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3 towns get water, sewer grants
Three Robeson County municipalities received a total of $247,875 in grants for sewer and water system projects from the North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center.
Filing period begins for municipal offices
The Robesonian will publish stories on new filings for the municipal elections on an as-needed basis.
Turkey plant will lay off 212 Aug. 31
Prestage Foods plans to lay off 212 workers next month at its turkey processing plant in Robeson County.
The Pembroke High School class of 1959 will hold its 50-year reunion at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sheffa s Seafood restaurant in Pembroke.
Strongman Collins pulling for Robeson
Harold "Chief Iron Bear" Collins has announced that he will undertake a feat that has never been done before.
Deputy charged with assault on girlfriend
A Robeson County sheriff's deputy has been charged with assaulting his girlfriend.
New and familiar faces at the Bladen Journal
Lord Alfred Tennyson, famous 19th century poet laureate from the United Kingdom, once said "The old order changeth, yielding place to new." Those words apply well today to the Bladen Journal.
West Bladen earns Wachovia Cup award
RALEIGH a ' Wachovia, a Wells Fargo company, along with the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, recently announced the final standings in the Wachovia Cup competitions for the 2008-2009 sports season.
Man charged with assaulting elderly pair
LUMBERTON a ' A Lumberton man who was on probation but never served prison time for the 2003 death of his niece was arrested on Monday and charged with assaulting two elderly business owners in St.
Friday checkpoints across county net over 70 violations
Law enforcement checkpoints at three separate locations in and around Newton Grove were responsible for a whopping 72 charges late last Friday night.
Weather station to switch frequency
ST. PAULS a ' The NOAA Weather Radio station WWF-89 serving the Lumberton area from Lumber Bridge will cease transmitting Tuesday.
Robeson County Manager Ken Windley can only shake his head when he talks about the more than $83,500 the county must spend to install new cages at the Robeson County Animal Shelter.
County begins work on next year's budget
The Robeson County Board of Commissioners on Monday continued review of a proposed $145 million budget for the next fiscal year, a budget that County Manager Ken Windley said will be officially introduced for adoption on June 1. As part of the discussion, the commissioners learned of two costly initiatives - the hiring of more jailers and the ...
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio An apparent online mix-up has led to a long-distance cat rescue, from St.
NC cats adopted in Ohio after Craigslist confusion
May 19, 2009 An apparent online mix-up has led to a long-distance cat rescue, from St.
Indian Education Parent Committee elections set for Tuesday
PEMBROKE a ' Indian Education Title VII Parent Committee elections are set for Tuesday.
Potters put on display at annual Folk Arts Festival
It's only their second year attending the N.C. Folk Arts Festival, but already Robert and Robin King have decided they will now make a trip to the annual festival every year.
St. Pauls gets folksy Saturday
The past comes to life Saturday when the N.C. Folk Arts Festival is held in St. Pauls. "The purpose of this festival is for people to connect with their past," said Stephanie Bake, a co-chairman of the 10th annual event.
A teenager who died this weekend was killed by toxic fumes he inhaled when sniffing butane from a cigarette lighter, according to the Robeson County Sheriff's Office said.
The Robeson County Sheriffa s Office is investigating two deaths that occurred over the weekend, one a teenage boy in St.
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