Goldston News

Those who are to blame for everything have been found: the "Goldstoners." Not the occupation, the settlements, Israeli aggressiveness or brutality; just Goldstone.

Ari Shavit writes in opposition to the people he calls "Goldstoners": It's a simple story.

Nobody knows yet when the next war will break out. Maybe in a decade, maybe in a year, or maybe even next month.

From The Charlotte Observer, Sept. 21 Does the governor of North Carolina have enough authority to adequately manage the state budget during times of severe shortfalls? Two judges of the N.C. Court of Appeals say yes - as long as that authority amounts to cutting spending already authorized by the General Assembly.

Carol T. Thomas has been appointed executive director of the Moore County Airport.

The N.C. Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that governors must keep their hands off one of the state's road building funds when they're scrounging for money to balance the budget.

Another appeals court weighed in Tuesday on what North Carolina's governors can do to balance the state's budget, this time ruling then-Gov. Mike Easley was wrong to transfer $80 million from a road-building fund to pay for other government operations in 2002.

A local animal rescue group said the medical bills are growing for a group of dogs seized from an alleged Wilson County puppy mill.

A proposed medical facility in the town of White Lake took one more step toward becoming a reality on Tuesday.

Chatham County authorities arrested a Goldston man after they discovered four small plots of marijuana at his home.

There's often a lot of negative talk about our local surroundings, but today I'd like to discuss some "good things" that may get overlooked with all of the daily bickering & chatter.

The Chatham County Public Library is providing young readers a great way to have fun and express their creativity through activities and events offered through the three libraries.

A prosecutor said Thursday she will seek the death penalty against a man accused of killing eight people during a shooting rampage at a nursing home in central North Carolina.Moore County District Attorney Maureen Krueger made the statement at a brief hearing in Moore County Superior Court for Robert Kenneth Stewart, 45.About 50 relatives of the ...

At its May 4th meeting, the Chatham County Board of Commissioners received the County Manager's recommended budget, based on a "revenue neutral" tax rate of 60.32 cents to help offset some of the impact of the 2009 revaluation on property owners.