Nancy McCleary is a journalist for the Sanford Herald, focusing on local news in Sanford, North Carolina. With a keen interest in crime and community development, Nancy covers stories ranging from criminal investigations and court cases to local government initiatives and community events.
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A Lee County nonprofit animal rescue is asking residents to lend a helping hand to get enough votes to win $25,000 and a new vehicle.
By: Nancy Mccleary Nmccleary
The search continues for Kim Ashby, a Sanford resident and teacher at SanLee Middle School. She was swept away by flood waters in Avery County when the remains of Hurricane Helene caused massive flooding and damages last week.
The Lee County Board of Commissioners will issue a proclamation honoring volunteer coaches in the Department of Parks and Recreation programs.
By: Nancy Mccleary Nmccleary
The search for Kim Ashby, a Sanford woman who was swept away in a swollen Elk River during the torrential rains of Hurricane Helene last week, has been suspended in North Carolina.
By: Nancy Mccleary Nmccleary
A Sanford man is accused of firing a shot at Lee County deputies as he led them on a vehicle chase that ended in Sanford when he tried to flee on foot and was found in a garbage dumpster.
By: Nancy Mccleary Nmccleary
What began as an effort to prepare 500 sandwiches for Hurricane Helene victims in Western North Carolina turned into a community event with nearly 3,000 sandwiches prepared.
The holidays are still weeks away, but it’s beginning to look like Christmas at the home of Linda Missimer, coordinator of the Sanford-Lee County Marine Corps League Toys for Tots.
A Sanford man was arrested Thursday after allegedly breaking into a home while the owner was showering.
CARTHAGE — A Southern Pines woman was arrested Friday on sexually related offenses involving a minor, according to the Moore County Sheriff’s Office.
By: Nancy Mccleary Nmccleary
LILLINGTON — Two men and a juvenile wanted in a home invasion robbery in which a Harnett County family was terrorized, tortured, assaulted and robbed are now in custody, according to the Harnett County Sheriff’s Office.
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