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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With $117,100, the aid of a consultant and some hoped-for cooperation by affected residents, the City of Southport's shoreline stabilization project has entered the permitting phase.
The Southport Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association had 10,000 reasons to smile on Aug. 30.
By Bob Liepa, Staff Writer Updated Peace starts with empathy. At least that's the way it is for Marjorie Jones.
In terms of mileage, it’s a mere 0.93 miles away from its former location, but the Southport Police Department’s move to its new, temporary headquarters is a big jump.
More zoning options is something some Brunswick County commissioners said they would like to see the county have available, particularly if other extraterritorial jurisdictions (ETJ) are eliminated like Southport's recently was.
The look was different, but the feelings were the same. It’s not likely that those feelings will go away any time soon, either.
It’s a sign of the times.
The City of Southport presented a $10,000 check donation Aug. 30 that was made out to the Southport Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association with the intent for the money — funds
The storm without a name has brought some of the worst flooding Southport and the county have seen in years.
Man’s best friend is pretty darn good when it comes to law and order.
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