North Carolina has one of the freest economies on the continent — a fact that augers well for the future of our state and its ...

The following was originally published in the New York Sun newspaper in 1897, written by Francis Pharcellus Church in response to a letter to the editor from a girl living in New York City.

The Carthage Road overpass opened to traffic on Friday, an early Christmas gift to local residents and downtown businesses.

The Lumberton Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance with locating two suspects wanted in connection to the ...

With a very young group of players on the floor, the Lumberton basketball team had its ups and downs last season. While it ...

St. Pauls senior quarterback Theophilus Setzer played in the East-West All-Star Football Game on Saturday in Greensboro, ...

Lumberton FFA hosted a “Senior” Prom at The Carrolton of Lumberton, a local nursing home in the community. The purpose of ...

Winston-Salem State held the UNC Pembroke women’s basketball team to a season-low 29.8% from the field on the way to a 59-51 ...

The Public Schools of Robeson County’s Indian Education Program director has been elected to serve on the National Indian ...

With both teams playing sloppy basketball through much of the third quarter, St. Pauls had played slightly less sluggishly ...

A common saying of Lumberton boys basketball coach Bryant Edwards is that “an ugly win is better than a pretty ...

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