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New information has come to light on the state’s plans to help members of the school system who were negatively affected by the PowerSchool cybersecurity breach that struck North Carolina. ROSEBORO — Town officials took a leap forward toward furthering its “Growing Downtown Roseboro Roots, Building Rehabilitation Proje
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Hospital closes chapter 75
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (1360+ words) The hospital sealed a time capsule set to be opened in 25 years Staff of Sampson Regional take time to enjoy refreshments after comments and the sealing of the time capsule. Morgan Shaw, director of Business Development at Sampson Regional, opens…...
Full circle experience
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1260+ words) Dark Horse Fellowship program offers alumna chance to return home to teach Butler Avenue Elementary principal Dr. Angela Harding-Newkirk introduces Woodlyn Pierre to some upcoming events that are taking place at the school. Clinton alumna Woodlyn Pierre giving instruction to…...
Autryville board talks maintenance, grant
2+ week, 5+ day ago (716+ words) Town Commissioner Tommy Honeycutt insists during Tuesday’s regular Autryville town board meeting that the board’s attorney should review a DOT contract regarding lawn maintenance along Highway 24. A stormwater improvement project to divert 75 percent of Autryville’s stormwater runoff off of private…...
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2+ week, 6+ day ago (400+ words) Lakewood High and Roseboro Elementary beginning teachers and their mentors started the 2026-27 school year differently — Rooted for Success. With the help of a Simple Gifts grant they had a workshop at Cape Fear Botanical Gardens before the start of the…...