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Results: Voters decide key municipal races across Scotland County

LAURINBURG — Voters across Scotland County went to the polls Tuesday to choose leaders in several municipal races, including contested mayoral and town board seats in Gibson, Laurinburg, Wagram and Maxton.

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Results: Voters decide key municipal races across Scotland County

LAURINBURG — Voters across Scotland County went to the polls Tuesday to choose leaders in several municipal races, including contested mayoral and town board seats in Gibson, Laurinburg, Wagram and Maxton.

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UNCP Announces Retirement of Basketball Legend John W. “Ned” Sampson No.12 Jersey

PEMBROKE — Per the UNCP Hall of Fame committee’s unanimous recommendation during their summer meeting, officials at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke announced on Tuesday the planned retirement of former basketball player and coach John W. “Ned” Sampson’s No. 12 basketball jersey.

Three bold predictions for Scotland’s postseason run

LAURINBURG —The Fighting Scots are the No. 8 seed in the 6A East Region playoffs. Scotland will host the second round against the winner of Terry Sanford and E.E. Smith. As their playoff opener approaches, here are three bold predictions for Scotland’s postseason run.

Results: Voters decide key municipal races across Scotland County

LAURINBURG — Voters across Scotland County went to the polls Tuesday to choose leaders in several municipal races, including contested mayoral and town board seats in Gibson, Laurinburg, Wagram and Maxton.

Ritz raises $68K for patient fund

LAURINBURG — A sold-out crowd helped raise more than $68,000 Saturday night to support access to essential medications for patients across the Scotland Health Care System service area.

Scots players named the Farm Bureau Players of the Game

LAURINBURG — The Fighting Scots finish their regular season with a 7-3 record. Following their defeat to the Cape Fear Colts on Oct. 31, three Scotland High football players were recognized as the Farm Bureau Players of the Game.

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