The Very Merry Local Holiday Festival will be held at North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Robeson County Center, located at 455 Caton Road, Lumberton, in the O. P. Owens Auditorium on Saturday, Dec.

Week of Nov. 23-29: Better Conversation Week, National Adoption Week, National Bible Week, National Family Week, National Game and Puzzle Week Source: holidays-and-observances.com ...

LUMBERTON — The Lumberton Pirates boys basketball team defeated the Fairmont Golden Tornadoes at home 77-48 on Friday night to improve to 2-0 this season. This comes after they matched up last week to ...

JACKSONVILLE — A second-half comeback bid by the St. Pauls football team fell short in Friday’s third-round 5A state playoff game, as the Bulldogs fell 28-21 to Northside-Jacksonville.

Turner, Etute, Que Kennedy, JaQuan Albright, Jadin Baptist and Donovan Woods all earned first-team All-Conference honors, while Tre Robinson, Malik Brown, Amari Chance, Dylan Pruitt, Laden Ford-Boone, ...

As December fast approaches, donations are continuing for the Fund, which helps provide Christmas gifts for local families who might not otherwise be able to afford them for their children. The Empty ...

In celebration of American Indian Heritage Month, children from across the region spent the day learning about American Indian culture and the Lumbee people at the Lumbee Tribe’s annual Culture Day ...

The North Carolina Small Grain Growers Association (NCSGGA) has announced that an assessment referendum will take place on Thursday, Dec. 4, approved by the Board of Agriculture on Monday. Polling ...

Sumpter and Burney are both currently members of the Red Springs Board of Commissioners, and Sumpter is the town’s mayor pro ...

LUMBERTON — Local author Byrd Britt is hosting a book signing for her new mystery novella on Dec. 6.

If I am right, then the condition should improve as your body absorbs the blood, which takes pressure off the nerve. However, there are case reports of permanent damage to the nerve from complications ...

Tom Campbell is a Hall of Fame North Carolina broadcaster and columnist who has covered North Carolina public policy issues since 1965. Contact him at tomcamp@carolinabroadcasting.com.