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Eleven organizations submitted proposals to receive funds allotted to Moore County from a landmark settlement with the pharmaceutical companies that abetted the national opioid epidemic.

For nearly 20 years, uninsured people in the Sandhills have turned to Moore Free and Charitable Clinic for medical services.

Many uninsured North Carolinians who go to free clinics for health services may soon get Medicaid, which the free clinics may not accept.

This year’s distinguished group of 20 Under 40 award winners features entrepreneurs, educators, physicians, artists, nonprofit executives, business leaders, public figures, behind-the-scenes contributors and more. These honorees are diverse, passionate

Organizations vying for local funds from a landmark settlement with the pharmaceutical companies that abetted the national opioid epidemic will soon have their proposals reviewed by a special committee.

A West End man who once declared he would “rather die of COVID” than get vaccinated has been appointed to the board that oversees the Moore County Health Department.

A West End man who once declared he would “rather die of COVID” than get vaccinated has been appointed to the board that oversees the Moore County Health Department.

Some uninsured Moore County residents may soon be able to receive free dental services under a new dental clinic initiative at the Moore Free and Charitable Clinic.

“It’s a blessing to come here. Especially when you are in pain and you don’t have money,” said the 63-year-old, who asked to remain anonymous. A lifelong resident of Aberdeen,

WILLIAMSVILLE—The Rock River Players will hold auditions for two one-acts to be presented in an early June Evening of One Acts in the Williamsville Hall, Williamsville. All are welcome Friday, March 11, from 5 to 8 p.m., and Sunday, March 13, from noon to 3 p.m., at Newfane’s Moore Free ...