Hurricane Nicole is expected to bring rain and the potential for tornadoes to southeastern North Carolina starting Thursday.
Sarah Nagem
Sarah Nagem is editor of the Border Belt Independent. She previously worked for The News & Observer and currently attends graduate school at Duke University.
Robeson County voters flip NC House seat to GOP; Lowery wins
Republican Jarrod Lowery cruised to a win on Tuesday to represent most of Robeson County in the N.C. House.
Rouzer keeps US House seat representing southeastern NC counties
David Rouzer was on his way to securing another term in the U.S. House, beating a well-known Democrat to represent part of southeastern North Carolina.
Shift to the GOP clouds local races in this rural NC county – especially for sheriff
Columbus County has seen a political shift to the right as more Republicans get elected to local offices.
Here’s where David Rouzer and Charles Graham stand on some key issues in North Carolina
David Rouzer and Charles Graham are vying to represent North Carolina’s District 7 in the U.S. House.
Suspended NC sheriff accused of extramarital affair with detective
Jody Greene, who was suspended from his duties as Columbus County sheriff earlier this month for making racist comments, engaged in a monthslong sexual relationship with a detective in his office, the local district attorney said in newly filed court records.
Food processing company plans to bring 440 new jobs to Scotland County
SO-PAK-CO, which has its headquarters in Mullins, S.C., plans to create 440 jobs in Scotland County, N.C.
In-person early voting starts Oct. 20. Here’s what to know in NC’s Border Belt counties
In-person early voting in NC begins Oct. 20 and ends Nov. 5. Here’s what to know in Bladen, Columbus, Robeson and Scotland counties.
Here’s who is on the ballot in Scotland County for Nov. 8 election
Voters in Scotland County will cast ballots in the Nov. 8 midterm election that could have major impacts at the state and federal levels.
Election Day in Robeson County is Nov. 8. Here’s who is on the ballot
Voters across North Carolina, including in Robeson County, will cast ballots in the Nov. 8 midterm election that could have major impacts at the state and federal levels.
