Wagram News

Four teens arrested for fighting Four 16-year old Scotland High School students were arrested for fighting on Monday.

Program to brighten up holiday for needy children When: Dec. 19, 10 a.m. to noon Where: National Guard Armory A local event hopes to bring some wonder into children's lives this holiday season.

Moore County is already in conversation with Laurinburg about water purchases and is now set to initiate negotiations with Pinehurst village leaders Friday.

This 2006 Mini Cooper driven by Kevin Guntharp of Wagram was involved in a one car accident Wednesday morning.

A convicted killer on death row was re-sentenced to life without parole in a hearing Wednesday.

The village of Pinehurst's proposal to buy water and wastewater treatment plants in Scotland County has hit a snag, at least for now.

One hospitalized after assault A 48-year old Wagram man is in custody after sending another to the hospital in a Thanksgiving day assault, according to a sheriff's report.

Cypress Bend Vineyards emerged as a big winner at the annual Wines of the South competition held recently in Knoxville, Tenn.

Pinehurst village officials are unsure when their proposal to buy water and wastewater treatment plants near Wagram could be approved by Scotland County.

Built in 1795, the Mill Prong House is a unique survivor from the era of Highland Scottish settlement in the region.

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.

Prior to his appearance at Putting on the Ritz, Actor and event MC Ben Vereen toured Scotland Memorial Hospital with President and CEO Greg Wood.

For the most part, moderation and incumbency carried the day Tuesday in Moore County municipal elections.

Nancy Roy Fiorillo and Doug Lapins will be the two newest members of the Pinehurst Village Council.

County Commissioner Betty Blue Gholston,center, speaks to Justin Manigan, aide to U.S. Rep.

After four months of campaigning, the municipal election season will come to an end Tuesday night.

Dannellia Gladden-Green, the granddaughter of Amanda Strickland of Wagram, was the guest speaker at NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Banquet.

The Facilities and Athletics Committee for the Scotland County Board of Education is looking for new revenue sources including, a 50-50 raffle to help offset financial woes.

Jobs, housing, downtown revitalization, economic development, more programs for the town's elderly and youths, and a more open and efficient government are some of the issues that candidates for the Maxton Board of Commissioners say need to be addressed soon.

Total Woman Outreach Ministry, Inc. will present their Fall women and youth conference titled "Taking Control of Your Life" Nov.