Pinehurst Traffic News Today

I don’t know why we are here,” the late 19th and 20th century philosopher Ludwig Wittenstein once said, “but I’m pretty sure that it is not in order to enjoy

Defending the historic Pinehurst Traffic Circle is folly. The reality is that the circle is unsafe, inadequate for the amount of day-to-day traffic, and contributing to the excessive use of

On Tuesday, April 4, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the Moore County Senior Enrichment Center will begin a two-week breakfast and learn program called, “Should I Stay or Should I

Sorry, but it’s time for another list — in no particular order — of one old dude’s hopes (but not necessarily expectations) for the coming year:

Shortly after I took this job as editor, my dad cut out and framed an old Peanuts cartoon in which Linus begins by writing, “Dear Editor of the Letters to

Shortly after I took this job as editor, my dad cut out and framed an old Peanuts cartoon in which Linus begins by writing, “Dear Editor of the Letters to

The good news is that three extremely knowledgeable traffic experts came to our Junto group’s monthly breakfast meeting last Thursday to talk about the Pinehurst Traffic Circle.

The Russians are bombing Ukrainian hospitals. Wildfires rage in California. Floods have wrecked the lives of rural Kentuckians. COVID variants and monkeypox continue to spread. And yet we whine anew

If ever there was a question without an easy answer, or a problem without a quick solution, it’s this one now being debated locally: What to do about the Pinehurst

Senior Games in the Pines is the local North Carolina Senior Games event co-hosted by the Moore County Senior Enrichment Center and Parks and Recreation departments from Aberdeen, Pinehurst, Southern