Ted Fitzgerald

Residents of Carthage and the town’s public works department might finally see some reprieve from the persistent water line breaks they have been experiencing over the past month.

An ongoing discussion in Pinehurst aimed at making noise violations easier to enforce hit a snag recently when Village Council members came to an impasse on police citations.

Pinecrest senior Elijah Melton shakes off a Scotland defender at home two weeks ago.

Robbins Town Manager Clint Mack tours the reservoir where dredging work is progressing.

In October 1945, two months after the U.S. dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and one month following Japan’s

Pinecrest receiver Elijah Melton collides with a pair of New Hanover defenders last week in the first round of the state playoffs.

The halls of the historic Boyd House will be transformed into a winter wonderland with each room paying tribute to cherished children’s holiday stories for this year’s Weymouth Wonderland.

Colorful carriages, their drivers and passengers parade down Broad Street in downtown Southern Pines.

Tony Chempinski keeps the holidays merry and bright at his home in Pinehurst.

The Buggy Factory in Carthage reopened on Dec. 20. Micah Niebauer, owner, with manager Darrell Yates and chef Chuck Jones.