Robbins Fire News Today

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.

In front of the newest piece of firefighting equipment for the town, Robbins officials received a check for $225,000 this past week from Randolph Electric Membership Corp. to go toward

Those wearing a uniform to protect their communities from crime and fire will be the first to say that recognition is not the reason they do their job.

A week before the town of Robbins was to submit its 2021-22 yearly audit to the state, town officials hit a snag.

A tour of Robbins’ water infrastructure by County Manager Wayne Vest two weeks ago has officials in the town feeling optimistic about a potential water connectivity between the town and

Robbins, which suffers from a water system where parts date back as far as the Great Depression, has landed a major state grant to update and improve the delivery network

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

Applying to The University of North Carolina at Charlotte was an easy decision for Brian Loza, and the choice to enroll there became even clearer this week.

The regularly scheduled Robbins Board of Commissioners meeting has been pushed back a week due to several COVID-19 infections in Town Hall.

The table for the Robbins Board of Commissioners was filled for the first time in nearly a year following the swearing in of the winners from last month’s election during