Ana M. Risano is a Reporter at The Pilot LLC. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on the housing market, real estate development, and urban planning. Ana's work has been featured in The Pilot LLC, Montgomery Herald, and Business North Carolina.
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Ana Risano primarily covers local news, town developments, community projects, government decisions, and infrastructure improvements in Moore County, North Carolina. Her focus is on topics such as transportation & logistics, house & home, agriculture & farming, personal finance and design.
Given her coverage attributes of government announcement and press release at 34% each suggests she would be most receptive to pitches that involve newsworthy updates from local governments or official sources within Moore County. This could include information about upcoming infrastructure projects or changes in public services that directly impact the community.
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Southern Pines is planning ahead for the holiday season, with staff interested in buying a few more interactive decorations for the community and visitors.
Preparations continue to be made ahead of the election this November, with the Board of Elections recently supporting a lottery for table spaces at each early voting site.
More than 100 people filed into a grand hall in the Moore County Senior Enrichment Center to listen to a discussion between the Sheriff’s Office and the County Commissioners about the use of Flock cameras by law enforcement.
An aerial view of Red’s Corner, the popular food truck rodeo at the corner of Morganton Road and Southwest Broad Street
Pinebluff resident Ellis Domenech addresses the board about the use of Flock cameras.
Plans are underway to make the historic Skyline Manor in Southern Pines into a bed and breakfast inn, returning the home to one of its earlier uses.
The future of the Davis Community Center in Robbins remains uncertain for now, but interest in revitalizing the former all-Black elementary school as a hub for northern Moore is strong.
The Moore County Board of Commissioners is set to talk about water infrastructure at an upcoming meeting, with more than $1 million in state funding available for such work.
YMCA of the Sandhills CEO Jeff Darling talks with the Southern Pines Town Council about the pending Y project.
Ann Petersen receives the Builder’s Cup from Scott Dawson, Builder’s Cup committee co-chair.
