Clint Mack News Today

The Robbins Board of Commissioners and town staff met Thursday to begin the budget planning process for the 2024-25 fiscal year.

On the recommendation of Mayor Mike Franklin, the Jordan City Council approved the newest member of the Jordan Economic Development Authority on Feb. 12.

Robbins Town Manager Clint Mack served 21 years in the U.S. Army, and understood the true meaning that comes when a member of the military is awarded the Purple Heart.

A new purpose could be in the mix for Robbins’ former police and fire station on Middleton Street that would bring the property back into service again.

The Robbins Board of Commissioners were visibly shocked hearing Town Manager Clint Mack’s report from the Moore County Water/Sewer task force meeting he recently attended.

The town of Robbins has proposed a budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year that, if approved by the Board of Commissioners, would drop the property tax rate for the second

In front of the newest piece of firefighting equipment for the town, Robbins officials received a check for $225,000 this past week from Randolph Electric Membership Corp. to go toward

In front of the newest piece of firefighting equipment for the town, Robbins officials received a check for $225,000 this past week from Randolph Electric Membership Corp. to go toward

Expected growth in Moore County for the next three decades requires an upgrade for nearly every infrastructure sector, especially water. To that end, the Moore County Board of Commissioners is

Those wearing a uniform to protect their communities from crime and fire will be the first to say that recognition is not the reason they do their job.