Feb 16, 2008 | The Pilot
ThePilot.com : Stefany Steps Up: Limerick Laureate Winner Announced
“Kudos go out as well to these Limerick Laureates of the past year, whose contributions added immensely to this competition”
CONTRIBUTED Acting on a reader's suggestion, Pilot columnist Joe Piper invited all Limerick Laureates from the past year to participate in a contest to determine the "best of the best." In keeping with standard ... via The Pilot
ThePilot.com : Pilot Light: Seven Lakes Water Needs Stressed
“It's amazing and unfortunate that Seven Lakes sits at the juncture of the three IBTs in the county”
A reliable source of water is a priority for Seven Lakes, the fastest-growing unincorporated area of the county, according to Dave Kinney. via The Pilot
“It's a simple car accident that's looked to be something it wasn't. She's a good person. She's not crazy at all.”
The reigning Miss Fayetteville is scheduled to appear in Moore County District Court Feb. via The Pilot
“It's a simple car accident that's looked to be something it wasn't. She's a good person. She's not crazy at all.”
The reigning Miss Fayetteville has been accused of road rage. Jenna Racine Walters, 21, of 2120 N. Horace Walters Road in Raeford, was charged with aggressive driving in a Nov. via Wral.com
ThePilot.com : Pilot Light: Sales Tax Issue on County Agenda
The Moore County Board of Commissioners will tackle a long agenda at a work session today at 5 p.m. at the historic courthouse in Carthage. via The Pilot
ThePilot.com : Holshouser Joins Merritt Campaign
“Instead of this nation bolstering corporate profit, we need to be concerned with the genuine needs of American people”
Former Gov. Jim Holshouser is joining former Gov. Jim Martin, former Lt. Gov. Jim Gardner and former U.S. Sen. via The Pilot
“I think that ought to tell us something”
Harold Foster among the first at sit-ins Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from the Feb. via Chapel Hill News
“We need to look at the aquifer”
All-day showers gave the Sandhills a thorough soaking Sunday, but it's still not enough to allay drought conditions. via The Pilot
“I am glad to see things moving forward”
Construction of new classrooms, a media center and paving of parking areas was discussed Thursday at the monthly school board meeting. via Richmond County Daily Journal
ThePilot.com : County Review Board Approves Plan for Dormie Club
The Dormie Club major subdivision cleared another hurdle Tuesday when the county Subdivision Review Board unanimously approved its preliminary plat. via The Pilot
ThePilot.com : Pilot Light: Zoning Revision Draws Closer
The Moore County Board of Commissioners is expected to call a public hearing for the Nov. via The Pilot
Extent of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, gang issues surface at forum
“I think that would be a wonderful thing to add”
The Salisbury-Rowan Branch of the NAACP is happy that Salisbury officials want to rename Boundary Street for Dr. via Salisbury Post
ThePilot.com : EDITORIAL: Surratt Made Her Mark Here
Andrea Surratt came quietly onto the Moore County scene two and a half years ago. via The Pilot
“Absolutely fine, but no better than any number of places within walking distance of here”
YOU have a sense of what you're going to get when you visit a place in Glasgow's West End going by the name of the Left Bank and styling itself a bar/kitchen. It is a self-consciously bohemian moniker, even if ... via Scotsman.com Living
- All aboard!' for romantic ride on rails
“The vintage cars are just beautiful. This is going to be a really nice evening”
An autumn evening train ride through the country... a leisurely dinner at a table appointed with linen cloths and vintage china... live music... moonlight ... If this sounds like your fantasy evening, you can ... via Courier-Tribune
Courses Still Able to Irrigate
“Cutting off water for golf greens is the last thing you want to do.”
Water being sprayed on golf greens does not come from the county water system, and golf course owners are not breaking the law despite what some might believe. via The Pilot
ThePilot.com : Poetic License: Rob McCullah Finds Comfort in His Writing
“As we grow older and hopefully wiser and better looking, here's wishing you a Happy Birthday on your special day.”
A soft-spoken resident of the Pinehurst Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center is bringing pleasure, enjoyment and hope to others through his poetry. via The Pilot