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Fantasy football weekly with Travis Petty Jr Week 2
How good does it feel to have NFL football back? Am I right?
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UNCP Announces 2026 Alumni Award Recipients
PEMBROKE — UNC Pembroke will honor four distinguished alumni whose professional achievements, leadership and service exemplify the university’s enduring Brave spirit during the 58th Annual Alumni Awards & Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony on Oct. 23.
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UNCP’s Ash Walker earns highest distinction from National Cardiovascular, Pulmonary Rehabilitation Association
PEMBROKE —University of North Carolina at Pembroke assistant professor Ash Walker has earned the highest distinction awarded by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation, bringing more than two decades of leadership and expertise in the field back to students at his alma mater.
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Scots end skid with 1-0 win over Whiteville
LAURINBURG —The wait is over. After a two-game skid, the Fighting Scots boys’ soccer team finally broke their losing streak with a 1-0 victory over the Whiteville Cougars on Wednesday, ending a seven-day wait.
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Lady Scots stop the bleeding with sweep of Purnell Swett
LAURINBURG —It’s been a long seven days since the Lady Scots volleyball team last won a game, and Tuesday’s matchup against the Purnell Swett Rams saw that streak come to an end.
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Scotland football ranked No. 6 among 6A teams
LAURINBURG —The Scotland High football team is ranked among the top-15 6A football teams in the state.
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Farm Bureau Players of the Game: Week 4
LAURINBURG —The Fighting Scots improve to 3-1 after defeating the Overhills Jaguars. For their efforts, here are the Farm Bureau Players of the Game:
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Scots steamroll Overhills
LAURINBURG —Collin Hill threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns as the Fighting Scots steamrolled the Overhills Jaguars, 52-6, Friday.
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Lady Scots drop third straight in sweep
LAURINBURG — The Lady Scots volleyball team has now dropped three games in a row.
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Mark your calendars for festival season
LAURINBURG — The countdown is on for festival season in Scotland County, with a new festival joining the lineup.














