Eagle Springs News

Pinehurst police arrested a Southern Pines man Tuesday and charged him with burglarizing a condominium.

Two men have been arrested in connection with using a knife during a robbery that occurred in the Eagle Springs area.

Plans for an ambitious resort-residential development on 1,799 acres stretching from N.C. 211 to N.C. 73 was unveiled Wednesday night for adjacent property owners.

Samarkand Youth Development Center at Eagle Springs will celebrate its one-year reprieve with an open house and youth talent show later this month.

Women unite! It's time for the third all-women built house in Moore County. During the past 21 years, Habitat for Humanity of the N.C. Sandhills has built 171 homes.

Two individuals were arrested in the parking lot of a West End grocery store Monday with almost a pound of powder cocaine.

Two individuals were arrested in the parking lot of a West End grocery store Monday with almost a pound of powder cocaine.

Samarkand Manor Youth Development Center has won a legislative reprieve that will keep the facility operational at least until July 1 next year.

Full impact of the $19 billion state budget, complete with funding cuts and tax increases, will not be absorbed locally for a few more weeks.

Full impact of the $19 billion state budget, complete with funding cuts and tax increases, will not be absorbed locally for a few more weeks.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office arrested Alberto Soto Hernandez, 33, of 371 Oak Ridge Rd.

A search of an Eagle Springs residence Wednesday yielded 21 grams of cocaine and resulted in the arrest of three people, including a mother and her son.

An altercation Monday in the Eagle Springs area led to the stabbing of a Robbins man and the arrest of a man from Eagle Springs.

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.