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Laurinburg man charged with sexual exploitation

LAURINBURG — A Laurinburg man is facing multiple sexual exploitation-related charges following an investigation conducted by the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office.

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‘Grateful to walk across that stage’: Cancer survivor earns MBA at UNCP

PEMBROKE — For Darcey Meus, crossing the stage at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke on Friday would be a powerful moment of triumph. After a grueling battle with cancer, earning her MBA is a testament to her faith, resilience, and love.

‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ opens

LAURINBURG — For two weekends in December, the Big Cheese Theatre Company is presenting the Christmas play “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” to the delight of local audiences.

November Food Service Inspections

LAURINBURG — The Scotland County Health Department performed nine inspections of area restaurant locations during the month of November.

PUBLIC HEALTH MATTERS | Sleighing December stress

It is now December, a time of year that can bring both stress and joy. The holiday season often creates a mixture of emotions — while some people feel excitement and togetherness, others may experience stress, loneliness, or sadness. For those already facing mental health challenges, this season can sometimes feel even harder.

New Scotland County board is sworn-in

LAURINBURG — Clarence McPhatter, Tanya Edge, Ed O’Neal and Jeff Shelley were each sworn in as the newest members of the Scotland County Board of Commissioners this week.

UNCP Partners with regional first responders to provide rare hands-on training opportunities

PEMBROKE — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) is further cementing its role as an integral community partner by hosting a series of rare, hands-on training exercises for regional first responders, including volunteer fire departments from Robeson, Cumberland and Sampson counties, as well as local and state law enforcement officials including the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI). This collaboration underscores the university’s commitment to supporting local and regional emergency services while preparing its campus for future growth.

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