Eagle Springs News

An Eagle Springs man faces 15 years in federal prison on a charge of possessing a firearm by convicted felon.

State Rep. Jamie Boles says now is not the right time to pass along millions of dollars in tax increases.

A Board of Education rezoning request breezed through the Moore County Planning Board Thursday night, but a decision on a drive-in alcoholic beverage package store was tabled until the next board meeting.

The fate of local government budgets remains uncertain as long as municipalities, counties and schools wait for the N.C. General Assembly to adopt a state budget.

The pain attached to current state and local government budget-cutting processes is excruciating to an extent not suffered by other recent generations.

The Moore County Board of Commissioners will meet with the Robbins Town Board of Commissioners in a special session Tuesday.

Samarkand Manor may be closed. A cost-saving sentencing services program is in jeopardy.

An Eagle Springs woman died in a three-car wreck on N.C. 211 near Taylortown Tuesday morning.

The busting-up of an extensive cockfighting operation in western Moore County will, unfortunately, do little to foster more tolerant attitudes on the immigration issue.

Their fighting days are over. The 74 steroid-muscled gamecocks seized in a weekend raid will no longer endure painful fights in caged arenas, where they are trained to fight to a bloody death.

Two more arrests were made Wednesday morning in the cockfighting incident that occurred at Eagle Springs this weekend.

Several tips led to the arrest of three men on cockfighting charges Saturday in the Eagles Springs area.

Moore County sheriff's deputies didn't have to go far Tuesday to arrest two individuals on drug charges.

A search of a house near the Zion's Grove Community Thursday yielded crack cocaine and marijuana, resulting in the arrest of five people.

Moore County Democrats are beginning the precinct meeting process required in preparation for their county convention, to be held April 18 at the Agricultural Center in Carthage.

Frankie and Paula Burgess thought they had lost everything when their Robbins body shop caught fire Sunday morning.

Moore County will kick off a new one-stop call center Monday. Tax Administrator Wayne Vest said the call center is designed to provide a human response when residents call county offices in search of ...

Nealey Wayne Diaz of Seven Lakes North and Christopher Lee Cagle of Aberdeen were married at Eagle Springs Baptist Church in Eagle Springs on Saturday, Nov.