The Robesonian - Fri Nov 27
Rowland ushers in the holiday season Saturday with its 22nd annual Christmas Parade and Festival.
18 NC counties experience high poverty levelsWWAY-TV Wilmington - Thu Nov 26
A report released by an advocacy group shows 18 out of North Carolina's 100 counties have poverty levels above 20 percent.
Orrum lawman faces drug chargeThe Robesonian - Thu Nov 26
A former Robeson County sheriff's deputy was arrested on Monday and charged with stealing prescription drugs from a pharmacy while on duty as an officer with the Fair Bluff Police Department, according to the Columbus County Sheriff's Office.
18 NC counties experience high poverty levelsWPDE - Wed Nov 25
A report released by an advocacy group shows 18 out of North Carolina's 100 counties have poverty levels above 20 percent.
Man sentenced for '05 murderThe Robesonian - Wed Nov 25
A Maxton man was found guilty of second-degree murder on Tuesday for the shooting death of another man in 2005.
Councilman's residency challengedThe Robesonian - Wed Nov 25
The 2009 municipal election season officially ended Tuesday when Perry Tatum Ashley was declared winner of the Fairmont commissioner race at the Robeson County Board of Elections, but a voter challenge filed against a Pembroke town councilman left some pieces for the Elections Board to pick up after the holidays.
Elections agreement on county's agendaThe Robesonian - Mon Nov 23
The Robeson County Board of Commissioners will review a proposed "memorandum of understanding" Monday that clarifies the working relationship between the commissioners and the county Board of Elections.
Lumberton Christmas Ho...The Robesonian - Mon Nov 23
The annual Lumberton Christmas home tour will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Dec. 12 and feature five homes and a reception at the Robeson County History Museum.
Robeson County Health Community awarded by governorWMBF News - Mon Nov 23
The Robeson County Partnership for Community Health has been awarded its third recertification as a Healthy Carolinians Partnership by the Governor's Task Force for Healthy Carolinians during the 17th Annual Healthy Carolinians Conference held Oct.
- Change will be gradual'The Robesonian - Sun Nov 22
Purnell Swett says he doesn't take the responsibility of leading the Lumbee tribe for the next three years lightly.
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