Anson County
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The Anson County Farmers Market’s Fall Festival is a hit
ANSON — The Anson County Farmers Market closed the season with a big crowd of shoppers for their Fall Festival Saturday.
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Why I stand with LEO
September 11 remains a dark day, forever ingrained in the hearts and minds of those who lived through watching the towers fall. We know where we were and what we were doing when the news hit us like a sucker punch to the face.
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According to Sheriff Howell
WADESBORO — With rumors swirling down the aisles of Food Lion and blaring across Charlotte’s prime time news programs over the last few days, Sheriff Scott Howell took a day to collect his thoughts before addressing citizens’ concerns regarding alleged dysfunction between Wadesboro town officials and the Wadesboro Police Department…
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Anson County goes back to school
ANSON — First day school jitters were plentiful across the Anson County School District on its first day back to school on August 28.
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Nearly unanimous, Commissioners approve 11% raise in COLA for county employees
ANSON — Successfully bringing Anson County’s budget audits up to date, commissioners turned to tackling COLA raises at their Budget Workshop held on Monday, July 3rd.
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Achieving success: Anson County classmates tackle higher education together
ANSON — Mr. Kadrian Gooding and Miss Qiana Boggan have been friends, more like family, since their meeting at Wadesboro Elementary School over 14 years ago, when they were in fifth grade.
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Dedication service held for Sheriff Landric Reid Memorial Bridge
ANSON — On a day tinged with sadness, but softened by the passage of time, Anson County gathered to celebrate and remember the life of a man whose shadow still looms large over the county he protected, Sheriff Landric Reid.
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School district breaks ground on new middle school
WADESBORO — On Monday, May 13th, county leaders, State Representative Mark Brody, esteemed school district faculty, Anson County School Board members, and many well wishers gathered together to celebrate the groundbreaking of Anson County’s new middle school.
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Public hearing brings flea market one step closer
WADESBORO — On Tuesday, April 16, the Anson County Board of Commissioners began their regularly scheduled meeting with a public hearing to discuss imposing a potential moratorium against flea markets moving into Anson County.
