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Proper display of flag a matter of etiquette, law
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It's Independence Day, and many residences and businesses will fly the American flag as a sign of patriotism and pride. But what many persons may not know is that there is a proper way to display this symbol of freedom, one that is dictated by law. Section 176 of U.S. Code Title 36, Respect for the Flag, states that "The flag represents a livi...
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Downtown get new look while job seekers get experience
Downtown Laurinburg is getting a fresh look while some young people are getting an even newer outlook on employment and training. Both efforts are being accomplished through a countywide initiat...
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Annabelle Holman displays a pair of origami cranes. "I hope I can make 1,000", she said. Storytelling Arts Center holds arts and crafts program for young
A total of 21 children gathered for the final day of the Storytelling Arts Center’s arts and crafts camp Thursday in downtown Laurinburg. During the week-long session children ages six throu...
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Four of the seven recipients of scholarships presented at the recent Laurinburg Kiwanis Club scholarship night pose with guests and supporters. From left are Amber Powell, Betty Ray, Michelle Ray, guest, Travis Walters, Virginia Blackwell, Zachary Rogers, Paul Rogers, Tom Allen, and Jim Blackwell. Kiwanis Club holds scholarship night awards ceremony
Five recent graduates from Scotland High School, a St. Andrews Presbyterian College student, and another bound for seminary school were the recipients of scholarships awarded by the Laurinburg Kiw...
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Parker Bangs Coastal Plain League update
Scotland County native Parker Bangs is having success on the mound this summer as a member of the Chatham A’s of the Cape Cod Baseball League. Bangs is 1-0 with a 2.70 ERA in four appearan...
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Scotland County s William Adams hit a pair of doubles in his team s 13-3 win over Chatham County on Thursday. American Legion 14-year-old All Stars win district-tourney opener
PEMBROKE — The Scotland County American Legion 14-year-old All Stars pulled away in the final three innings to take a 13-3 victory over Chatham County in first-round action of the N.C. Babe Ruth...
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Lowery nursing pulled hamstring in Montana
BILLINGS , MONT . — Through 10 games, Derrick Lowery still hasn’t had a chance to see the field for the Billings Mustangs of the Pioneer Rookie League, unless you count his time as the tea...
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The Scotland County Retiree s Organization presented its inaugural scholarship award to Lee Nicholas Gilchrist. Pictured, from left, are Ben McNeill, president; Gilchrist; and William H. Swift, Jr., secretary.
The Scotland County Retiree's Organization presented its inaugural scholarship award to Lee Nicholas Gilchrist. Pictured, from left, are Ben McNeill, president; Gilchrist; and William H. Swift, Jr., secretary.
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Summer Swim Camp 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Ages Incoming 2nd graders through incoming...
Summer Enrichment Program 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
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Summer Day Camp 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM
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Cutting costs, not corners
As North Carolina faces the largest budget deficit in our state’s history, all state-funded agencies are facing extraordinary budget cuts. Richmond Community College, along with all public school...
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Texting ban ratified
The House of Representatives passed a budget proposal over the weekend that would help our economy while also investing in education and health care. Approval of the package leads us to the next ...
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Column: Rep. Kissell's Letter Home
The book “Serena” will be this summer’s reading assignment for incoming new students at St. Andrews Presbyterian College. The author, Ron Rash, will appear in Laurinburg in Octob...
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Man charged with assault
Crime Report for May 29, 2009
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Local Crime Report for 5-27-09
Man arrested for assault A Laurel Hill man is accused of assaulting someone with a blunt object, according to a sheriff’s report. Deputies arrested 44-year old Terry Gene Woodard, of Marsh R...
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