Laurinburg News

Fireman Rodney Byrd carries fire-damaged debris from this home while smoke still billows from the recently extinguished fire.

Two warehouses in Laurinburg, NC, caught fire Wednesday night and produced flames three to four stories high.

Fire crews rushed to this warehouse fire in north Laurinburg while police blocked off roads and evacuated nearby residences.

A Wagram firefighter was injured in an afternoon house fire. Daniel Locklear was taken to Scotland Memorial Hospital after being struck by a pipe while under the house at 24461 Spring Hill Road, according to Assistant Fire Chief Jackie Laviner with the Wagram Fire Department.

Scotland County farmers enjoyed better weather than they have seen in two seasons.

The Laurinburg/Scotland County Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for two annual awards recognizing volunteer leaders around Scotland County.

Teen allegedly impersonated police officer A Laurinburg teen has been accused of impersonating a police officer by the Scotland County Sheriff's Office.

An East Laurinburg commissioner and his son were charged with communicating threats and trespassing after a constituent said they men got into dispute with her and her husband.

Police officials say they want to clear up any misunderstanding that they advised school administrators against filing charges on the two people accused of vandalizing school property.

Josh Lovell, Adrian McNeil, and Trey Bracey play the trumpet during the Laurinburg Rotary Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon.

New Bern High School Principal Stuart Blount resigned his position as the top administrator in the system's largest high school to become one of two assistant superintendents of Scotland County Schools in Laurinburg.

Richmond Community College begins a new plumbing course Nov. 16 at the RCC Trades Building on the Hamlet campus.

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.

Having trouble spelling maneuver? How about gubernatorial? Thanks to a big assist from the Laurinburg Rotary Club, a county third grader may be able to help.

Pull the old items you couldn't bear to throw away out of the attic, and dust off those vintage collectibles stored in the garage: the Treasure Hunters Roadshow is coming to Laurinburg.

From left, Public Defender Ayo Metiko, District Court Judge Regina Joe and Assistant District Attorney Allan Adams talk with students at East Laurinburg Alternative Learning Academy.

Children can have a haunted fun on Halloween without scaring their parents, local officials say.

The manhunt for a husband accused of attempting to kill his wife and brother-in-law continued Friday.

The owner of a Laurinburg tree company was killed Thursday in a work-related accident.

After nearly 16 year, Scotland County is poised to have one of its own serve on the state Board of Transportation.