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Driver transported after crash near EastwoodA single-vehicle crash briefly shut down U.S. 15-501 near the Eastwood community Monday night. Emergency units were dispatched just after 7 p.m. to the scene of the wreck just north of the Moore County L.E.O. building. According to officials, the female driver of a Toyota Corolla crossed the center line...Eastwood, MI4 hours ago
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thesevenlakesinsider.com
SLLA Debris Site Set to ReopenThe community yard debris site in Seven Lakes North will be ready to receive piles of pinecones, brush and other yard waste from residents by mid-July. The debris site was closed on April 25 upon mandate by the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ). This action followed an inspection that was prompted by an anonymous call to the Environmental Protection Agency regarding concerns that property management crews had been involved in illegal dumping.11 hours ago
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Dog dies in West End house fireMultiple departments across Moore County once again battled the brutal heat on Sunday morning when they responded to a house fire in West End. Emergency units were dispatched just after 9 a.m. to a home on Archie Road near West Pine Middle School in response to an active structure fire.1 day ago
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The Richmond ObserverNo. 1 Hamlet takes playoff series opener against No. 4 Moore CountyHAMLET — The postseason started with a victory for the Hamlet American Legion baseball team Monday, which also extended Post 49’s winning streak. Returning to the diamond for the first time in five days since ending the regular season, Hamlet began its Area 2 Conference playoff bracket with a mercy-rule win.
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The Richmond ObserverPHOTOS: Post 49 vs. Moore County, Game 1HAMLET — The Hamlet American Legion baseball team started the postseason with a mercy-rule win Monday. No. 1 Hamlet defeated No. 4 Moore County Post 12 by a final score of 15-5 in six innings to start the Area 2 Conference playoffs. Jason Walker pitched five innings and struck...
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Fox bite incident reported in Moore County; residents asked to use caution, deputies sayPINEBLUFF, N.C. (WNCN) — The Moore County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to be cautious after a fox bite was reported in Pinebluff. In a Public Safety Announcement, deputies said the fox bite incident was reported on the 100 block of East Philadelphia Ave. The area has a mix of businesses and residential homes.2 days ago
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sandhillssentinel.com
Refrigerant leak causes fire scare at Harris TeeterFriday night at Harris Teeter near Whispering Pines quickly turned to panic after a refrigerant leak produced a smoky haze in the store’s mechanical room. Multiple departments were dispatched just before 10 p.m. to the grocery store located at 400 Mill Creek Road, across from the Moore County Airport, for a possible commercial structure fire with evacuation in progress.Whispering Pines, NC3 days ago
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Alert issued after fox bite incident in PinebluffMoore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields announced on Friday that a fox is on the loose after a biting incident in Pinebluff. The incident occurred in the 100 block of East Philadelphia Avenue. Fields alerted residents with the following safety guidelines:. Please use caution when outdoors. Do not approach or attempt...Pinebluff, NC2 days ago
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Moore County Sheriff issues alert following fox bite incident in Pinebluff; Fox still on the looseThe Moore County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents of the 100 block of East Philadelphia Avenue in Pinebluff, about a recent fox bite incident. The fox involved is still on the loose. Important Safety Precautions. To ensure the safety of all residents, the Sheriff's Office recommends the following precautions:. Exercise...Pinebluff, NC2 days ago
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Fire in garage, workshop at Moore home damages pickup truck, motorcycleA fire inside a garage at a Moore County home overnight damaged a pickup truck and motorcycle. Around 1 a.m. on Friday, firefighters responded to the 2700 block of N.C. Highway 73, near West End. According to fire officials, a workshop building was engulfed in flames, and a nearby garage...3 days ago
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Asheboro Courier-Tribune
Appeals court lets lawsuit against deputies proceedA federal appellate court refused last week to throw out a Moore County woman's lawsuit accusing three Randolph County Sheriff's Office deputies of using excessive force when arresting her for a misdemeanor. The lawsuit by Ka’lah Nicole Martin says that Randolph County Sheriff’s Department deputies roughed her up when she...18 hours ago
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Guide Dog Nonprofit to Host ‘Secret’ SpeakeasyShhh, do you know the password? There’s a prohibition-era gathering planned July 20, from 5 to 8 p.m., at a secret spot in Moore County. Sponsored by MIRA Foundation USA, this is the first event in the organization’s new “party with a purpose” program. The evening will feature handcrafted drinks, live jazz, a themed raffle and photo op with a 1931 Franklin sedan. Guests are encouraged to attend in costume.3 days ago
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Bogeys Hold Off White Sox, Led by Local StandoutsEven after graduation, the battery duo of Bryant Kimbrell and Connor Tepatti continued this summer. The two Pinecrest standouts, who were named the conference players of the year the last two seasons, were back in Moore County Thursday playing with the Carolina White Sox showcase team, taking on the Sandhills Bogeys at Sandhills Community College as a primer for their upcoming debut year in college.3 days ago
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Former tenant accused of stealing gunA former tenant is accused of stealing a gun from a home in Cameron. Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields made the announcement on Tuesday. “On Saturday, June 22, 2024, the Moore County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a larceny of a firearm from a residence in Cameron, North Carolina,” said Fields in a statement issued to Sandhills Sentinel. “Sheriff’s investigators quickly located and recovered the firearm after tracking down a former tenant of the residence where the firearm was stolen.”Cameron, NC6 days ago
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Editorial: We’re On Board for Air Service ReturnIt’s common to think of the Moore County Airport on the outskirts of Whispering Pines as a quaint airfield for weekend fliers and the occasional corporate jet. Only during something like the recently completed U.S. Open does the airport approach anything akin to what is commonly thought of as “busy.”Whispering Pines, NC2 days ago
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CVB votes to increase hotel occupancy tax rate to 6%The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) voted to increase the nightly hotel occupancy tax from 3% to 6% at its June 24 meeting. A 6% tax rate over a 10-year period with 5% annual growth generates $30,791,015 for destination enhancement and $59,770,793 for marketing investment.Pinehurst, NC5 days ago
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Severe thunderstorm warning issued for 3 counties in central North CarolinaRALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A severe thunderstorm warning was issued Tuesday night for three counties in central North Carolina, according to the Raleigh office of the National Weather Service. The severe thunderstorm warning was issued at 10:22 p.m. until 11:15 p.m. for east-central Moore County, southwestern Harnett County and...6 days ago
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Moore Regional Hospital recognized by Money as a Best Hospital for Cardiac CareFirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital has been recognized by Money as one of the best hospitals for cardiac care in 2024. To determine the best hospitals for cardiac care, Money compiled and analyzed more than125,000 data points. The list of best hospitals for cardiac care are those that stand out among all short-term, acute-care hospitals in the country and offer deep expertise based on data that reflects the overall experience of the cardiologists and other heart specialists who work at each hospital.5 days ago
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thesevenlakesinsider.com
County Says Farewell To Five RetireesOver the course of this year, county officials and staff are saying goodbye and “happy retirement” to not one long-time county employee but five. Some of the biggest and longest-serving names in Moore County government are packing up their offices and bidding a fond farewell to the hustle and bustle of county activities.6 days ago
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