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The Village Heritage Foundation will unveil plans to enhance the Woodland Garden at a Spring Garden Party on May 3, from 4-6 p.m., at Timmel Pavilion in the Village Arboretum,

Pinehurst leaders have decided to collect additional feedback from the public before moving forward with plans that would influence development in two small but critical areas of the village for

After 13 years as volunteer Executive Director for the Prancing Horse Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship, Judy Lewis has stepped down. Ellen Wall, recently retired from the financial services industry, has

Still No Solution On Short-Term Rentals

The cost of renting the Fair Barn in Pinehurst could go up later this year, according to a recommended fee schedule presented to the Village Council on Tuesday.

Early Voting begins on Thursday for voters in Beckham County.

The resurgence of COVID-19 has subsided in Moore County following weeks of steadily worsening trends fueled by the highly contagious delta variant.

FirstHealth of the Carolinas will offer Pfizer booster shots to eligible members of the public at clinics scheduled for October.

Pinehurst’s proposed budget for the upcoming year forecasts a continued rebound from the worst months of the COVID-19 pandemic. This time last year, village leaders budgeted cautiously as they waited the economic fallout to everything from sales tax collections to facility rentals. What happened as the pandemic has played out through 2020 and into 2021 has been a mixed bag as far as effects on Pinehurst’s revenues streams go. Part of the 1.5-cent tax property increase proposed for the...

The Moore County Health Department recorded two new coronavirus-related deaths on Friday, bringing the pandemics local toll to 192.