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For the people who bring them to life on stage, true stories, ghost stories and folk tales are all the same: every detail matters.

Now that southern Moore County boasts four new elementary schools, the school board is shifting its focus to the elementary and middle schools in Union Pines’ attendance area for the

There is a good chance we will know before the month is out who the new leader will be for Moore County Schools. The Board of Education has been meeting

The city’s signature vintage outdoors marketplace stakes its claim on Sundays, from now through October in the Central Eastside.

A divided vote from the school board will retain “George,” a contested book about a transgender child, on the shelves at two school libraries.

A children’s novel with a transgender protagonist will remain on the shelves for now despite a request that it be removed from the media centers at McDeeds Creek Elementary and

Eagle, by the U.S. Golf Association for its decision to create a new championship — and launch it in Pinehurst — that will showcase golfers with physical disabilities.

Suspense and plot twists are nothing new in the world of theater, but drama students at Pinecrest, Union Pines and North Moore had more than usual to contend with as

Moore County Schools Superintendent Robert Grimesey will retire in January after more than seven years at the helm of the county’s public schools.

Considering the entire boys basketball team was at the same time preparing for football season due to the unique circumstances brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a wonder the Redhawks were able to place third in the Southern Carolina Conference and make the 3A basketball playoffs. In doing so, the Redhawks’ basketball season ended just three days before the first football game — with no opportunity to postpone. So obviously the Redhawks will need time to get up to speed in...