This weekend will be time to "spring forward" with a one-hour time change. Remember to turn your clocks forward one hour. DST begins at 2 a.m. Sunday. It is also the time to clean your smoke alarms.
Commissioners review cost estimates to fix aging Town Hall The towering white pillars that greet visitors to the Town Hall have seen better days. At its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, the Red Springs Board of Commissioners board reviewed the first...
Tips for avoiding US Census scams It’s time for the census — but it’s also time to be on the lookout for scammers who may come knocking on your door. The census is taken every 10 years to count the American population,...
Operation Medicine Drop disposes of unused, expired prescriptions Nearly 200 take-back events statewide offer public safe, secure way to dispose of medications, including those in Lumberton and Red Springs. Poisonings from prescription medications is on the rise...
Help for Haiti Rev. Vermel Taylor, of Rhyne Memorial UMC presents a check to American Red Cross representative P.J. Smith for earthquake relief in Haiti. The monies were raised in a community-wide fundraiser, ...
2010 Census: In order to count, one must be counted Required by Article 1, Section 2 of the US Constitution, the census is taken every ten years in order to count residents. The data is used to apportion representative seats and is used in the foun...
Two men wearing ski masks and gloves robbed a Red Springs jewelry store at gunpoint Thursday morning, February 25th. McNeill’s Jewelers at 805 E. Fourth Ave. had been open 10 minutes when the men ...
LUMBERTON — The death of the Rev. Jane Esdale, executive director of the Robeson County Church and Community Center, has taken from the community one of its strongest advocates for improving the li...
Mill Prong House is one of the few remaining Highland Scot settlements in North Carolina. Built c. 1795 in the Federal style by John Gilchrist, the house was renovated by its new owner, Col. Arch...