Bob Liepa is the Sports Editor for Times Review Media Group, focusing on local sports news in the North Carolina area, specifically Southport. With a passion for community sports, Bob covers a wide range of topics including local sports events, team updates, and community initiatives.
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Bob Liepa's articles predominantly focus on local government and community development in the Southport area. His coverage often includes government announcements and developments related to events, infrastructure, and community projects.
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Like many people born and raised in Southport, Robert Willis knows a thing or two about hurricanes. As an eighth grader in 1984, he rode Hurricane Diana out on his grandfather's fishing boat.
A big storm can cause unusual things to happen — like turn a rescuer into a rescuee which is what happened to River Road Animal Hospital in Southport.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight caused a great deal of damage in Southport and the city has placed a price tag on the public damage: over $1 million.
A section of North Carolina Highway 211 that was damaged and closed due to last month's unnamed storm will reopen to traffic ahead of schedule, said the North Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT).
UPDATE: The post-disaster aerial mosquito spraying for the populated areas of Brunswick County is now complete, finishing a few days ahead of schedule, the county announced Monday in a news release.
Where in the world are all these cars coming from? That is the question on the minds of many people in Southport these days as they battle traffic backups. The congestion is the result of Potential Tropical Cyclone Eight, which washed away bridges and roads, leaving only one road in and out of Southport — N.C. Highway 87.
An updated comprehensive plan for the City of Southport, nine months in the making, hasn't crystalized yet but a clearer picture is emerging.
Tom Zilinek jiggled the key a bit before the stubborn back door finally opened. A visitor, beckoned in, slowly stepped forward and then froze as he stared down a long, dark hallway, peering at the inside of a building few have seen in eight years.
Is the Bald Head Island Ferry schedule going to be based on 30-minute runs or 45-minute runs? The answer is both.
Like most early voters in Brunswick County, Emily Donovan received an “I Voted” sticker after casting her ballot.
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