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LUMBER BRIDGE - Adrienne Kennedy, who serves as vice chairwoman of the Robeson County-Lumberton Recovery Group, would like to see a loosening of local, state and federal regulations and ordinances to get the displaced into temporary housing.

Construction on the $12.6million transit transfer center at the corner of Robeson and Russell streets is coming along, but some folks may notice that the attractive window panes are on the backside along Winslow Street.

The North Regional Branch of the Cumberland County library hosts the fourth annual Writers' Workshop the first two weekends of March.

ELIZABETHTOWN - Bladen is one of 50 counties in central and eastern North Carolina carrying out a Resilient Redevelopment Planning process.

For the last nine months, soldiers with the 1st Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment have flown more than 6,000 hours over the skies of Korea.

Detectives with the Fayetteville Police Department are seeking public assistance in locating a suspect in a recent robbery of a local convenience store.

Gov. Roy Cooper nominated Grady Hunt of Robeson County to serve as an at-large member of the North Carolina Board of Transportation to represent the interests of rural communities.

The Fayetteville City Council has begun its strategic planning retreat this afternoon.

The Fayetteville Police Department has identified a man who was in Carlson Bay Apartments off Cliffdale Road on Thursday and has released photos of possible suspects and a vehicle they may have been driving.

JOHNSONVILLE - Harnett County Solid Waste will officially open its Johnsonville Convenience Site on Monday, at 721 Ponderosa Road, Cameron.