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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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Crowder crowned Little Miss HOLLA!

July 21, 2019

Saleeyah Crowder, the daughter of Nakishia Crowder and Travis Thorpe of Wadesboro, has been crowned Little Miss HOLLA! during the annual Little Miss HOLLA! Youth Enrichment Program Event. She is a first-grade student at Wadesboro […]

Local members attend Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas

Local members attend Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas

July 21, 2019

Ten members of the Morven Chapter of Las Amigas, Inc. traveled to the Hilton at University Place in Charlotte Wednesday, June 26, to attend the 59th annual Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas, […]

National Night Out set for Aug. 6

July 21, 2019

Anson County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Wadesboro Police Department, is hosting its second annual National Night Out — a fun free event for the community on Aug. 6, between 6 and 9 p.m. It […]

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 […]

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 […]

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July 22, 2019

Items for the community calendar will be accepted by mail to The Anson Record, PO Box 959, Wadesboro, NC 28170, and can also be brought by our office at 123 E. Martin St., Suite 400, […]

Top Teens holds first retreat

July 21, 2019

The Sandy Pines North Carolina Chapter of Top Teens of America (TTA) sponsored by Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. ®, (TLOD) held its first retreat on Saturday, July 13, at the Henderson Grove Missionary Baptist […]

Divine assistance through an AAA decal

Divine assistance through an AAA decal

July 21, 2019

Sometimes we are given information that we ignore. It’s like someone up there likes us and is trying to get critical information to us, but we expect to be told openly, when the source likes […]

Filing ends, trio to vie for Wadesboro mayoral seat

Filing ends, trio to vie for Wadesboro mayoral seat

July 21, 2019

Filing for the municipal election ended Friday, and the candidates are in for the Nov. 5 election. Mitchell Huntley, Bill Thacker and Terry Helms are the candidates for Wadesboro mayor. John Irvin Ballard Jr. refiled […]

Crowder crowned Little Miss HOLLA!

July 21, 2019

Saleeyah Crowder, the daughter of Nakishia Crowder and Travis Thorpe of Wadesboro, has been crowned Little Miss HOLLA! during the annual Little Miss HOLLA! Youth Enrichment Program Event. She is a first-grade student at Wadesboro […]

Local members attend Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas

Local members attend Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas

July 21, 2019

Ten members of the Morven Chapter of Las Amigas, Inc. traveled to the Hilton at University Place in Charlotte Wednesday, June 26, to attend the 59th annual Conclave of the National Organization of Las Amigas, […]

National Night Out set for Aug. 6

July 21, 2019

Anson County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Wadesboro Police Department, is hosting its second annual National Night Out — a fun free event for the community on Aug. 6, between 6 and 9 p.m. It […]

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 […]

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