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The recent countywide property revaluation is projected to increase revenues to Carthage in the coming fiscal year, but not enough for the town to cover rising costs while also following

Towns involved in a regionally focused transportation planning organization in southern Moore decided to start small by keeping the organization’s boundary tight.

The Carthage Board of Commissioners recently approved a zoning request that will increase the size of a proposed apartment complex near the intersection of N.C. 22 and McCaskill Road.

A newly approved policy in Carthage aims to crack down on the unchecked spread of temporary political signs during election seasons.

Carthage is hoping to continue with a planned sewer expansion project through a combination of loans and grant funding through the U.S. Department of Agriculture.