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Anson native to compete in 2019 Pan Am Games

BUIES CREEK — An Anson County graduate will soon be on her way to Costa Rica to compete in the 2019 Pan Am Games. Patience Marshall, a 2018 graduate from Anson Early College, is rising […]

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FirstHealth launches dementia-friendly hospital initiative

FirstHealth launches dementia-friendly hospital initiative

July 16, 2019

PINEHURST — According to the World Health Organization and Alzheimer’s Association, dementia is a public health priority. Presently, there are 50 million people worldwide with dementia, and these numbers are set to triple by the […]

Monday’s weekly bridge results

July 16, 2019

LAURINBURG — The Bridge-At-The-Village group met Monday for the Common Game at Nite at Scotia Village in Laurinburg under the direction of Mac Doubles. The results were: 1. Doug and Connie Harris 2/3 tie: Norman […]

Candidates file for municipal election

Candidates file for municipal election

July 15, 2019

Several candidates filed last week for open positions in the Nov. 5 municipal election. Wadesboro mayor candidates are Bill Thacker and Mitchell Huntley. Thacker is current mayor, while Huntley fills a seat on the Anson […]

Don’t let anyone define your success

Don’t let anyone define your success

July 15, 2019

I was finishing my book, “I Can and I Will,” when we were discussing how to promote the book. Some wanted to aggrandize the self-help category, but I saw it as a “success” story. I […]

Each of us need to stop, talk and listen

Each of us need to stop, talk and listen

July 15, 2019

In the near 25 decades of United States history, our country has been at war for most of that time. Be it a lawfully declared conflict or an ambiguous “intervention,” we have been eager to […]

Dementia-friendly hospital initiative starts at FirstHealth

July 15, 2019

FirstHealth of the Carolinas has a dementia-friendly hospital initiative. According to the press release, the dementia-friendly hospital initiative at FirstHealth of the Carolinas is designed to engage staff through training and education to raise awareness […]

Being informed about Hepatitis important

July 15, 2019

The Anson County Health Department is providing information and facts on Hepatitis while celebrating World Hepatitis Day on Sunday, July 28. The Anson County Health Department offers Hepatitis vaccines, accepting several insurance options. Based upon […]

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital receives award

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital receives award

July 15, 2019

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital has been awarded the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association Get With The Guidelines® Stroke Gold Plus Performance Achievement Award and Target Stroke Elite Plus Honor Roll. The awards recognize […]

Ten graduate from Nursing Leadership Academy

Ten graduate from Nursing Leadership Academy

July 15, 2019

Ten graduates of the FirstHealth of the Carolinas 2019 Nursing Leadership Academy were honored during a graduation ceremony hosted by The Foundation of FirstHealth at the Clara McLean House in Pinehurst on June 28. Graduates […]

Registration for football programs open

July 15, 2019

Registration for Anson County Parks & Recreation football programs have started. Registration fee is $30 and registration ends on Friday, Aug. 9. The football programs include: Tackle Football Division I- Ages 10 & Under Tackle […]

Chiropractor part of Adult Summer Reading program

Chiropractor part of Adult Summer Reading program

July 15, 2019

Dr. Marcus Pierce stopped by the Hampton B. Allen Library for the Adult Summer Reading program to talk with attendees about chiropfactors, the spine and the nervous system’s affects on the rest of the body. […]

Town approves SRO position

July 15, 2019

Wadesboro Town Council approved a school resource officer for Wadesboro Primary and Elementary in a 3-1 vote for the upcoming school year. “We’ve gathered as much information,” said Town Manager, David Edwards. The SRO will […]

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Is the GOP really OK with racism?

July 16, 2019

We’re not big believers in public officials being responsible for all the bad things other public officials say or do. It’s become a too-common political weapon to ask lawmakers to condemn members of their own […]

July 16, 2019

Free meals offered for local residents HAMLET— Local residents can expect another free, home-cooked meal at the Dobbins Heights Community Center this Wednesday. Director Sumaya Webster says the community center began the No Human Left […]

First day of redistricting trial raises questions about court’s role

July 16, 2019

RALEIGH — If you can’t get a law, then go to court. Such was the theme of opening testimony for Common Cause v. Lewis, the partisan redistricting lawsuit launched last year by Common Cause NC, […]

FirstHealth of the Carolinas Nursing Leadership Academy graduates 10

FirstHealth of the Carolinas Nursing Leadership Academy graduates 10

July 16, 2019

PINEHURST – Ten graduates of the FirstHealth of the Carolinas 2019 Nursing Leadership Academy were honored during a graduation ceremony hosted by The Foundation of FirstHealth at the Clara McLean House in Pinehurst on June […]

Hands-free legislation brings questions of personal liberty, enforcement

July 16, 2019

RALEIGH — On a Tuesday in June, mothers who lost children to distracted driving took a minute to speak. The mothers stood alongside N.C. lawmakers, who are pushing for legislation requiring drivers to put down […]

FirstHealth launches dementia-friendly hospital initiative

FirstHealth launches dementia-friendly hospital initiative

July 16, 2019

PINEHURST — According to the World Health Organization and Alzheimer’s Association, dementia is a public health priority. Presently, there are 50 million people worldwide with dementia, and these numbers are set to triple by the […]

Monday’s weekly bridge results

July 16, 2019

LAURINBURG — The Bridge-At-The-Village group met Monday for the Common Game at Nite at Scotia Village in Laurinburg under the direction of Mac Doubles. The results were: 1. Doug and Connie Harris 2/3 tie: Norman […]

Candidates file for municipal election

Candidates file for municipal election

July 15, 2019

Several candidates filed last week for open positions in the Nov. 5 municipal election. Wadesboro mayor candidates are Bill Thacker and Mitchell Huntley. Thacker is current mayor, while Huntley fills a seat on the Anson […]

Medicaid, GOP budget both important

July 15, 2019

For years Republicans, who have carried the biggest bat in Raleigh, have refused to even talk about Medicaid expansion. But that has changed in recent days, and momentum is clearly in favor of some kind […]

Preventing the spread of violence needs new solution

July 15, 2019

As her children looked on, a 26-year-old Greensboro motorist was shot twice in the head. On a Sunday afternoon in March, someone killed Carolyn Tiger with a semi-automatic rifle … over a fender bender. Police […]

Don’t let anyone define your success

Don’t let anyone define your success

July 15, 2019

I was finishing my book, “I Can and I Will,” when we were discussing how to promote the book. Some wanted to aggrandize the self-help category, but I saw it as a “success” story. I […]

Listen on World Listening Day

Listen on World Listening Day

July 15, 2019

Shhhhh … do you hear that? Close your mouth and eyes. Open your ears and pay attention. It’s the sound of World Listening Day approaching; an annual global event held every July 18. www.worldlisteningproject.org. The […]

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