A society where a large number of citizens both work in jobs they enjoy, and also have a meaningful life when they get home from making a living is a far more productive and happy society. But ...

Bladen County Schools enrolls 4.4% fewer students this year compared to last, the biggest percentage drop in the region, according to the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. The district now serves ...

ROBESON COUNTY — Frigid temperatures are expected in Robeson County on Monday night after the county felt only minor impacts from Winter Storm Fern on Sunday.

PEMBROKE — UNC Pembroke celebrated the commitment, loyalty and lasting impact of its employees during the university’s annual Excellence in Service Awards ceremony on Thursday, where 80 faculty and ...

Fairmont’s Lyric McNair, center, dribbles through traffic during Friday’s game against South Brunswick in Fairmont.

ROBESON COUNTY — The Public Schools of Robeson County will operate on a two-hour delay on Tuesday. PSRC was closed on Monday, and the decision comes as frigid cold is expected overnight Monday and ...

PEMBROKE – The No. 24 UNC Pembroke wrestling team took the first three bouts via bonus-point wins, and would later win three ...

“All PSRC schools and facilities will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026, due to inclement weather conditions,” the announcement said. “Stay tuned to official district social media channels and our ...

LUMBERTON — The Lumberton boys wrestling team swept Wednesday’s tri-match against Purnell Swett and Fairmont, earning a 72-6 win over the Rams and a 75-0 win over the Golden Tornadoes.

Gray’s Creek (3-13, 2-1 TCC) led Purnell Swett (7-9, 1-2 TCC) entering the fourth quarter 49-32. The Rams charged back to within three points with a minute to go, outscoring the Bears 21-11 in the ...

Lumberton’s Isaac Pait was named the Tri-County Conference Boys Swimmer of the Year after winning the 100-yard backstroke and also being part of Lumberton’s victorious 200-yard medley relay. Lumberton ...

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