The Purnell Swett football team found the end zone often on Friday, scoring eight touchdowns in a 55-14 nonconference win ...
This July, the eighth cohort of Lead for North Carolina Fellows arrived at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to ...
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has announced that Alex Baker, Lumbee Tribal Council speaker (Tribal District 13 ...
PROSPECT — Jeff Moore, a longtime district court judge in Robeson County, died Tuesday. He was 69. Moore was elected to serve ...
Despite a hard-fought battle, the Fairmont volleyball team couldn’t extend its winning streak to three matches Thursday, ...
We don’t have enough problems trying to educate our 1 million school children in North Carolina, so our esteemed legislators ...
When the North Carolina General Assembly enacted a new state budget earlier this summer, the state’s community colleges ...
St. Pauls football coach Mike Setzer said before the season he expects the Bulldogs to be the dominant program in Robeson County. With Friday’s 44-0 win over Red Springs, they took another step toward ...
UNC Pembroke hit .218 to start the day, highlighted by hitting .345 in the second set, on the way to a 3-0 sweep over ...
Loistine DeFreece, a longtime educator and administrator in the Public Schools of Robeson County, died Wednesday. She was 84.
London Sage, 3, of Maxton, blows bubbles at the People’s Table event Thursday in Pembroke. Two young attendees enjoy dancing ...
The Red Springs boys soccer team won their away soccer match at Scotland 5-1 Thursday night. This is their first win after going winless through the first five matches.
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