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Police: Man steals uniform, impersonates officer
A Marshville man is facing criminal charges from three different agencies after police said he stole a uniform and impersonated an officer.
Spartans surprise Spring Creek and head to Spivey's Corner in 3rd round
Union was once again the underdog in round two of the NCHSAA State Playoffs Tuesday evening when they played at Spring Creek.
Hunt named CEO of Lumbee River Electric
Lumbee River Electric Membership Corporation's board of directors has hired Steven C. Hunt as chief executive officer of the corporation.
Miracle Gilmore, 9, lands a ring on street performer John Lambden's head during the 32nd annual Red Springs Street Festival on Saturday.
Robeson County residents are asking for help in protecting our residents from a sand mining operation being placed in a residential/agricultural zoned community.
Two Robeson County high school seniors have won a Park Scholarship, which will pay all of their costs of education for four years at N.C. State University.
When Red Springs was the - - Saratoga of the South
Dr. Charles Graves Vardell, founder and president of Flora Macdonald College, invites people to have a drink from a spring.
Mother's Day Tea Party offered by library on May 13
Boys and girls are invited to treat their mothers, grandmothers, or other significant female caregivers to a Mother's Day Tea Party on May 13 at the Osterneck Auditorium at 4 p.m. Children will enjoy refreshments, bingo, crafts and a chance to win a bouquet of flowers for their special guest.
For those of us in the newspaper business - including our transition to the web - success can be measured in the number of eyeballs we attract.
Flags in Red Springs will fly at half-staff through Wednesday for a longtime police chief who is recalled as serving Red Springs in a way reminiscent of those on the black-and-white screen.
Red Springs gets festive Saturday
A ceremony, set for 9 a.m. at the town's recreational baseball field, will celebrate the opening day of Dixie Youth Baseball and the town's purchase of land that they have been renting from a Pembroke couple, Robert and Lannette Locklear, for several years.
Sean Ward, of Londonderry Drive, reported on Monday that someone stole $40 worth of items and caused $250 worth of damage to a vehicle, according to a police report.