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James Roudy of Laurinburg sold hot dogs and turkey legs from his cooker during Laurel Fest.
Laurel Fest celebrates 10th year
Johnny Woodard Staff reporter This year’s Laurel Fest, held in honor of the county’s service organizations, attracted more than 1,000 people to the site of the Old Laurel Hill School this past weekend for the 10th edition of the event. Local service organizations were invited by festival organizers to set up booths at the festival, and a number chose to do so, including the Scotland County Red Cross, which distributed informational mate...
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Kierra Paca and Brianna Brown take a break from dancing at the recent Scotland High School Prom.
Royalty crowned at Paris-themed prom
For the first time in history the students of Scotland High School elected a prom king and queen at this year’s edition of the annual spring fete. SHS seniors Dylan Williams and Larcenia Easterling were crowned king and queen during the “Midnight in Paris” themed celebration, put on recently by the school’s junior class. More than 480 attended prom 2012, which, in another event first, was held off campus at The Highlands building in Lauri...
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Gibson, Parks to marry
Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Gibson of Matthews are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Erin Elizabeth Gibson to John Taylor Parks. They will be married on May 19, 2012. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Cary Harris, formerly of Laurinburg, and Mr. Horace B. Gibson of Laurel Hill. The groom is the son of Ms. Deborah G. Parks and Mr. David Parks.
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Aaron-Brooks engagement
Ms. Maryland Gibson of Laurinburg and Mr. Gene Aaron of Georgia announce the engagement of their daughtger Nikki Aaron to Patrick Brooks, son of Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Lina Brooks of Maxton. The couple will be married on May 12, 2012.
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Dalton brings campaign to Laurinburg
If elected governor, Walton Dalton said he would work to increase both job and educational opportunities for hard-hit counties like Scotland. Dalton, the current lieutenant governor, made a stop in Laurinburg Thursday afternoon to talk about the campaign and his vision for North Carolina. He was accompanied by his wife Lucille Dalton. In an interview with The Laurinburg Exchange, Dalton said an improved economy and better jobs are tied to...
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