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N.C. Forest Service issues statewide burn ban

LAURINBURG — Due to increased fire risk, the N.C. Forest Service has issued a ban on all open burning and has canceled all burning permits statewide effective 8 a.m. Friday, March 21 until further notice.

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				                                Evangelist Essie Davis was named the recipient of the Women in History Legacy Award during the annual Women in History Month celebration held at Laurinburg Presbyterian Church.
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Essie Davis accepts Women in History Legacy Award

LAURINBURG — Evangelist Essie Davis received the Women in History Legacy Award during the annual Women in History Month celebration held at Laurinburg Presbyterian Church.

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RichmondCC serves as starting point for Swallow family members

HAMLET — Madison Swallow and her older brother, Brandon, will be graduating from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) with top honors in May. This will be the second time they share the stage together, having both graduated — with top honors — from the Richmond Early College High School program at Richmond Community College in 2022.

SCS superintendent says executive order dismantling DOE brings ‘uncertainty’

LAURINBURG — Superintendent Adell Baldwin said the executive order, directing the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education brings “growing uncertainty” about how this could impact Scotland County Schools and other local school districts.

Life-changing journey of service transforms UNCP Students

PEMBROKE — After spending a week in the heart of Chicago’s inner city, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke freshman Nate Carter returned to campus with a new perspective and a renewed passion for helping others.

Protestors picket outside Rep. Harris’ district office opening in Laurinburg

LAURINBURG — When U.S. Congressman Mark Harris stopped by the Laurinburg City Hall to celebrate the opening of his Scotland County District Office he was met with protesters representing the Young Democrats of Scotland County.

Service Thread to receive customized training for new textile machine

HAMLET — Richmond Community College has secured more than $50,000 in customized training for textile manufacturer Service Thread. A large portion of that will cover the cost of training employees on a new line of textile machines that will provide a greater level of flexibility and winding quality for coarse technical yarns.

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