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Less than a month after officially taking ownership of Given Memorial Library and Tufts Archives, the Village of Pinehurst will begin the process of soliciting design services for a proposed

A new lawsuit alleges that Pinehurst violated the state’s open meeting laws when the Village Council convened last year to discuss the conduct of two members.

When Pinehurst approved its comprehensive land-use plan more than two years ago, the Village Council made clear it wanted a more thorough exploration for two village neighborhoods.

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

A five-year financial forecast for Pinehurst includes more than $20 million worth of long-term capital needs.

Two weeks after accusing Council members Lydia Boesch and Kevin Drum of separate, independent violations of its internal code of ethics, Pinehurst’s Village Council stopped short on Tuesday of a

The West Pinehurst Community Park is marked by a formal sign, a port-a-potty, a disc golf layout and a walking trail, but not much else. Activity for anyone who stumbles

As they work to map out the next several decades of development in two key areas on the periphery of the village center, Pinehurst’s leaders are waist-deep in quandaries. Last week the Village Council devoted a four-hour work session to reviewing a set of preliminary small area plans formulated by the consultants they hired to help give form to their vision for Pinehurst South and Village Place. After revision and input, those proposed plans, which outline how new streets and developments ...

Pinehurst’s Village Council has signed off on a 1.5-cent increase in property taxes for the coming year, bringing the tax rate to 31.5 cents for each dollar of valuation.

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...