Elena Marsh

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

Dalton Massey, Jeff Myrick and Logan Pennington load a tree onto a truck at Mistletoe Meadows in Pinehurst. Ted Fitzgerald/The Pilot

Carthage is looking into some much-needed vehicle replacements in town.

The Moore County Commissioners are continuing their efforts to help western North Carolina as much as they can by being good stewards of their flagship program to adopt Transylvania County.

Preparing for the future sometimes means looking back on the past. Recently, Moore County officials have taken that lesson to heart to prepare for next year’s budget season once the

Moore County officials are backing away from their original intent of developing a future water resource on their own and, instead, reaching out to the town of Southern Pines for

A map showing the approximate location of the proposed self storage facility (in red) in the Robbins area.

At their last meeting of 2024, the Moore County Land Use Plan Steering Committee looked back at the old plan and forward to future possibilities as they ready to begin

A red line shows were the Southbury Trail would have been developed in the Town of Carthage.