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The Martin Luther King Jr. Day march and following program were anything but quiet, a testament to this year’s theme: “joining voices to pierce the silence.”

Southern Pines residents engaged with planners and town staff to learn about possible futures for the Whitehall Tract and provide community feedback on Thursday night.

The Town Council approved the development of 75 more lots within phases 3B and 4 of The Carolina subdivision, expanding the total number of lots to 225.

About 35 residents came to the Southern Pines Planning Department’s interactive neighborhood meetings last week to give feedback on the Morganton Park development.

Part one in an occasional series on the past, present and future of West Southern Pines.

The Southern Pines Town Council, members of the planning board, town staff and residents began getting a better picture of their town — and its growth potential — following an

As Southern Pines population grows to nearly 16,000 people, its “charming downtown” remains a testament to its small-town feel. But constraints on the built-up environment reduce the areas ability to

West Southern Pines revitalization efforts are underway as planning staff gather more community input for the Morganton Road development before finalizing a conceptual design for the area.

Southern Pines’ newest mural, located at 311 SE Broad St., is hard to miss with the towering horses that nod to the town’s rich equestrian history. A block party officially

A special meeting Wednesday in the E.S. Douglass Community Center will summarize the progress made thus far on Southern Pines comprehensive long range plan.