Business
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Lease renewed for Anson County Farmers Market
WADESBORO — The lease of the Anson County Farmers Market has been renewed.
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RCC graduates have guaranteed pathway to Pfeiffer University
HAMLET — Richmond Community College students will be able to take advantage of guaranteed admission to Pfeiffer University beginning this coming fall semester.
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The Girl Scouts demonstrated a couple life skills learned through troop membership, customer service and money management.
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RCC designated a leader in cyber security education
HAMLET — Richmond Community College has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CD) by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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McFayden family establishes scholarship for RCC students
HAMLET — Friends and family of the late James Ralph McFayden of Ellerbe gathered recently at the Cole Auditorium to celebrate the establishment of a scholarship in his memory with the Richmond Community College Foundation.
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Anson celebrates new electric charging station
WADESBORO — Anson County has received a new electric charging station for local residents and travelers on their way to Charlotte or the beach, located at the Government Annex Building.
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State transportation leaders give update on projects planned for Anson County
WADESBORO — Anson citizens had an opportunity to share feedback on the HWY 74 bypass and upcoming transportation projects planned throughout the county on Tuesday, Nov, 28.
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Leon Gatewood receives Rotary’s Hometown Heroes Award
WADESBORO — In November, the Wadesboro Rotary Club honored Leon Gatewood with the Hometown Heroes Award for unwavering dedication to Anson County.
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“The Sound of Music” coming to Ansonia Theatre
WADESBORO — The Ansonia Theatre is thrilled to open one of the most beloved musicals of all time.
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IT student making good on promise to get college degree
HAMLET — Timothy Goodwin always promised himself he would go back to school and get a college degree. In 2022, he finally made good on that promise when he decided to enroll in a certificate class in the Information Technology program at Richmond Community College.
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Undaunted: Municipalites and residents continue fight against county and biochar production facility
HAMLET — An ongoing legal battle with local environmental ramifications has been submitted for review to the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Anson County Partnership for Children receives $10,000 from KFC Foundation
LOUISVILLE, KY — Finger lickin’ good doesn’t just describe KFC’s fried chicken. The KFC Foundation today announced that it is funding $1 million in community projects, making wishes come true for 100 non-profit organizations nationwide, including the Anson County Partnership for Children.
