Robbins Board News Today

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

The Robbins Board of Commissioners left its meeting in July unsure of its future relationship with Moore County in terms of possibly being a water source.

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 term “fiscal responsible” was mentioned on several occasions during the Robbins Board of Commissioners meeting Thursday while the spending plan for the 2023-24 fiscal year was presented to the

The term “fiscally responsible” was mentioned several times during the Robbins Board of Commissioners meeting Thursday as the spending plan for the coming year was presented to the public one

Countless war stories, and recollections of those who have served from World War II to recent conflicts, quickly come to mind for Charlie Smoak, a 21-year U.S. Air Force veteran,

After a nearly 30-minute private session with economic recruiters Thursday, the Robbins Board of Commissioners approved a resolution of support in open session for a yet-to-be-announced company planning on moving

With less than two months remaining in the current fiscal year, the Robbins Board of Commissioners got a first look at the town’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year

The Robbins Board of Commissioners discussed possible avenues, and also received some push back, to create two business-related ordinances at its regular meeting Thursday in the Robbins Fire and Rescue