Gibson News

Blood Mobile in honor of Alan Snead. Call Betty Gibson at 997-6834 for more information.

Felon caught with handgun A 29-year old convicted felon was arrested after police discovered a gun in his vehicle.

Teen charged with gun theft A Laurinburg teen is in custody after stealing a gun and pointing it at someone, a police report said.

Teen accused as burglar A 19-year old Laurinburg man is accused of stealing from a county building, according to a sheriff's report.

Two men responsible for a home invasion in Gibson had their first court appearance Wednesday, officials say.

Green Lake A.M.E. Zion Church in Gibson will have a Thanksgiving Revival beginning 11/22/09 at 3:00pm. Rev.

Crowds gathered at I.E. Johnson Elementary School as Project P.U.L.L. held its kick-off meeting.

A meeting has been organized to "P.U.L.L." community support for education. The Scotland County Closing the Achievement Gap Task Force a ' called Project P.U.L.L., or Partners United to Lift Learning a ' is sponsoring a kick-off meeting Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at I.E. Johnson Elementary School as an information session for students, parents and ...

Jesse Price of the Treasure Hunters Roadshow displays a box of coins sold by Scotland County residents since his company came to Laurinburg on Tuesday.

Thousands of residents are expected at Scotland County polls today to vote in one of five municipal elections.

One-Stop voting has been unusually slow, according to the Scotland County Board of Elections.

State lawmakers might soon consider a bill that would open the door for North Carolina to cash in on the reportedly growing video-game gambling industry, but some local legislators aren't buying.

National Railroad Museum Director Bill Williams shows the damage to the brick wall beside the museuma s Spring Street entrance from an accident involving one of two people shot at Hamlet Lake Court early Sunday morning.

Richmond Community College graduated 18 Practical Nursing students Thursday night during a pinning ceremony where graduates received their Lillian Duer James School of Nursing pins.

Authorities say two teens accused of breaking into a house in Gibson were caught after a brief foot chase.

If Del Radcliffe thought he could charge people more than $30 to play golf at his Charles T. Meyers Golf Course, one of the five Charlotte-area courses he owns, he would.

Three more candidates have filed to run for municipal offices. According to the Scotland County Board of Elections, incumbent Council member Herbert Rainer filed for reelection Tuesday while Wayne Caulder filed to run for mayor of East Laurinburg on Wednesday.

Four more candidates filed Tuesday with the Scotland County Board of Elections for municipal seats, one from each municipality.

The acrylic paintings of Patricia Williams will be on display through the end of August at River Hills Country Club.

Deputies made two additional arrests in a string of break-ins, according to Sheriff Shep Jones.