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UNC Board of Governors warned about financial sustainability of university athletics
NORTH CAROLINA — It’s been 15 months since the landmark House v. NCAA settlement received final court approval, paving the way for Division I schools to compensate student-athletes directly. The revenue-sharing framework of that deal set a $20.5 million cap per school for university athletics in 2025-26. That figure is…
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2026 Wadesboro Town Council host 4-H’ers and Wadesboro Work Program participants
WADESBORO — This summer, Anson County 4-H partnered with the Town of Wadesboro Summer Work Program, helping local teens gain work experience, earn money, and build professional skills while also participating in the 4-H Senior Camp experience.
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Ebony Dragons update
Four students from the Ebony Dragons Martial Arts Academy School of Karate competition team traveled to Myrtle Beach, SC, on Sept. 5 to compete in The Martial Games Karate Tournament. They all did a good job in representing their school.
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Tribal Council declares clean drinking water a fundamental right
PEMBROKE — The Lumbee Tribal Council approved an ordinance on Thursday that declares clean drinking water as a fundamental right for the Lumbee people, and the people will soon have a chance to affirm that right in a referendum.
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Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates culture and history
National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year, celebrating the history, cultures and contributions of Latin American countries.
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NCDOT awards funds for EV charging stations
WADESBORO – The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced the second round of awards for the installation and operation of electric vehicle charging stations along major travel corridors in North Carolina.
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September is here!
A tell-tell sign that Autumn is on its way, the month of September is marked by cooler nights and mornings, a return to school, apples, falling leaves and a general sense of life returning to business-as-usual following summer’s stifling heat and lackadaisical vibe.
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Now You Know: The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island
Could you survive alone on a deserted island with nothing but your wits keeping you alive for eighteen years, you might ask and I’m glad you did because the real life story of Juana Maria, featured as the character Karana in Scott O’Dell’s novel “Island of the Blue Dolphins” examines…
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Suicide Prevention Month highlights awareness, warning signs and resources
NORTH CAROLINA — September is National Suicide Prevention Month, with World Suicide Prevention Day observed on Sept. 10 in hopes of raising awareness about the prevalence of suicide, educating the public on warning signs to consider among loved ones and reducing the stigma surrounding mental health.
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NP joins FirstHealth Family Medicine – Rockingham
ROCKINGHAM — FirstHealth of the Carolinas is pleased to welcome nurse practitioner Jennifer Wilson to the care team at Family Medicine – Rockingham.
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Anson County thanks Richmond County for assistance during water crisis
ROCKINGHAM — Anson County Assistant Utilities Director Chris Harrington presented the Richmond County Board of Commissioners with a plaque in appreciation for the county’s assistance during Anson County’s July water crisis.
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John C. Felder celebrated in hometown as foundation looks toward the future
HAMLET — The story of John C. Felder came home to Hamlet on August 29 as family, community leaders, educators, automotive innovators, and friends gathered to celebrate John C. Felder Day.
