Elena Marsh is a staff writer for The Pilot LLC, focusing on local news in Moore County, North Carolina. With a background in journalism, Elena covers a range of topics including land use planning, community development, government initiatives, and public welfare issues. Her work has also been featured in the Charlotte Business Journal.
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Frank Quis served Moore County for 26 years as a council member and mayor for Southern Pines and as a county commissioner.
County officials, contractors and members of the county's solid waste department gather to cut the ribbon on the new collection site on Turning Leaf Way in Aberdeen. Elena Marsh/The Pilot
Voting at Village Hall in Pinehurst Tuesday morning. Ted Fitzgerald/The Pilot
The site location and exiting buildings on the two properties owned by Ouida Newell.
Following the same meeting style as last month, another set of four members of the Moore County Land Use Plan Steering Committee highlighted their expertise at the committee’s fifth meeting
Earlier this month, Moore County appointed a new clerk to the Board of Commissioners to replace Laura Williams, who was recently promoted to assistant county manager. Jenny Parks, the current
In Carthage a new food truck pavilion has been approved by the Carthage Board of Commissioners and is likely to open within the month.
In the final meeting of his career, Frank Quis bid farewell to the Moore County Board of Commissioners, but not without a stack of recognitions from colleagues and friends.
As 2024 comes toward an end, Carthage is already looking toward a new year full of much needed updates, improved safety, and better accessibility to its government buildings and downtown,
The new Aberdeen collection site located at 400 Turning Leaf Way. Elena Marsh / The Pilot
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