central Carolina, Advances to Region X Title Game
• Kids Learn Good Dental Habits
• SP Fire Officials Warn Businesses of Imposter
• Head Start Bus Involved in Wreck
• Be All That You Can 'Bee'
• Judge Rejects Plea Deal in Hobbs Case
• Financial Planning Class Geared to Women
• Pilot Light: Voter Registration Roll Drops by 700
• Durham Man Charged After High-Speed Chase
• Robbins Scout Troop Holds Pancake Breakfast Saturday
• Scouts to Present Distinguished Citizen Award to Van Roosen
• Landmark Study on Weymouth Topic of Sunday Presentation
• Sandhills Children's Center Team Claims "Bee" Crown
• High-Speed Chase Ends With Arrest of Durham Man
• Local Owner of Gaming Company Appears in Closed Door GOP Meeting
• Financial Planning Class Geared Toward Women
• Author Patti Digh Visits The Country Bookshop Today
• Three Face Felony Drug Charges
• Pinehurst Police Make Arrest in Home Burglary
• Clarification Issued on U.S. 1 Rezoning
• Fire Heavily Damages Battered Women's Shelter
• Signup Under Way for Crop Assistance Program
• FirstHealth Home Care Named Top Provider
• Arrest Made in Fresh Market Attack
• Agency Makes Push on Children's Fire Safety
• It's the Place to 'Bee'
• Woods Fires Keep Firefighters Busy
• Pinelake Hero Joins Highway Patrol
• Two Charged With Stealing Wire, Scrap Metal
• County to Apply for Loan to Replace Lift Station
• Fire Damages Shelter for Battered Women
• Pat Boys Romp in Playoff Opener
• Two Men Charged in Copper Thefts
• SP Police Make Arrest in Connection With Incident Outside Fresh Market
• Moore County Man Gets Seven Years in Federal Pen
• Woman Faces Obtaining Prescription Pills by Fraud Charges
• Vass Men Charged in Break-Ins
• World War II Vet Converts Porch
• Free the Charters: Assessment Holds Them Down
• Pilot Light: County Delays Action on Zoning Text Changes
• Gov. Budget
• Pilot Wins Eight Press Association Awards
• Well-Known Parenting Expert to Speak at Seminar March 4-5
• Special Room Chronicles World War II Fighter Pilot's Life
• County Seeks Extension on Northern Moore Water Bonds
• County Engulfed in Burning Ring of Fires
• Pinecrest Wins Second Straight SEC Tournament
• Viking Girls Claim Tourney Title
• South Davidson Upsets Mustang Girls in Tourney Final
• Southern Pines' Hoadley in Running for Sullivan Award
• Aberdeen Man Faces Drug Charges
• This is Moore County: Gail George
• Former Carthage Resident Dies in N.Y. Wreck
• McCreery Stays in 'American Idol' Hunt
• S.P. Replacing Old Dogwood Trees
• Deer Sightings Show Big Increase
• Pine Forest Rezoning Hearing Continued to March 1
• Burglar Jumps From Second-Story Window
• Village Council Wants More Specifics on Ordinance Review
• County Planning Board Gets Preview of Development Ordinance
• DMV Offices Closed on Monday
• McCreery Advances to Next Round of 'American Idol'
• Pine Forest Decision Delayed Again
• Southern Pines Police Search for Suspect in Robbery
• Motorcyclist Injured in Wreck on U.S. 1
• Dedmans Buy The Pit Golf Links
• Schools Want State to Extend Tax Hikes
• Two St. Andrews Grads Recently Published
• CRP signup
• Aberdeen Man Dies in Traffic Accident
• St. Andrews Sets Spring Writers' Forum Schedule
• Brave Souls Take Plunge into Bear Creek
• Blake, Boles Give Governor Good Marks on Speech
• Pilot Light: County to Meet With Seven Lakes Council
• Dedmans Buy The Pit Golf Links
• Pine Forest Hearing Resumes Tonight
• Aberdeen Man Dies After Head-On Crash
• School Board Supports Extending Temporary Taxes
• Improvements to Cannon Park Parking Lot Under Way
• Pinehurst Resort Owner Buys The Pit
• Aberdeen Cancels Regular Meeting Set For Tonight
• Pinehurst Holds Special Meeting Wednesday
• State Budget Cuts Topic of School Board Meeting Tonight
• One Wreck Leads to Another
• NWS Issues Red Flag Warning for County
• Charter Shakeup: Impact of Proposals Weighed Locally
• As Yet Another Valentine’s Day Looms ...
• Moore’s Two Charter Schools Have Faced Major Problems
• Options On Water Explored
• Egypt Tour Gave No Hint of Strife
• NAMI to Screen Award-Winning Documentary Wednesday
• Zoning Change Recommended for Former SunPak Building
• NM Girls, Pinecrest Boys Capture Conference Titles
• Undercover Investigation Leads to Two Arrests
• County Planning Board Recommends Zoning Change
• County Wins Grant for Housing Rehabilitation
• Pilot Light: Chamber Raises County Share on Utility Study
• Economy Prevents Developer From Creating Promised Jobs
• Man Faces Charges After Fleeing From Police
• Village Looks to Improve Development Procedures
• SCORE Business Plan Seminar Feb. 15
• Tyler's Ridge Put on Hold
• Southern Pines Police Make Second Arrest in Armed Robbery
• Whispering Pines Resident Promoted to Brigadier General
• SCORE Offers Seminar Feb. 15
• Economy Prevents Developer From Creating Promised Jobs
• Lillington Man Faces Drug Charges
• Snow Flurries Expected This Morning
• Snow Could Be on the Way
• Whispering Pines Council Meets Tonight
• Aberdeen Man Faces Multiple Charges After Car Chase
• Village Council Hears from Consultant
• County Receives Grant to Rehabilitate Housing Units
• Unemployment Rate Falls in December
• School Board Outlines Plans for Improvement
• Flu, Colds Run Rampant
• Office Complex Planned on Old Days Inn Site
• Natt Joins Pilot Staff Full Time
• Pilot Light: Animal Welfare Groups Lobby for Amendment
• County to Seek Housing Rehab Funding
• 'Ensuring Success'
• Website Focuses on No. 2 Renovation
• Eagle Springs Man Faces Drug Charges
• Pinehurst Council Work Session Tonight
• Vass Man Facing Statutory Rape Charge
• Teen Faces Gun Charges
• Union Pines Hosting Two Rounds of State Duals Tuesday
• SP Police Charge Teen in Robbery
• Two Teens Facing Gun Charges
• Cranky: I'm Becoming My Grandfather
• Robbins Building on Momentum
• Moore Opposes Privatizing Alcohol Sales
• Pilot Light: Airport Authority Retreating to Wilmington Monday
• Airport, Developer at Odds Over Project
• County Looks at Expanding Northern Moore Water District
• Review: 'Evita' Not to Be Missed
• Two Taylortown Residents Face Drug Charges
• This is Moore County: Shorty Brown
• Pine Forest Opponents Repeat Concerns
• Soil-Water District Offering College Scholarships
• Lottery Transfers $124.3 Million to State
• County OKs Matching Funds for $2.5 Million Airport Grant
• Cindy Morgan Scores Lottery Win
• Pilot Light: County to Pay Off Some Debt
• Coble: U.S. Can't Turn 'Blind Eye' on Egyptian Unrest
• Democrats Excited 2012 Convention Coming to Charlotte
• County to Seek Public Input on Changes
• The Pilot Launches 2Days Deal
• Judge Dismisses Doughten Case
• N.C. Education Lottery Transfers Funds
• County Board: Keep ABC Stores Under State Control
• Aberdeen Man Charged in Break-In
• County Board OKs Appropriation for Airport
• First Surgeries Performed at Reid Center
• Union Pines Gets Online Grant
• Scouts to Honor Van Roosen with Distinguished Citizen Award
• Shooting of Mother Called Accidental
• GA leader limits
• Pilot Light: Coble Spending Time in Moore County Today
• St. Andrews Receives Grant to Expand Program
• County Board OKs Appropriation for Airport
• Highfalls Man Faces Marijuana Charges
• Pinebluff Man Arrested at Motel on Drug Charges
• County Planning Board Seeks Input on UDO
• Three Teenagers Charged in Alleged Larceny
• Vehicle Stop Leads to Two Arrests
• Doughten Trial Under Way
• Three Break-In Suspects Arrested After Foot Chase
• Southern Pines Police Nab Break-In Suspect
• Work Starts on Cracker Barrel Site
• Sheriff's Officer Injured in Wreck
• Miller, Paz Are Tops in Dancing With Stars
• Vince Gill Returning For an Encore Show
• Mechanic Doug Had a Good Life
• Cruelty Brings Sentence
• Southern Pines Native Pioneered Law on Gas Drilling
• Is Gold Rush in Moore's Future?
• Blake: 'Start Over' on Reform
• Meals on Wheels Rolling Along
• Aberdeen Issues Boil Water Advisory
• Southern Pines Police Catch Three Suspects in Break-In
• NAMI Family to Family Course Starts Feb. 1
• STARS Audit Raises Questions on Board Oversight
• Pope John Paul II Catholic School to Mark Special Week
• Boles, Blake Hope to Have More Clout in Legislature
• Taylortown Looks to Add New Police Officer
• Pilot Light: County OKs Change for Capital Reserve Fund
• Schedule Conflict Forces Aberdeen Meeting Change
• Taylortown Adds Two Reserve Police Officers
• Southern Pines Council OKs Permit for Townhome Project
• Two Men Charged in Theft of $80,000 Worth of Parts, Tools
• Aberdeen Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Car
• Former Marine Files Suit Over Camp Lejeuene Water
• FirstHealth Transfers $4 Million in Utilities to County
• County Proceeds on Utility Improvements for Village
• Morganton Road Project Falls Though
• IRS Extends Filing Deadline to April 18
• Pilot Light: GOP-Controlled General Assembly Convenes Today
• Escaped Prison Inmate Captured in Southern Pines
• Robbins Wants Residents to 'Cheer' for Town
• TRU Celebrates Tobacco Awareness Week
• West End Woman Faces Eight Felony Charges
• Red Cross Seeks Blood Donors
• Pinehurst Police Warn of Scams
• Ex-Marine Sues Over Camp Lejeune Water
• Prison Escapee Captured
• 'Electric' Atmosphere Surrounds MLK Event
• Southern Pines Police, Correction Officers Search for Escaped Prisoner
• Southern Pines Worksession Scheduled Today
• FirstHealth Transfers Utility Lines to County
• Area Likely to Dodge Snow
• FirstHealth Offering Parenting Workshop
• Commissioners Move on Pinehurst Utilities
• Firefighters Battle Blaze in Roseland Area
• The Three Taboos of Newspapering
• Team Comes to Aid of Player
• The Three Taboos of Newspapering
• Equine Center Hosting Open House, Seminar Jan. 29
• Bruton Honored for Service, Compassion
• Aberdeen OKs Financing for Fire Station Expansion
• S.P. Board Denies Project Near Airport
• County Holds Off on Resolution on Privatizing Alcohol Sales
• O'Neal to Hold Info Sessions and Tours
• Team, Community Help Star Player Cope After Fire
• Suspect in Murder Found Incompetent to Stand Trial
• Pilot Light: Coble Named to Transportation Panels
• County OK's Electronic Recycling Program
• County Holds Off on Resolution Against Privatizing Alcohol Sales
• Drive-By Murder Defendant's Case Dismissed for Now
• Bruton Receives Cornerstone Award
• Latest State Road Map Available
• STARS Board Discusses Lunch Dilemma
• Hospice Presentation Set for Jan. 25 in Seven Lakes
• Pilot Light: GOP Sets Precinct Meetings
• Church Roof Collapses
• Coble Votes to Repeal Health Care Law
• Still Time to Get Flu Shots
• Case Against Pro Wrestler Delayed Second Time
• County Tables Action on Pine Forest Development
• Village Chapel Submits Site Plan for Expansion
• Report Finds N.C. Residents Give Wisely to Charities
• Carthage Woman Arrested on Felony Charges
• Kinston Man Faces Subscription Pill Fraud Charges
• Laurinburg Juvenile Charged With Arson, Attempted Murder
• Search of S.P. Apartment Leads to Three Arrests
• Church Roof Collapses
• New State Maps Available from NCDOT
• The O'Neal School Plans Information Session
• Principal Provides Updates to STARS Board
• Hardy Expected to Plead Today
• Sheriff’s Office Warns of Possible Scam
• Public Hearing on Tyler's Ridge Project Continues Thursday
• Aberdeen OKs Financing Contract For Fire Station Expansion
• Board Tables Pine Forest Rezoning Request
• Pilot Light: Airport Has Seen Share of VIPs
• Dodson to Receive Donald Ross Award
• United Way to Present Cornerstone Award to Bruton
• 'Do Right Thing': March Keeps King's Dream Alive
• Krueger Haddock Cases 'Very Complicated'
• Four Escape from Early-Morning Residential Fire
• FirstHealth Moore Regional Earns Red Apple Hospital Honor
• Police Seek Help To Solve Armed Robbery, Assault
• Commissioners Discuss EMS Consolidation, Financing
• Flu Season in Full Swing
• Raeford Man Charged in Radiator Thefts
• Large Crowd Marches in Memory of King
• Commissioners Hear About Airport Needs
• DA Discusses Haddock Murder Case
• King Day March Set for Today
• Saint Billy Joe Was One of a Kind
• Year Later: Haitian Quake Still Recalled
• County Studies Options on Water at Retreat
• Hearing Monday on Pine Forest Rezoning
• Jury Finds Schiro Guilty for Role in Girl's Murder
• Sandhills Center Makes Transition to Managing Services
• School System Fares Well on Audit
• Snow, Ice Cause Some Injuries From Slips and Falls
• Patriots Sweep Rams in League Play
• Is There Natural Gas Down There?
• Water Line Break on Woods Road in Pinehurst
• Jury Says Haddock Murder Defendant Guilty
• Snow, Ice Bring a Few More Injuries
• Simulator Provides Realistic Training for Aspiring Pilots
• Events Planned for Annual King Observance
• Schiro Trial in Hands of Jury
• Alzheimer's Program Set for Jan. 24
• County Transfers $6.2 Million to Capital Fund
• ARC Earns Four-Year Accreditation
• Hearing Delayed on Hobbs' Case
• Judge Dismisses Suit to Stop Jail Construction
• Schools Schedule Snow Makeup Days
• King Observance Events Planned
• Hearing Delayed in Hobbs' Case
• Haddock Defendant Offers No Defense
• Aberdeen Meeting Rescheduled
• Students Back in School Today
• Judge Dismisses Jail Opponent's Injunction Request
• County Schools on Two-Hour Delay Thursday
• Superintendent Explains Makeup Day Policy
• Coble Voices Anguish Over Shootings
• Progress, Duke to Join Up
• Moore County Government Offices, Courts Open on Delay
• Black Ice Greets Morning Motorists
• Crowd Has Look at Heart Center
• County Schools Closed Wednesday
• County Offices Closed Today
• S.P. Council Meeting Tonight Cancelled
• Village of Pinehurst Offices Closed, Meeting Rescheduled
• Secondary Roads Slippery With Ice
• Storm Drops Snow, Ice on County
• Progress Energy Reports Power Outages
• Ice Provides Major Threat Today
• County Schools Closed Tuesday
• Court Cases Fall Victim to Snow
• Heavy Snowfall Expected Through Early Afternoon
• Send Us Your Snow Photos Round Two
• Snow, Sleet, Ice on Tap for Today
• County Government Offices Closed
• Schools Closed Today
• County Schools to Make Decision on Closing in the Morning
• NWS Posts Winter Storm Warning for Area
• FirstHealth of the Carolinas Celebrates Opening of Reid Heart Center
• Bullying Still a Problem for Many
• Gun Used in Haddock Murder Subject of Testimony
• Pilot Light: County Joins Social Media Revolution
• Candlight Ceremony to Draw Attend to Homeless
• Tabloid Reports That Edwards Proposed to Mistress
• County Moves Ahead on Third Phase of Water District
• Area Braces for More Winter Weather
• Taking Delight in Cold Winter Weather
• Man Dies in Wreck Involving School Bus
• Arrested Man Faces Drug Charges
• Two Arrested After Reported Attempted Break-in
• School System Cancels Games Tonight
• Snow Likely Tonight
• Man Dies in High Falls Wreck
• Keep Moore County Beautiful Earns National Honor
• Program Helps Seniors Navigate Internet
• Vass Couple Loses Everything in House Fire
• Fire Protection Hurdle Cleared for Eye Clinic Expansion
• Pilot Light: Hearing Set on Pine Forest Development
• Elizabeth Edwards Cuts John Out of Will
• Livestock Disaster Program Deadline Jan. 30
• One Killed in High Falls Wreck
• Elizabeth Edwards Cuts John Out of Will
• Forecasts: Snow Possible Friday, Monday
• Gun in Haddock Case Remains in Evidence
• Commissioners OK Plan for Carolina Eye Expansion
• Pilot Light: Commissioners to Hold Special Meeting Thursday
• Jury Selection Under Way in Final Haddock Murder Trial
• SCC Has 'Cool' Instructor
• Elections Board Looking for Inactive Voters
• Today Is Deadline for County Taxes
• S.P. Grocery Store Robbed at Gunpoint
• New Principal Takes Reins at STARS
• Deadline Moved Up to Feb. 1 for Volunteer Awards
• Moore County Welcomes First Baby of 2011
• Leaders Bit More Optimistic for 2011
• Price of Gas Tops $3 Per Gallon
• Motorists Keep Wary Eye on Rising Gas Prices
• Outlook Mostly Optimistic for New Year
• Caddell to Step Down From SCC Board
• Pet Committee Throws Party to Thank Volunteers
• What Snow?
• Technology Allows Students to See Live Performance of 'Hamlet'
• Doing Without: Our Experimental Year of No New Stuff
• The Year of Our Frugal Enlightenment
• Class for Local Food Producers Jan. 21
• Caddell: Public Service Is Way to Give Back
• Larry, Nick and Jimmy: Commissioners Made History on Jail
• SCC Sent to Being 2011 With Record Enrollment
• Cancer Surpasses Heart Disease as State's Top Killer
• Nick Picerno
• Pro Wrestler Set to Enter Plea on Drug Charges
• Planning Board to Consider School Expansions
• Jimmy Melton
• Pilot Group Has Made the Most of 2011
• Mail Scams Rapidly Increasing
• Added Functionality Enhances Comments
• Jail Expansion Voted Top Story of 2010
• Wright On! Santa Project Succeeds Again
• Man Shot Outside Pool Hall
• Carthage Man Wins National McDonald's Competition
• S.P. Police Seek Info in Christmas Shooting
• Snow Blankets Moore County
• Village Sets Curbside Christmas Tree Collection
• Moore Heading in Right Direction on Health
• Coats for Comfort Help Needy Stay Warm
• Send Us Your Snow Photos
• Moore County Under Winter Storm Watch
• Many Taxpayers Wait Until Last Minute
• Area Might See Snow Late Christmas Day
• Pilot Light: Hackney Picked to Lead House Democrats
• Ruling Goes Against Former Workers in Sick Building Case
• Hospital Wound Care Staff Offers Holiday Safety Tips
• VFW Post Host Toys for Tots
• FirstHealth to Introduce Reid Heart Center Jan. 9
• Stocking Stuffer: Volunteers Make Christmas Gifts for Babies
• Public Records
• VFW Post Holds Toys for Tots Event
• Association Names Broadhurst Veterinarian of Year
• Ruling Goes Against Former Workers in Sick Building Case
• Three Arrested After Search of Home Yields Drugs
• Aberdeen Woman Faces Drug Charges
• Robbins Man Charged With Distributing Cocaine
• Four Arrested for Allegedly Stealing ATVs
• Star Man Charged in Break-In
• Pair Charged With Writing Bad Checks
• Holiday Closings Set
• Bright Wins $100,000 as 'Survivor' Fan Favorite
• Carthage Wins $1 Million Grant for Little River Project
• Santa's Elves Spread Christmas Cheer Early
• FSA Disaster
• Suspected Drunk Driver Hits Cars, Flees From Police
• FirstHealth's 2010 Cancer Report Available Online
• Pilot Light: Unaffiliated Registrations Grow Faster
• Suspected Drunk Driver Hits Cars, Flees from Police
• Local Holiday Closings Set
• Broadway Man Charged in Break-In
• Pinecrest Girls, Raiders to Meet in Holiday Tourney Final Tonight
• Firefighters Respond to Structure Fire on Youngs Road
• Fire Destroys Mobile Home
• Bright Voted 'Survivor' Fan Favorite
• Pilot Light: DOT Suspends Highway Work Through Holidays
• Pinecrest Girls’ Holiday Tourney Set
• Region Honor Surprises Teacher
• Do I Really Have Movie Star Hair?
• 'Mr. Earl' Could Use More Bikes
• Attorneys Faced Deadline in Pinelake Lawsuit
• Boys/Girls Cub Promotes Kivett to Chief Operation Officer
• Robbins Man Dies in Wreck Near Home
• STARS Board, New Principal Looking Ahead
• NWS Expects Snow to Skirt County
• Robbins Man Dies in One-Vehicle Wreck
• SP Council OKs Commercial Developments
• Soil-Water Board Honors Retiring Members
• Bright Fails to Survive to Show's Finale
• BackPack Pals Volunteers Pack a Record 803 Bags
• Area Has First Taste of Winter Weather
• Man Faces Several Charges in Alleged Check Fraud
• Sheriff's Office Seeks Information
• Victims' Families File Suit Against Pinelake
• Southern Pines Council Approves Commercial Projects
• Lottery Revises Budget to Reflect Lower Sales
• West End Man Faces Charges in Residential Break-In
• Aberdeen Man Charged in Handgun Theft
• 'Survivor' Run Ends for Local Woman
• Slick Roads Cause Early Morning Wrecks
• Wintry Weather Might Hit Early Thursday
• Public Schools On Two-Hour Delay Thursday
• Eddy Moving to Boys and Girls Club Post
• Pilot Light: Signatures Hold Up River Bend Project
• Brothers Put on Dazzling Holiday Light Show for Good Cause
• Community Celebrates Rebuilt Scout Lodge
• Council OKs Measures to Improve Harness Track
• Pinehurst Among Municipalities Honored for Green Practices
• Southern Pines Woman Faces Fraud, Forgery Charges
• Wintry Mix Could Hit Area Thursday
• Schools Warn of Scam
• Power Outage Hits SP, Vass and Carthage
• Elderly S.P. Couple Robbed at Gunpoint
• Commissioners Have Busy January Schedule
• Holly and Ivy: Ghosts, Gossip, Glamour
• Planning Board Recommends Rezoning
• Lawmakers React Favorably to Perdue's Proposals
• Gossip, Ghosts and Glamor - the Inaugural Holly and Ivy Dinner
• Moore TEA Citizens Look Ahead
• Pilot Light: January Busy Month for Commissioners
• 'It May Be Murder': New Book Explores 1935 Pinehurst Mystery
• Eagles Springs Man Arrested in Connection with Thefts
• Charges Filed Against Hobbs Over Campaign Contributions
• Perdue Proposes Sweeping Changes in State Government
• FirstSchool Garden Program Selected as Host Site
• Pilot Light: Coble Moves Into Larger Quarters
• Paving Contract Awarded for County Office Park
• Two Injured in Pinebluff Mobile Home Fire
• Two Injured in Pinebluff Fire
• Charges Filed Against Hobbs Over Campaign Contributions
• Eagles Springs Men Arrested, Face Drug Charges
• Lang Elected New School Board Chairwoman
• Pilot Light: Governor to Present 'State of State'
• Picerno: County Should 'Ponder" Utility Sale
• At a Crossroad: Old Aberdeen Cafe Has New Life
• Opponents File Suit to Halt Jail Construction
• Elizabeth Edwards Loses Long Battle With Cancer
• Picerno Unanimous Choice as New Board Chairman
• Alert Motorist Heads Off Crisis
• Thefts of Copper, Like Prices, on Rise
• Commissioners to Elect Chairman Monday
• He's Always Remember Pearl Harbor
• Kennedy to Focus on Jobs, Countywide Water
• SCC Students Learn Through Service to Albania
• Initiative Focuses on Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
• Historic Pinehurst Home Featured Today
• Wintry Mix to Pass Though County This Afternoon
• Reindeer Run Attracts Large Crowd
• Firefighters Battle House Fire in S. P.
• Tree Lightings Galore
• STARS Charter School Names New Principal
• Bachelor of Social Work Degree Available at SCC
• Pilot Light: Moore Farmers Part of Disaster Declaration
• Moore Stockings Need Filling This Year
• Carthage Water Among Tastiest in State
• Pinecrest ROTC Cadets Pay Tribute to Marine
• Tax-Aide Program Seeks Volunteers for 2010 Return Season
• Three Charged in Theft of Copper Wire
• Kiwanis Club Holds Pancake Breakfast Saturday
• Snow Saturday? Maybe, Maybe Not
• Southern Pines Kicks Off Holiday Parades on Saturday
• Pawned Ring Leads to Arrest of West End Man
• Arrest Made in Theft of $15,000 Worth of Hunting Gear
• Southern Pines Woman Falls Victim to 'Grandparent Scam'
• Nixle Alert System Helps Southern Pines Police Make Arrest
• Hospice Light Up a Life Event Thursday
• Village Delays Decision on Review Firm
• N.C. Lottery Adds New Scratch-Off Games
• Cole, Fritz Earn Chief Fire Officer Designation
• Pilot Light: GOP Women Installing Officers Monday
• Sentinels: Wounded Soldier, Dog Get Help Restarting Lives
• Instant Runoff Race for Appeal Court Still in Air
• Technology Grant Helps Pinehurst Elementary Students
• Hospice Light Up a Life Event Set for Thursday
• Fire Chiefs Earn CFO Designation
• NWS Issues Tornado Watch for Area
• Southern Pines Man Charged With Truck Theft
• Pinebluff Woman Damages Ex-Husband's Home, Vehicles
• Rockingham Man Charged With Truck Theft
• 'For Rent' Signs Draw Criticism
• Bargain Hunters Turn Out in Force
• Fire Break Protects Pinebluff
• 'Project Santa' Needs More Bikes
• Tips to Avoid Scams, Surprises on Cyber Monday
• Pilot Light: Republican Ranks Grow Before Election
• FirstSchool Garden Receives $100,000 Grant
• Letters to Santa Runs Through Dec. 16
• Derr Has 'Place at the Table'
• Crowds Blitz Stores on Black Friday
• Showers, Gusty Wind Expected This Morning
• Microchips Help Reunite Lost Dogs With Owners
• Hearing Set Into Firm's Political Contributions
• Sewage Plant Expansion Cost Drops by $4 Million
• Robbins Taps Sun for Energy
• Board Hears Mixed Outlook on Revenue Outlook
• Large Crowd Braves Weather For 'Blessing of the Hounds'
• MooreOnstage Offers 'Nutcracker' This Weekend
• Pinecrest Girls Use Second-Half Surge to Shock Seventy-First
• Cameron Boys Camp Dig Up Thanksgiving Dinner
• The Pilot Light: Hackney Has Eye on Leadership Post
• Education Foundation Hall of Fame Inducts Three
• Black Friday: Let Holiday Shopping Frenzy Begin
• Economy Slowly Rebounding
• Cross-Country Riders Ready for Next Challenge
• Rabid Skunk Attacks Family's Dog
• Economy Slowly Rebounding
• Tips Offered for Patients During National Diabetes Month
• Community Helpers Celebrate 45th Anniversary
• Seventy-First Knocks Off Patriot Boys
• 'Stangs Grab Win Over Vikes in Boys' Hoops
• Patriot Girls Use Second-Half Surge to Top Falcons
• 'Parade of Trees' Set for S.P.
• County Board Hears Economic Development Report
• Public Records
• Thanksgiving Day Closings Announced
• Veterans on Hand for Artist Friday
• Two Men Charged in Vehicle Theft
• Lady Vikes Open With Impressive Win
• 'Letters to Santa' Runs Through Dec. 17
• S.P. Man Charged With Statutory Rape
• Teenager, Juvenile Charged With Shooting at Vehicles
• Man Charged With Sexual Battery of 6-Year-Old
• Suit Filed Over Hole-In-Prize
• County Faces Prospects of Big Budget Cuts
• Pilot Light: Additional Crisis Intervention Funds Received
• Technology Helps Youngsters Appeciate Thanksgiving
• Putting Things Into Perspective
• Board OK's Plans for Major S.P. Projects
• Asheboro Woman Arrested, Charged with Rape
• Pinehurst Man Charged with Armed Robbery, Attempted Murder
• Board Honors Morgan for Service
• Board Splits on Adopting Ethics Code
• Community Helpers Club Celebrating 45th Anniversary Sunday
• That Makes 100 Counties He's Visited
• St. Andrews Holding Open House Saturday
• Amendments Could Help Village Chapel
• FirstHealth CEO Plans to Retire Next Year
• County Board Retreat Covers Wide Range of Topics
• Public Hearing Scheduled Tonight for Morganton Road Commercial Development
• 'Project Santa' Needs More Bikes
• Patriot Booters Fall in State Semifinals
• Play Opens Thursday at Sunrise
• Two Pinehurst Residents Face Drug Charges
• FirstHealth CEO Says He Will Retire Next Year
• Board Adopts Code of Ethics on Split Vote
• Stop and Smell the Roses
• Longleaf Pine Initiative Available for Landowners
• Big Weekend Ahead in Pottery Country
• It's the Wi-Fi Headquarters For Moore
• FSA Elections Under Way
• Eat Fresh, Eat Local, Eat Here
• Dog Attack Brings Warning by County
• Village Project Gets OK
• Pinecrest's Own Supreme Court
• Haddock Defendant Pleads in Another Case
• The Pilot Light: Commissioners Schedule Busy Retreat
• Haddock Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty in Attack on Jailer
• Eat Fresh, Eat Local, Eat Here
• Rain Forecast to Increase This Afternoon
• PHS Soccer Match Time Changed
• 'Letters to Santa' Program Starts Wednesday
• Getting Ready for Holiday Season
• Patriot Booters Return to State Semis
• 'Pink Ambassador Helps Spread Message
• FirstHealth Patients Get Tobacco-Cessation Information
• Public Education Foundation to Honor Three
• So That's What Girls' Night Is
• Billboard Language Revised
• Pilot Light 11-14
• Oops - That Wasn't the Pinehurst Logo
• Patriot Booters Move Into State Semis
• A Disneyland of Old-Time Engines
• Flyers Drop Two Matches at Nationals
• School System Makes Bid for Funds
• Pilot Light: Thurman to Speak Saturday at County Veterans Ceremony
• Gun Being Tested in Baughn Case
• Best Bets: Chili Cook-Off
• Oops: Can We Take a Mulligan?
• Boehner Sports Pinehurst Sweater
• New Heart Surgeon Joins Team at FirstHealth
• S.P. Council Approves PD Amendment
• Gun Test in Baughn Murder Delay Case
• School Systems Eyes Plans to 'Race to the Top'
• Ceremony Pays Tribute to Veterans
• Keeping a Downtown Jewel in Our Midst
• Pilot Light: Democratic Women to Have GOP Speaker
• Car Flips on Cypress Church Road
• Baughn Murder Trial May Start in January
• Camp for At-Risk Girls Near Aberdeen Dedicated
• Lottery Transfers $99 Million to State
• Hotel Being Converted Into Business Park
• Pilot Light: Lea to Address Moore Democratic Women
• SCC Volleyball Team Vying for National Title
• Stewart Trial Set for July
• Sandhills Braces for Budget Cuts
• Three-Vehicle Wreck Injures One
• Pinecrest Kickers Beat Laney
• Unknown Enemy: Soldier Fights Illness
• Moore Residents Score Big Lottery Wins
• Wreck Creates Slowdown on U.S. 1
• Candor Woman Dies in Saturday Wreck
• PHS Soccer Plays Third Round of States Tonight
• Southern Pines Man Charged in Home Break-Ins
• Pilot Light: More Names Being Added to County Veterans Memorial
• Aberdeen Receives Honor for Water Fluoridation
• Volunteer Award Winners Recognized
• Homeless Focus of Initiative
• Consensus Needed for Plan
• What, Me Worry? - Won't Do Any Good
• Major Highway Projects Continue to Move Ahead
• Annual Veterans Day Observance Thursday
• Workshop Tuesday on N.C. 211 Project
• Stewart Trial Jury to Come from Stanly County
• S.P. Firefighters Respond to House Fire
• STARS Students Sing at Panthers Game
• PHS Booters Beat East Wake
• Three Die in Wreck on N.C. 24/27
• Pedestrian Struck by Car in Aberdeen
• PHS Booters Beat East Wake
• Douglas Byrd Swamps Vikes in Season Finale
• Blake, Boles Relish Being in Majority in Legislature
• North Notes: Unusual Kiln Opening Set for Saturday
• Pilot Light: Two Win Seats on Soil-Water Board
• Man Arrested in S.P. This Morning on Kidnapping Charges
• S.P. Hopes Dispute With Leith Is Over
• Patriots End Season on High Note
• STARS Students Show Off First Quarter Work
• North Moore Falls to Chatham Central
• Moore TEA Citizens Pleased With Efforts, Results
• County at Crossroads With Transportation Plans
• Manhunt Under Way for Suspect in Armed Robbery
• Man Dies When Jeep Strikes Pole on May St. in Southern Pines
• House Fire Leaves Two Homeless
• Man Hit on Head, Robbed
• Frye, Lineberger, Dennison and Lambert Win for School Board
• Republicans Savor Big Gains Nationally
• N.C. Lottery Introduces New Holiday Games
• Coble Easily Wins Re-Election to 14th Term
• County Says Jail Will Not House Federal Inmates
• Melton wins
• S.P. Police Arrest Two on Various Charges
• Rain Today, Cold To Follow
• Local Military Widow Testifies
• County at Crossroads With Transportation Plans
• Easy Win Chalked Up by Melton
• Coble Wins 14th Term
• School Board Gets Two New Members
• A Big Night for GOP
• Melton Leads Garner in District 5 Commish Race
• Frye Leads in At-Large School Board Race
• McDonald, Sheffield Lead in Conservation District Race
• Camp for At-Risk Girls Near Aberdeen Dedicated
• N.C. Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Southern Pines in Dispute With Leith
• Coble, Burr Lead
• Lambert Leads McNeill in District 3 School Board Race
• Commissioners Say No to Housing Federal Prisoners
• UPDATE: Injured Patriot Jayvee Player Is on the Mend
• Pilot to Buy The Country Bookshop
• Aberdeen Board Hopes To Resolve Zoning Flap
• Village Approves Change For Oakley Boom Days
• County’s New Water Plan Pays Off
• Fourth Defendant in Haddock Murder Enters Plea
• ‘Greatest Victory’: Remembering Marshall
• Interest High in Election
• Fourth Defendent in Haddock Murder Pleas Guilty Today
• Work Starts on Cardinal Lake Dam
• Children Center Holds 'Trunk-or-Treat'
• Three Charged in Robbins Area Thefts
• Pilot to Buy The Country Bookshop
• County Develops Water Shortage Response Plan
• Tough Night for Moore County Football
• S.P. Couple Die in Anson County Wreck
• Pinehurst Council Makes 'Boom Days' Possible
• S.P. Police Issue Advisory About Break-Ins
• Students Learn Fire Safety with the Southern Pines Fire Department
• Judicial Race to Test Instant Runoff
• Elderly Couple Killed in Traffic Accident
• Amendment Vote on Ballot
• Aberdeen Seeks Input on Brand
• Local Educators Attend Global Summit
• Haunted House Escalates Fright Factor
• State Revokes Day Care Center's License
• Appeals Block Plans for Hoke Hospitals
• Update on Injured Pinecrest Jayvee Player
• Injured Patriot Jayvee Player Recovering
• Flyers Win District H; Head to Nationals
• Local Governor's Volunteer Service Award Nominees Announced
• Pilot Remains in Critical Condition
• Carthage Town Board Rips Through Meeting
• Reduced Tap Fees for Early Sign-Up in East Moore Water District
• Jeep, 18-Wheeler Collide Head-On
• Plane Crash: Radio Traffic Indicated Trouble With Wings
• Woolly Worm Predicts Cold Winter
• Garner Opposes Melton for Seat
• Hagan Says Country Is Moving in Right Direction
• Pilot Light: County Set to Adopt Code of Ethics
• Jim Dodson: Five Union Soldiers Find Peace
• Small Plane Crashes in Moore County
• Five to Be Inducted Into Literary Hall of Fame
• Village, Park Service Discuss Chapel Expansion
• Another Chinese Delegation Visits County
• Scotland Defeats Patriots
• Vikes Fall Short in Homecoming Clash
• Southern Pines Recognizes Properties for 'Sprucing Up'
• Judge Rules to Keep Stewart Trial Here
• Best Bets: Tasty Treats Saturday
• Robbins to Celebrate Halloween Oct. 30
• Yard Sale to Benefit Crystal Lake Dam Repairs
• S.P. Honors Property Owners for 'Sprucing Up'
• Six Seat Three At-Large Seats on School Board
• County Leaves Zoning Flap in Towns' Lap
• STARS Board Addresses Big Issues During Annual Meeting
• Lambert, McNeill Seek District 3 Seat on School Board
• Residents Oppose Mixed-Use Development Changes
• Thunderstorms, Hail Possible Today
• Yard Sale to Raise Funds to Fix Dam
• Alzheimer's Association Sets Conference in S.P.
• S.P. Council Delays Vote on PD Amendment
• S.P. Council Adopts Bike Plan
• Judge Rules to Keep Stewart Trial Here
• Residents and Business Owners Recognized for "Sprucing Up" Southern Pines
• Townhouse Developer Seeks Density Increase
• Haddock Murder Defendant Trial Set
• O'Neal School Launches New Website
• Pilot Light: Early Voting Begins Thursday
• Her Passion Is Caring for Bushy-Tailed Critters
• Efforts to Snare Dog Upset Some
• Aberdeen Considers Plan to Make Midway Zoning Uniform
• St. Andrews Featured 2011 Opportunity Guide
• County Declines to Act on Two Towns' Zoning Overlap
• Infested Pines Cut Down in Pinehurst
• Robbins Sets Halloween Activities for Saturday, Oct. 30
• Early Voting Begins Thursday
• Midway Zoning Change Supported
• Trial Date Set for Defendant in Haddock Murder
• Stewart Hearing Set for Thursday
• Lower Prices Mean Lower Appraisals
• Burkes Outlet Sets Grand Opening
• Book Launch Party Set for Weymouth Tuesday
• S.P. Council Considers Bicycle Plan
• Puleo Selected Miss Moore County
• Motorcyclist Dies in Wreck
• Landmark Status in Question
• Into the Wild With 'Jungle Jack' Hanna
• 10-10-10: This Day Comes Every 100 Years
• Final Phase of East Moore District Under Way
• Armed Robbers Strike Carthage Dollar General
• Pinecrest PTSA to Meet Oct. 13
• Pilot Light: Register of Deeds Receives Honor
• 'Strides' Walk for Diabetes Nov. 13
• Promise of Hope Program to Feature Olympic Snowboarder, Transplant Survivior
• Crains Creek Fire Department Receives Grant
• County to Discuss Town's Zoning Overlaps
• New Subpoenas Issued in Edwards Investigation
• Armed Robbers Strike at Dollar General in Carthage
• Eagles Fly Past Vikes 46-11 in Conference Football Action
• Judge's Ruling Awaited in Stewart Trial
• Patriots Stopped by Pirates in Homecoming Game
• Crossing the Line
• Cavaliers Spoil North Moore's Homecoming
• Hanna Brings the Wild to Lecture Series
• One Dies in Motorcycle Wreck on Broad Street
• Broeils Crowned 'Sardine Queen'
• BB&T Project Benefits Backpack Pals
• S.P. Gets Look at Cracker Barrel's Plans
• Habitat RVers Return for R&R
• Pilot Light: Commissioners Making Meeting Change Permanent
• Council Discusses PD Changes
• County OKs Jail Project Ordinance on 3-2 Vote
• Armed Robbers Strike at Dollar General in Carthage
• Proposed Plan Aims to Preserve Working Lands
• Judge Takes Motion to Move Stewart Trial Under Advisement
• New Subpoenas Issued in Edwards Investigation
• Commissioners Change Regular Meeting Date to Tuesday
• Band Fan: Gaining a Whole New Perspective
• Pilot Light: County Festival Raises Money for Cancer Research
• S.P. Native Named UNC Distingushed Alumni
• Cracker Barrel Coming?
• Purchase of Robbins Theater Takes Step Forward
• Commissioners Plan Work Session on Two Town's Overlapping Zoning
• Jail Project Ordinance Late Addition to Board's Agenda
• Hearing Today on Motions in Pinelake Murders
• The Pilot Asserts Press Privilege in Pinelake Case
• Flyers Knock Off Brunswick in Volleyball
• Stargazers Set Up Shop Above Robbins
• Still Time for Residents to Place Tree Orders
• Clear Skies Bring Crowd to MASP
• Marching Vikes Earn Top Honors
• S.P. Police Investigate Armed Robberies
• Purchase of Robbins Theater Takes Step Forward
• Commissioners Plan Work Session on Two Town's Overlapping Zoning
• Jail Project Ordinance Late Addition to Board's Agenda
• Pinecrest PTSA Sets Meeting for Oct. 13
• Conservation Agency Taking Tree Orders
• Family Fun Festival Raises $2,000 for Komen Foundation
• Stewart Case on Docket Wednesday
• Hanna Speaks Here Thursday
• Village Refurbishing Old Engine No. 1
• Village Approves Police Reserve Officer Program
• Historic Commission Approves Village Chapel Project
• Pilot Light: County to Review Two Town's Overlapping Zoning
• North Notes: Stargazers Flock to Robbins This Week
• Fire Prevention Week Promotes Smoke Alarms
• When Death Pays a Visit
• Three Farm Field Trips Planned
• Hackney: Democrats Must Hold Majority
• Hackney: Democrats Must Hold Majority
• Autumnfest Draws a Crowd
• Antiques Fair Fills Streets of Cameron
• 'Cats Hold Off 'Stangs
• West End Man Nabs Two Suspects With Stolen Goods
• Carlson Predicts Big GOP Gains at Gala
• Potty Break: Village Eyes Downtown Restroom
• Surviving Breast Cancer, One Box at a Time
• Water-Logged: Drenching Rains Cause Some Minor Problems
• Busy Night on Broad Street for S.P. Firefighters
• Vike Gridders Fall to Gray's Creek
• SP Police Seek Person on Interest in Fraud Investigations
• Gala: Carlson Predicts Big GOP Gains
• Fire Strikes Downtown S. P. Business
• Rain Brings Minor Flooding to Area
• Southern Pines Lifts Water Conservation Measures
• Two Face Multiple Drug Charges
• Aberdeen Man Arrested Today on Drug Charges
• Murphy ... a Truly Fetching Cat
• SP Police Warn of Traffic Issues Due to Standing Water
• Rain Today Mainly in the Morning
• More Rain on the Way Today, Thursday
• Man Charged in Theft of Copper From Churches
• Taylortown Names New Police Chief, Two Officers Dismissed
• Candor Woman Faces Felony Charges
• Two Arrested on Drug Charges
• Two New Puzzles Join The Pilot Lineup
• NWS Issues Flash Flood Watch for County
• Obesity, Access to Health Care Among Priorities
• Village Council Rejects B&B Proposal
• Rainfall Drenches Area Over Weekend
• Priority: Moore Among Tops in Nation for Young People
• Publisher's Clearing House to Change Marketing
• Social Media Seminars Offered at SCC
• Plane Skids Off Runway at Airport
• State Approves FirstHealth Hoke Hospital Plan
• Pilot Light: County Efficiency Panel Abolished
• CHA Provides Snapshot of County Residents' Health
• 7 Lakes West Offers Redesigned Website
• Two O'Neal Students Are National Merit Semifinalists
• 4-H Members Compete in Livestock Show
• Rain Drenches Area to Tune of 5 Inches
• County Earns Top 100 Honor
• Woman Charged With Stealing Vehicle
• Couple Who Took Grandma on Crime Spree Face Additional Charges
• State OKs FirstHealth Hoke Hospital Plan
• Plane Overshoots Runway Upon Landing
• Rain Settles In
• Two Charged in House Break-In Near Vass
• FCA 'Night of Champions' Set for Wednesday
• Pinehurst FD holds controlled burn exercises today
• Caregiver Class Planned at Senior Enrichment Center
• Landmark Impact Complicates Village Chapel Plans
• Pilot Light: Marcum Files Complaint Against State Commission
• Hearing Tuesday on B&B Proposal
• Soldier Had Big Role in Iraq
• S.P. Board OK's Amendment on Mixed-Use Developments
• Water Situation Not as Dire for S.P. as in 2001, 2007
• North Moore Falls to West Montgomery
• Overhills Shuts Down Union Pines
• Grant Funds to Help Improve Vass Sewer Situation
• State Commission Approved County Bond Issue
• SCORE Hosting Breakfast Sept. 29 to Recruit Volunteers
• Triathlon Takes Place in Pinehurst Saturday
• Best Bets: Car Show Saturday
• Deputies Arrest Man, Woman Sought in Break-Ins
• Southern Pines Orders Water Conservation
• Courts Facility Could Provide County Office Space - Eventually
• Carthage Votes to Move McConnell Marker
• Court Cases Spill Over to Historic Courthouse
• S.P. Police Make Arrest in January Murder
• Southern Pines Orders Mandatory Water Conservation
• Students Enjoy the Company of "Grand Eagles"
• S.P. Police Arrest Man in Murder Case
• Deputies Arrest Two Wanted for Felony Larceny, Including Man Who Took 87-Year-Old Grandmother on Cri
• Court Cases Spill Over to Historic Courthouse
• Lea: New Court Facility 'Desperately Needed'
• LGC Approves Application for Financing New Jail
• Village Refurbishing Old Engine No. 1
• Pinehurst Fire Department Earns Award
• Special Operations Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• VA Scholarships Available
• County Awards $27 Million Building Contract on 3-2 Vote
• Carthage Agrees to Memorial Relocation
• Pilot Light: Board Praises County Attorney
• Robbins Weighs Options on Water
• Health Providers Expect No Flu Vaccine Shortage
• Hazardous Waste Collection Event Set for Nov. 13
• Robbins Meeting Concentrates on Water
• Special Ops Soldier, a Carthage Resident, Killed in Afghanistan
• Work on Broad Street
• Board Votes 3-2 to Award Jail Contract
• Health Department Offers Flu Vaccinations
• Jail Items on County Board's Agenda Tonight
• Commissioners' Agenda Includes Three Jail Issues
• Stimulus Benefits Robbins
• Program Disposes of Unused Meds
• Learning to Obey the Better Half
• Justice on Trial: SBI Scandal Raises Grave Questions
• Let's All Start Picking Our Next President
• Candidates Stay Mum on Solutions to State Budget Crisis
• Health Department Nurse Receives State Recognition
• Program Disposes of Unused Meds
• Bug Off!: Sandhills Isn't Immune to Bedbugs
• Landmark Restaurant Closes Again
• Patriots Win, Vikes and Mustangs Lose
• Tucker Carlson to Speak at GOP Event
• Jail Opponents Plan New Steps
• Pope Commander to Speak at Chamber Event
• Village Still Eyeing Water System
• Street Connection Sought for New Development
• STARS Seeks to Improve Test Scores
• Village Considers Audit of PDO
• Rule Change Proposed for Developments
• Robbins May Restore Astronaut Mural
• S.P. Council Focuses on Morganton Road Development
• After 5: Event Caters to New Audience Tonight
• Poplar Street Road Work Begins
• Cocaine Seized, Two Arrested
• Increased Fire Danger This Afternoon
• Pinehurst Council Considers Reviewing PDO
• S.P. Man Arrested in Burglary Spree
• Pilot Light: Commissioners Hold Special Meeting Thursday
• Moore's Average SAT Score Up Slightly
• Arbor Day Foundation Offers Trees With Membership
• School Board Gives Final OK on Budget
• Local Woman Hopes to Be a 'Survivor'
• Right2Vote Group Considers Petition on Jail
• County Sought Other Sites for Jail, Minutes Show
• School Board Puts Final Stamp on Budget
• County's SAT Scores Higher Than National Average
• Board Unseals Minutes from Closed Sessions Dealing With Land Purchases
• Carthage Man Charged in Knife Assault
• Pinehurst Man Drowns in North Myrtle Beach Area
• Right2Vote Group Considers Petition for Referendum on Jail
• King, Keener Claim Crowns
• Elections Board Names Room for Pope
• S.P. Native Named UNC Distinguished Alumnus
• Recycle Regatta Held in Robbins Saturday
• New Queens Crowned
• Planners Look to Refine Home Occupation Regulations
• Workshops Tuesday on Medicare Supplements
• River Bend Bridge Contract Awarded
• United Way Volunteers Give Back
• Patriots Blank Hoggard in Soccer
• Pilot Light: Deerwester Named to Airport Authority
• Groups to Be Formed on Major Highway Projects
• Eating, Praying and Dancing on 9/11
• Brush Fire Destroys Storage Trailer
• September is Spay-Neuter Month
• Orders Being Taken for Trees
• St. Joseph Wins Community Service Award From Association
• Person, O'Neil Lead Vikes Over 'Stangs
• Patriots Use Big Plays to Top Wildcats
• Remembering 9/11
• Patriots Blank Hoggard in Soccer
• County Not Interested in Authority Study
• Pinehurst Police Investigate String of Car Break-Ins
• County Debates Jail Costs
• W.P. Council Rejects Water Company Purchase Study
• MooreFit Goes Back to Basics
• County Planning Board Tables Action on Zoning Amendments
• Patriots Survive in Getting Win Over Wildcats
• Vikes Stop 'Stangs in Football
• Smoking Sign Causes Evacuation at West Pine Middle
• Study Shows Yoga Improves Quality of Life for Cancer Patients
• Neely to Head 2010 United Way Campaign
• Jail Opponents Make Their Case to County
• Overheated System Forces Evacuation at Union Pines
• Moore County Medical Reserve Corps Receives Award
• SCC Remembers 9/11 With Flag Display
• Village Acres Hit by Rash of Thefts
• Fire Destroys Storage Trailer, Damages Home
• S.P. Sets 9/11 Remembrance for Saturday
• Cancer Wellness Program Offers Yoga
• Two Cases of Seasonal Flu Confirmed in State
• Carthage Considers Moving Memorial
• St. Joseph Plans Senior Citizens Housing in Carthage
• North Notes: New Clocks Mark Time as Robbins Moves Ahead
• County Taking New Approach on Plan Update
• S.P. to Hold 9/11 Remembrance
• St. Andrews Writers' Forum Returns for 43rd Year
• County Board Debates Cost of New Jail
• Food Lion Opens in Whispering Pines
• Smoke Causes Evacuation at Union Pines High School
• S.P. Police Warn of Prowler
• Moore OnStage Opens Season Tonight
• Group Builds Case Against Seven Lakes Incorporation
• 600! Foxx Gets Milestone Win
• BRAC Offers Hope for Real Estate Market
• Arbor Day Foundation Giving Away Trees
• Neely Leads United Way Campaign
• Century Ride Attracts 460 Riders
• S.P. Police Arrest Aberdeen Man on Several Charges
• County Soil and Water Board Meets Thursday
• CAC Offers Spay-Neuter Services
• Aberdeen Backs Water Resolution - With Conditions
• SCORE Seminar Tuesday Focuses on Starting a Business
• Cure for the Summer Follies
• Nationally Known Psychologist to Speak to Zipper Club
• Aberdeen Still Refining Downtown Zoning
• Pilot Light: Jail Costs Top of Board's Meeting Tuesday
• Nominations Accepted for First-Ever Caregiver Awards
• Patriots Top Overhills
• Vikes Fall to Bears
• W.P. Food Lion Set for Grand Opening
• Wine Country: Carthage Couple Turns Grapes Into New Enterprise
• Suit Dismissed Against Army
• The Haven Still Trying to Comply
• Jail Opponents Push County for Bond Vote
• Football Game Fight Brings Stiff Penalties
• Labor Day Travel Increases With Falling Gas Prices
• Three Suspects Arrested in Home Break-In
• Robin Sage Training Exercise Cranks Up Sept. 11
• Haven Works to Get in Compliance
• NCDOT Begins Fall Litter Sweep Preparation
• Pound of Marijuana Seized, Two Arrested
• Three Men Arrested on Cocaine Charges
• Lower Gas Prices Fuel Labor Day Travel
• Campaign Helps Schoolteachers
• DOT Getting Ready for Fall Litter Sweep
• Pilot Light: Deadline Sept. 15 on Veterans Memorial
• Patriots Top Overhills, Move to 3-0
• Robin Sage Exercise Starts Sept. 11
• Vikes Fall to Bears
• Football Fight Brings Stiff Penalties
• Pilot Light: Veteran Memorial Deadline Set for Sept 15
• Protesters Rally for Bond Vote
• Aberdeen Police Investigate Home-Invasion Robbery
• Earl Downgraded to Category 2
• Pinecrest's Foxx Goes for Win No. 600 Tonight
• Westmoore Man Helps Thwart Residential Break-In
• Vikes, Pats Banned from Football Postseason
• County Fair Runs Through Saturday
• Right2Vote Rally Focuses on Detention Center
• Aberdeen Police Investigate Robbery
• Carthage Man Arrested in Break-Ins
• New STARS Board Looks to Move Forward
• Krueger Named to SBI Crime Lab Search Panel
• State Challenges Fees in Unclaimed Property Solicitations
• Lottery Introduces New Scratch-Off Games
• Hundreds Cheer Ribbon Cuttings for New Schools
• Three Teenagers Charged With Possessing Stolen Guns
• NCHSAA Has Video of Pinecrest, Union Pines Incident
• New Bridge Opens on N.C. 24/27
• Riding for a Good Cause
• STARS Board Seeks to Move Past Controversy
• NCHSAA Investigating Pinecrest-Union Pines Incident
• Man Faces Charges in Thefts of Semi-Truck Trailers
• Traffic Delays Near New Food Lion Shopping Center
• REMC Working on Lines in Seven Lakes Area
• State Investigation Clears Carthage on Complaints
• Man Riding Bike Struck by Car
• Never Had Such a Week
• Five Years After Katrina, Bay St. Louis Looks Forward, Not Back
• County Addresses Seven Lakes Concerns
• Bay St. Louis Moves Forward
• Bids for Dentition Center-Public Satefy Under Estimate
• Meetings Held on Third Exhibit at N.C. Zoo
• NAMI Family to Family Starts Sept. 7
• SP Council Wants to Seep Up Reservoir Project
• SP Council Hears About Big Development Plans
• Lottery Ticket Sales Machines Coming to Harris Teeter
• FirstCarolinaCare Annual Report Wins Marketing Awards
• Village Revises Golf Cart Rules
• Pilot Light: Transportation Plan Top of Next Forum
• Bids for Dentention-Public Safety Center Under Estimate
• Patriots Swamp Vikes in Battle of the Pines
• Second-Half Surge Leads Princeton Over Mustangs
• S.P. Police Warn of Illegal Door-to-Door Sales
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• S.P. Council Wants Reservoir Work Speeded Up
• Teenagers Charged in Break-In
• Lane Closures Cause Traffic Delays on N.C. 22
• Filling a Niche: New Retirement Project Offers Something Unique
• Lea: No 'Hidden Agenda' on Industrial Site
• SCC Sees Record Enrollment
• County's Two Newest Schools Ready to Welcome Students
• Pilot Light: County to Meet With Seven Lakes Group
• Pinehurst Plan Home Sprinkler Demonstration
• STARS School Hopes to Put Problems Behind It
• Local Eggs Still Sunnyside Up
• COUNCIL OK's Permit for Village Chapel Expansion
• Sheriff's Office Makes Arrest in Larcenies
• Clean Slate: New Schools Ready to Open
• They're Back: Students Return to School
• Emu At-Large in Seven Lakes North
• County Board, Seven Lakes Group to Meet Thursday
• Village OKs Major Special Use Permit
• SCC Sets Enrollment Mark
• Vandals Strike in Southern Pines
• Pinehurst Planning Board Sets Special Meeting for Sept. 2
• Village Chapel Expansion on Council's Agenda Today
• Traffic Check Points Net Several Arrests
• Lea: No 'Hidden Agenda' on Industrial Mega-Site
• Three-Vehicle Wreck Halts N.C. 211 Traffic
• Aberdeen Cancels Special Meeting
• Local Eggs Still Sunnyside Up
• Retirees Give Back to Community
• Caddells' Home Destroyed by Fire
• Caddell's Home in Carthage Burns Down
• Helping Hands: Retirees in Community Give Back
• Enjoying an Adventure Vacation in My Head
• Village Chapel Issue on Council Agenda
• Pilot Light: Fundraising for Water Study Slows
• Ordinance Limits What Council Can Consider on Chapel Plan
• Festival of Beers Sold Out
• Commissioner's Home Burns Down (Updated)
• Public Safety-Detention Center Rendering
• News Staff Sees Changes at The Pilot
• Local Cases Among Those in SBI Crime Lab Review
• County Revising Drought Response Plan
• Farm Conservation Program Signup Under Way
• Pilot Light: County Eligible for Broadband Help
• Settlement Reached in STARS Lawsuit
• Blue Knights Back in Town
• Two Home Football Games on Tap Tonight
• Patriots Roll Over Enloe in Opener
• Vikes Knock Off Red Springs
• Festival of Beers Sold Out
• Stars Lawsuit Settled
• O'Neal Seniors Guide Young Students
• Grant Workshop Set for Farmers
• Southern Pines High Reunion This Weekend
• Flash Flood Watch Issued for County
• S.P. Police Investigate Theft at Longleaf
• STARS Lawsuit Moves Forward
• Public Records
• Pilot Light: Picerno Officially Joining Social Services Board
• Board Again Rejects Bond Referendum on Jail
• Task Force Debates Regional Authority
• County Endorses Industrial Mega Site
• Ruling in PGA Championship Fuels Debate
• Hospice Brings Peace to End of Life
• Mediation Begins in STARS Lawsuit
• Church Sponsoring Program on Renewable Energy
• SCC Improves "Pathway" for Engineering Students
• K2's Mission: Serving the Soldier
• Legislative Pay Is Out of Kilter
• W.P. Food Lion Dispute Settled
• Three Teenagers Charged With Larceny
• Man, 83, Faces Sex Charges
• Mediation in STARS Case Begins
• School Supplies Needed All Year
• Man in Critical Condition After Wreck
• Board Says No to Jail Referendum
• Commissioners Endorse Industrial Mega-Site
• Robbins Names Thomas as New Finance Officer
• Fall Sports Preview Available Wednesday
• Second Man Arrested in S.P. Robbery
• Duo Finish Sixth in Air Race
• Robbins Seeks Approval on STEP Funds
• Morgan Paid Worker on Alcoa Story
• The Joy of Thunderstorms
• Rash of Thefts Prompt Warning From Aberdeen Police
• Pilot Light: Moore Has One of Highest Census Response Rates
• Renowned History Scholar to Teach Course at SCC
• Chamber Hosting Blood Drive in Carthage Aug. 17
• Snuffed Out: Smoking Complaints Dwindle
• Breaking Bread: MANNA! Serves the Needy
• Hospice: Alive and Well in the Sandhills
• Industrial Mega-Site Proposed
• W.P. Planning Board Denies Food Lion
• W.P. Council Debates Revised Site Plan for Shopping Center
• Flim-Flam Man Convicted
• SCC Student Now Irish Royalty
• W.P. Food Lion Site Plan Faces Another Obstacle
• Hagan Stresses Military Contracts in Visit to SCC
• Wheels to Work Needs Donations
• S.P. Council Meeting Runs Two Minutes
• Remembering Annie Oakley
• Rash of Burglaries Hits Devonshire Trail Area
• Heat: Could Feel Like 110 Today
• S.P. Man Faces More Charges in Golf Bag Thefts
• Hagan Meets With Local Residents
• Renewable Energy Next Up for Lecture Series
• Two Charged in Dog Theft Case
• North Notes: Potters Sling Clay for Peace
• Moore TEA Citizens Picnic Draws Big Crowd
• Aberdeen Seeks Stimulus Funds for Fire Station Expansion
• Two New Schools Completed Under Budget
• Cormier Resigns as President and CEO of St. Joseph
• Parties to STARS Lawsuit Seek Mediation
• Pilot Light: No Write-In Line Will Be on Nov. 2 Ballot
• Haddock Killer Gets Life
• Local Woman Crowned Irish Royalty
• Edwards Asks Court to Quash Deposition or Restrict It
• Pilot Light: No Write-In Line Will Be on Nov. 2 Ballot
• Businesses Urged to Be Alert for Counterfeit Bills
• Pilot Light: Ballot Missing Line for Write-In Candidate
• Mediation Sought in STARS Lawsuit
• U.S. Kids Golf Ends, Work Begins for Next Year
• Local Contestant in Cast of 'Survivor'
• Chamber Offers 'Lunchinar' on Media Relations
• Woman Injured in Fall From Horse on Way to Farmers Day
• Issues Could Delay Opening of W.P. Food Lion
• Recession Impacts Maternity Health Program
• Moore TEA Citizens Hold Picnic
• Local Special Ops Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. Kids Golf Holds Closing Ceremonies
• Police Warn of Counterfeit $100 Bills
• Fine Arts Festivals Runs Through Aug. 27
• Eventful Farmers Day Concludes
• Parties to STARS Lawsuit Seek Mediation
• Aberdeen Fire Station Expansion Set
• Stuff the Bus Continues Through Sunday
• S.P. Teen Charged With Aggravated Assault
• Music Highlights Farmers Day Tonight
• Jackson Springs Woman to Compete on 'Survivor: Nicaragua'
• County Returning to Water Summit
• Currie Sentenced for Haddock Murder (Updated)
• Water Authority Proposal Floated by Summit
• Pilot Light: Hagan to Meet Constituents in Moore Tuesday
• STARS Lawsuit Lodged
• County Wastewater Treatment Plant Reports Available
• Little Honored at SCC Graduation Ceremony
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Southern Pines!
• New After School Art Program for youth ages 8-18
• Southern Pines - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Springfest
• Wendy Chen - Piano
• Zephyros Winds
• The Tierney Sutton Quartet
• The Freddy Cole Quartet
• Capitol Steps
• Efe Baltacigil - Cello

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