Hoke County Man Prosecuted
On Wednesday June 5, 2019 a Hoke County Jury convicted Allen Maurice Morrison, following a jury trial in Hoke County Superior Court. Morrison was convicted…
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NEW SOUTHERN PINES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ANNOUNCED
The Moore County Board of Education has named Tonya Wagner, the current principal of Southern Pines Primary, as principal of the new Southern Pines Elementary…
Proposed Senate Budget Highlights
Raleigh, N.C. – “I am pleased to share the highlights of the 2019 Senate Budget”said Senator McInnis. “This budget continues to invest more money in education for…
District Attorney’s Office Sends Another Assistant District Attorney To The Bench
When the North Carolina General Assembly re-configured Moore County’s judicial district to include Hoke County, several District Court judgeships became available. Two of these judgeships…
$11,000+ Grant Awarded to Seven Lakes Fire Department
Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Mike Causey announced that the Seven Lakes Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. was awarded at $11,726.68 grant through the 2019…
Arrest Made By Southern Pines Police Department
Southern Pines Police Department Announces an Arrest For: Possession with Intent to Manufacture/Sell/Deliver Heroin, Possession with Intent to Sell/Deliver Cocaine, Possession of Heroin, Possession with…
Senate Passes Senate Bill 219 – Modifying teacher licensure requirements
Raleigh, N.C. – On May 6th, 2019, Sen. Tom McInnis (R-Richmond) and the North Carolina Senate passed Senate Bill 219. This legislation will modify teacher licensing…
Jury Convicts Seagrove Man in 2016 Shooting
On April 25, 2019, a Moore County Jury convicted Justin Edward Chriscoe, of Seagrove, of Felony Discharge a Weapon into Occupied Property and Assault With…
Creating A Premiere Lake Community
The Seven Lakes West community recently took a survey that will help the Board of Directors to plan the creation of a pristine living environment….
Lowered Home Owner’s Insurance in Eagle Springs Due to Increased Fire Department High Rating
The past few years have been a positive turnaround for a department that had previously been hit hard by economic change and the effects of…
Round Table Legislative Discussion with Community College Trustees and Presidents
Raleigh, N.C. – Today, I, along with Senator Jim Burgin, Representative Jamie Boles, Representative MaryAnn Black and Representative Steve Ross participated in a legislative round table…
Nationally Recognized Summer STEM Camp Coming to West End Elementary School
Camp Invention®, a nationally recognized, nonprofit summer enrichment camp program, is coming to the West End Elementary School the week of June 17. Camp Invention, a…
Haiden’s Law
Today, Senator McInnis (R-Richmond) will file a bill titled Haiden’s Law. This bill expands the list of persons who determine when a dog is a “potentially…
New Bill Allows 9th and 10th Graders to take College Classes
Yesterday, Senators Tom McInnis (R-Richmond) and Brent Jackson (R-Sampson) filed legislation to allow qualified 9th and 10th graders to take college classes at Community Colleges….
Hardin for District Attorney
With the creation of the new Hoke and Moore County Prosecutorial District, we need a District Attorney that is capable of trying serious felony cases,…
Sen. McInnis Files Bill to Reduce Tuition for North Carolina Resident Students at UNC Chapel Hill and N.C. State
Sen. Tom McInnis (R-Richmond) filed a bill that would reduce tuition at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University for…
House Bill 298 Moves Through House Commerce Committee
An “Act to Expand Eligibility for Utility Account Funds” sponsored by Reps Jamie Boles and Allen McNeill moved through the House Committee on Commerce with…
Senator McInnis Files Bill to Modify Teacher Licensure Requirements
Raleigh, N.C. –On Monday, March 11 , Senator McInnis (R- Richmond) filed Senate Bill 219, titled Modify Teacher Licensure Requirements to help the state of North…
NEW LEGISLATION CATCHES COUNTY BY SURPRISE
Senator Tom McInnis and Representatives Jamie Boles and Allen McNeill did not inform the Moore County Board of Commissioners regarding bills they recently sponsored, Senate…
FirstHealth recognized by NCHA for partnership to improve children’s health
FirstHealth of the Carolinas was honored this week by The North Carolina Healthcare Association (NCHA) with NCHA’s inaugural Healthier Communities Award. The newly-created award recognizes…
The Southern Pines Police Department is Requesting the Assistance of the Community Locating a Wanted Felony Suspect Claude Christopher Miles
Armed Robbery Update/Arrest Southern Pines, NC – On January 5, 2019, the Southern Pines Police Department published the media release below seeking the assistance of…
Sheriff Ronnie Fields announces the arrest of three individuals for larceny of property and scrap metal from the West End area
This article was pulled from the following url: http://nixle.us/alert/7052320/ Sheriff Ronnie Fields announces the arrest of three individuals for larceny of property and scrap metal from…
Senator Tom McInnis of District 25 Committee Appointments
Raleigh, N.C. – Senator Tom McInnis has been appointed as Senate Transportation, Co-Chair and Appropriations on Department of Transportation Co-Chair by Senate Pro Temp Phil Berger….
Senate Passes Hurricane Florence Recovery Bill that will Help Struggling North Carolina Farmers
Raleigh, N.C. – The N.C. Senate on Wednesday unanimously passed legislation continuing the ongoing Hurricane Florence recovery efforts by appropriating almost $300 million more from the…
Moore County Schools launches “Here Comes the Bus” App
Moore County Schools has rolled out a new app that allows parents and students to track the real-time location of their school bus on a…
Nurse Practitioner Joins FirstHealth Pain –Management Team
PINEHURST – Tracy Overton Pritchard, N.P., has joined the FirstHealth Back & Neck Pain team as the newest provider. She received her bachelor’s degree in…
The Future of Open Water Swim Meets
On Thursday, October 11th, the Seven Lakes North & South Board of Directors met at the North Side Clubhouse for an open meeting. The meeting…
Schools Closed Thursday, October 11th
Moore County Schools will be closed Thursday, October 11, for all students and staff due to inclement weather resulting from Hurricane Michael. After school activities…
Should Seven Lakes North Continue Hosting The Annual Open Swim Event?
The following press release was submitted by Steve Hudson of the Seven Lakes North & South Board. To Seven Lakes North & South Landowners: On…
Moore County Schools Provide Meals During October
Beginning today through October 31, Moore County Schools will provide meals to all currently enrolled students at no charge. Each student will be permitted one…