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Robesonian | Spray paint artist to display work at Civic Center

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. July 20, 2015. Spray paint artist to display work at Civic Center. LUMBERTON — Spray paint is most commonly associated with graffiti, but Jim Hurst uses it to create an altogether different style of art. Hurst paints otherworldly landscapes on canvas with water-based acrylic Liquitex sprays, which he says are less toxic and more versatile than conventional spray canisters. More than 20 of Hurst’s paintings will be featured as...

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Robesonian | Principal resigns instead of accepting transfer

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 6, 2015. Principal resigns instead of accepting transfer. LUMBERTON A Fairmont principal has submitted his resignation after being transferred to a different school, a move that prompted a petition purported to have more than 300 signatures. Dozens of Fairgrove Middle School students, parents and staff met at the Public Schools of Robeson County central office on Monday to ask that Locklear not be transferred. Those pres...

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Robesonian | Rowland to consider preservation ordinance

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 12, 2015. Rowland to consider preservation ordinance. Would guide developement downtown. By Bob Shiles - [email protected]. ROWLAND — The Rowland Board of Commissioners on Tuesday asked the town attorney to review a proposed historic preservation ordinance that would establish a committee to oversee the town’s development as a historic community. In other business, the commissioners on Tuesday:. 8212; Accepted the town&#8217...

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Robesonian | Medical education wing unveiled

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. July 29, 2015. Medical education wing unveiled. Will bring doctors-in-training to Robeson. By Sarah Willets - [email protected]. Sarah Willets The Robesonian Officials with Southeastern Health, Campbell University and the Golden LEAF Foundation join medical residents and students to cut the ribbon on a new, 10,000-square-foot medical education department at Southeastern Regional Medical Center. Twenty-five medical residents in thre...

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Robesonian | Coal ash excavation challenged

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 13, 2015. Coal ash excavation challenged. Weatherspoon among 3 names in lawsuit. Emery P. Dalesio - Associated Press. RALEIGH — North Carolina’s environmental officials moved Wednesday to stop an agreement that would commit Duke Energy to scooping out and moving coal ash from three more unlined and leaking pits, including one in Robeson County. Duke Energy and a coalition of environmental groups last month agreed that, if a ...

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Robesonian | Visitors bureau accepting grant applications

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 11, 2015. Visitors bureau accepting grant applications. By Jaymie Baxley - [email protected]. Jaymie Baxley The Robesonian The Robeson County Art Council’s “One More Day” brochure was funded through a grant from the Lumberton Visitors Bureau. The brochure’s space-saving design includes two pockets stuffed with removable pages about notable places and events across Robeson County. Nonprofits and events that have benefited fro...

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Robesonian | Cubs beat Brewers, 6-3

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 12, 2015. Cubs beat Brewers, 6-3. By Andrew Seligman - AP Sports Writer. CHICAGO (AP) — Whether they’re playing the defending World Series champions or a last-place team, it doesn’t seem to matter to the Chicago Cubs. They just keep winning. The Brewers, last in the NL Central, announced earlier in the day that Doug Melvin is moving into an advisory role after 13 years as general manager. The Cubs, meanwhile, continue to roll.

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Robesonian | Ohio St., Wisconsin in position to play for B10 title again

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 12, 2015. Ohio St., Wisconsin in position to play for B10 title again. By Eric Olson - AP College Football Writer. The Big Ten East’s a beast. Ohio State is loaded with returning talent and is the popular pick to return to the College Football Playoff to defend its national title. 8220;There is good energy,” commissioner Jim Delany said, “and we’re glad to be in the conversation.”. The Spartans squandered their opportunity a...

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Robesonian | Carolina Civic Center releases season schedule

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 11, 2015. Carolina Civic Center releases season schedule. 12 shows on horizon at historic theater. By Jaymie Baxley - [email protected]. Contributed photo Committed, a Christian a cappella group from Huntsville, Alabama, will perform Oct. 24 at the Carolina Civic Center. The six-piece group shot to stardom after winning the second season of NBC’s reality singing competition, “The Sing-Off.”. Returning from a sold-out perform...

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Robesonian | Man killed during theft of $3, cell phone

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Sign Up For Notices. Submit Letter To The Editor. Games & Puzzles. Q & A. August 12, 2015. Man killed during theft of $3, cell phone. GREEENSBORO (AP) — Authorities say three teens charged in the beating death a 74-year-old man in Greensboro during a robbery made off with $3 and a cellphone. The warrants obtained by the News and Record of Greensboro also say Larry Brown was beaten to death with a fire extinguisher as he walked to the bus stop on July 29. An autopsy found Brown died from head injuries.