Why Patriotic Millionaires Went All-In on a Columbus County State House Race
The national group is targeting Republican Rep. Brenden Jones in its only candidate-focused effort this year.
Timothy Jacobs Was Known for Taking Hostages in 1988 Protest. His Legacy Is Bigger.
Jacobs, who occupied The Robesonian newspaper office in Lumberton in 1988, died October 21. He was 58.
Facing Backlash, Robeson County Group Maintains Pre-K Funding
The Robeson County Partnership for Children voted on Friday to continue its relationship with the local school district for the Shining Stars program.
A Taxing Proposal
Republican leaders say proposed constitutional amendments will save taxpayers money, but critics warn of long-term consequences.
Data Point: Reported Crimes in the Border Belt
The number of reported crimes in Bladen, Columbus, Robeson, and Scotland counties fell from 2019 to 2025.
St. Andrews University Campus Can Be Sold Under Bankruptcy Deal
Unable to raise enough money, the Scotland Development Corporation will hand over the campus to creditors.
Local Government Commission Takes Over Rowland’s Finances
The watchdog group said the Robeson County town did not have a strong enough long-term plan to fix its money troubles.
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Columbus County Educators Want to Help Public School Students Through New Tax Program
The Columbus County Educational Opportunity Foundation hopes to garner tax-deductible donations so students can access tutoring and other services.
Robeson County Gets $3 Million to Bring Addiction Treatment to the Streets
The county will receive federal funding to help homeless residents struggling with substance use disorders.
National Health Survey Comes to Southeastern North Carolina
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will collect data from residents in Scotland, Richmond, and Hoke counties as part of an annual health and nutrition survey.
Climate Change’s Compounding Pressures on Rural N.C.
Areas like Robeson County face some of the greatest climate risks, but have fewer resources to cope.
New Collaboration Hopes to Tackle Opioid Epidemic in Southeastern N.C.
Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland, Richmond, Robeson, and Scotland counties are working together on regional solutions to the crisis.
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