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September 12, 2023
WADESBORO — Commissioner JD Bricken and County Manager Leonard Sossaman updated fellow board members and the public on Anson County’s continuing efforts to…
March 17, 2021
WADESBORO โ Anson County Commissioner Vancine Sturdivant was convicted on March 11 for injuring notices and advertisements from moving an election sign during the 2018 election. On October 17 of 2018, Sturdivant allegedly moved a Todd Moore campaign sign outside the Wadesboro precinct during early voting. Moore, unaffiliated candidate for Commissioner District 4 at the time, reported the incident both to the Board of Elections and the Wadesboro Police Department. Sturdivant plead not guilty. ...
March 2, 2021
WADESBORO โ The Anson County Board of Commissioners and the county manager avoided appearing in court after filing the proper documentation relating to the COVID-19 precautions in the courthouse to allow jury trials to resume. Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Stephan Futrell issued an order to appear and show cause on each individual commissioner and Barron Monroe, the county manager, on Feb. 8. Futrell was not satisfied with the countyโs efforts to improve sanitation measures. A jury t...
December 31, 2020
WADESBORO โ Since Dec. 16 the Anson County Government Building has been closed to the public due to the amount of positive COVID-19 cases within the building โ and it will remain closed until further notice โ causing residents to question whether important services are being provided. The building, including tax portion of the government center and the DMV is predicted to be closed for at least another week, according to the county manager Barron Monroe. There have been about eight employ...
December 15, 2020
WADESBORO โ When water was not reaching his part of the county in 1988, Ross Streater knew he had to make a change. He ran to be an Anson County Commissioner and 32 years later, he leaves his chair as one of the longest serving Commissioner in the state of North Carolina. โIt doesnโt seem like itโs been that long,โ Streater laughed. โWhen I think back, it seems like it was yesterday! Iโve really enjoyed being a commissioner. I think Iโve helped a lot of people.โ That recogniti...