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Restaurants without power across Moore County have started to clear out their spoiled goods, and prior to the Moore County Health Department suspending restaurant permits, were finding ways to operate

Keeping young children entertained, keeping elderly parents warm, staving off boredom, staying warm in innovative ways — Moore County residents have had a lot going on during the power outage.

The largely invisible systems that power Moore County water and sewer systems need electricity to operate, but officials responsible for operating those systems say they are managing under generator power.

I was pleasantly surprised when contacted by your reporter, Ana Risano, in regard to learning more of the Friends of Aberdeen Library and our goal of providing a new library

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Morganton Park South complex — and soon-to-be location of Moore County’s first Target store — occurred Thursday afternoon. No mud or wind could dampen the

Aberdeen has a history — back when it was more known as an industrial crossroads — of agricultural chemical contamination and the extensive cleanup it required. So when a company

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Morganton Park South complex, and soon-to-be location of Target, occurred Thursday afternoon. No mud or wind could dampen the excitement of those in attendance.

The Southern Pines Town Council will hire a consultant to help it decide whether to end contracting with companies for solid waste collection and bring that service in-house.

State Rep. Jamie Boles on Monday presented a North Carolina Association of Rescue and EMS flag in honor of David A. Williamson, who passed away on Oct. 28. Williamson served

A new public library almost four times the size of the current Page Memorial Library will come to downtown Aberdeen, thanks to eight years of work by the Friends of