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Fresh Meat on the Block No, really. New York Butcher Shoppe, that was announced back in December, [...]
Wednesday, July 2, 6:30 p.m.: Test your knowledge during a patriotic themed trivia night at The [...]
Mason’s is on the Move If you’ve ever been in downtown Aberdeen on a weekend morning, you’ve [...]
Wild Thing, You Make My Yard Sing “There are some who can live without wild things, and some who [...]
Keep it Berry Fresh Fly over to Jackson Springs, where Eagle’s Nest Berry Farm has been [...]
Here’s Your Plug Our three local Cybertruck owners will be happy to know Tesla charging stations [...]
Boot Scootin’ Boogie A line dancing group is kicking up dust in the Sandhills. Belinda Musick [...]
Maybe you’re busy building a career. Maybe you’re busy shuttling kids to eleventy hundred [...]
His wagon wheel brought him straight to the Land of the Pines. Who are we talking about? The man, the myth, [...]
Let the Gains Begin Last summer, Amy and Josh Boyle moved back to Moore County for the third time. This [...]
If you’re looking for ways to get submerged this summer, this list will (literally) have you covered. [...]
We Were Rooting For Them Rhizome Houseplants announced today (Monday) that it would be going out of business. [...]
Here for a Lung Time Thanks to a donation by The Foundation of FirstHealth, FirstHealth of the Carolinas now [...]
If you have a hankering for Southern flavor, we reckon you should head over to Pinehurst Resort’s newest [...]
Jeep Up the Good Work You may have seen Just Moore Jeeps around town or perhaps in a local parade. Current [...]
Like many small businesses, Muscadine Cottage began as a solution for a family, in this case, the Wallace [...]
Ink Me No need to go upside down to find yourself in Wonderland. Yup – Wonderland Tattoo studio is opening a [...]
What That Brain Do? Sharing your talents can seem daunting, but Swank Coffee Shoppe in DTSP gives you the [...]
Help Find Fido Starting this week, if you find a lost pet, you don’t have to wait for a vet to be open to scan [...]
All Roads Lead to ODs O’Donnell’s Pub celebrates 25 years Sunday, April 6. If the walls of this [...]
HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE Traveling south from Moore County you may pass The Marketplace at OTL (Off the [...]
Sharing is Caring The Southern Pines Public Library plans to transform its free library boxes [...]
Monkee’s of the Pines is swinging its Southern Pines location over to a new storefront at 162 NW Broad [...]
Irish You Would Friday, March 14 and Saturday, March 15: Party hard during Rec Room’s St. [...]
Help Meow-t The Sandhills Spay Neuter Veterinary Clinic is participating in Alley Cat Rescue Inc.’s Feral [...]
After months of holding classes in temporary locations, Robin Braeckel and Laura Peña are working to [...]
Junction Hall Project Suspended The would-be developers of a long-vacant downtown Aberdeen building [...]
Graze Expectations A new indoor food hall is coming to Aberdeen. No, not that one. This one will [...]
Greener Grass to Come After renting space in Southern Pines and Pinehurst for 20 years, First Tee of the [...]
Best Buds Gulleys Garden Center is now home to The Flower Bar, where you can shop grab-and-go [...]
Have you met the women who pull off the annual Wine in the Pines event? The Junior League of Moore County [...]
Thrice as Nice Downtown Aberdeen’s glow-up is set to continue with the renovation of a long-vacant [...]
Pop Up Passes Baton Popular vendor market Pop Up in the Pines changed hands last week. Crystal Eads-Brown, [...]
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday and a day that people are encouraged to help their [...]
Now Where Am I Gonna Get My Snake Oil? The owner of Moore County’s most popular and only roadside [...]
Trust the Process The building that formerly housed Southern Pines Escape is undergoing a transformation [...]
Bye, Bye, Birdie Beloved downtown Southern Pines gift shop Mockingbird on Broad is closing after 15 [...]
Recent Appalachian State grad William Clark started working as a dishwasher at New York Butcher [...]
Monday, Dec. 30, 6:30-10:30 p.m.: Make a 2025 vision board during a workshop with Creative Resilience Studio [...]
Welcome to New York Here’s the rendering for New York Place, the four-story development proposed for the [...]
Desk for Success Spreadsheet the word, another new co-working space has entered the building — what’s [...]
We’ve Been Bottling This Up But the last space in the renovated Princess Theatre building has been [...]
Meet the Elf-venturous Seven elves are taking a break from the workshop this Saturday, Dec. 13 to skydive into [...]
A pet boutique has put its paws on the second storefront in The Princess Theatre, at 143 NE Broad St. in [...]
Time to Clock In Meet on May co-working space, by Ameeta Swaby and Sanna Nassar, is officially open at [...]
Back to the Barn(yard) Ultra townies may remember The Barn, which operated as a fine dining steakhouse for [...]
Who Run the World? Girls. Megan Falk and Eryn Irrera are fundraising to bring a chapter of the [...]
The Cluck Stops Here This summer, twin sisters and Aberdeen neighbors Michelle Barnes and Amy Ference [...]
We Wish You Wood Oh wait — they are. The NC Division of Parks and Recreation recently received $3.25 million [...]
Get a Handle on Handel’s Southern Pines is gaining another ice cream chain, called Handel’s [...]
Did Someone Order a Side of Pickle? Pickleball, that is. There are two new pickleball courts being added to [...]
A local group that has been working to help areas hit by Helene has just received nonprofit status, and is [...]
She’s Got a Blank Space, Baby And she’ll write your name — in the books for Studio Violet, [...]
Working on a Work Space If you work hybrid or remote, you know it can be difficult to focus in your own [...]
AllTru, a nonprofit that connects women of the Special Operations community and helps them give back, brings [...]
Weymouth Woods has canceled the annual Trick-or-Treat trail that regularly draws thousands of people to [...]
For Your Next Bankquet There’s a new event space on Broad Street in the old Wells Fargo building at 600 [...]
Coming Soon: More Places to Strut Your Stuff Carthage has finalized a design for its downtown [...]
Looking for ways to celebrate spooky season? Here’s what we’ve found so far. Tell us what we [...]
Buggy Factory Abruptly Closes The Buggy Factory by Southern Pines Brewing Co. closed suddenly on Monday night. [...]
Moore Mobilizes to Help WNC In case your algorithm isn’t showing you the devastation left by Hurricane [...]
Information about the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene is continuing to roll in from the North Carolina [...]
We’re on Target for October More specifically, we’ll be in Target this October — [...]
Get Pumped FirstHealth’s newest fitness center will open Sept. 25 in Whispering Pines. It’ll share [...]
Just for Hits and Giggles They’re not regular town governments, they’re cool town governments. To [...]
There Goes the Motherhood Sunday, Oct. 6, 3-4:30 p.m.: Join The Sway and The Country Bookshop to [...]
Eu Better Beleaf It Money doesn’t grow on trees, but silver dollars do. Krista Simons established [...]
Got an Interior Motive? Design and lighting showroom Dahr Interior has your back. The shop made [...]
You Don’t Need a Lot to Tie the Knot You Don’t Need a Lot to Tie the Knot Not everyone wants all [...]
A new season of The Girls Golf Club of Whispering Pines is on the horizon, and will commence once school is [...]
Jump into pool safety with Sarah Frey of ISR of the Pines. ISR stands for infant swimming resource and it [...]
No, it’s not the chain. Downtown Southern Pines will be home to a new local [...]
Repurposing old things is something avid antiquers have a knack for. Janet Gardner and her husband are no [...]
Knot Your Average Massage Familiar with Thai massage? Us either until now, thanks to Southern Massage 910. [...]
It’ll Be Fine It can be difficult to find a fine line tattoo artist but we have one right in our area [...]
Find Your Inner Yin and Yang SAMA, a new yoga studio, opened its doors today at The Shops at Tyler’s [...]
Drumroll Please We don’t usually do this sort of thing, but those interested in seeing how downtown [...]
Sweet Seams Are Made of This Andrea Jones is excited to be joining in the ebb and sew of downtown Southern [...]
Park Across the Street The Friends of Aberdeen Library have received a $35,000 grant from T-Mobile to [...]
Going To The Chapelllllllll And they’re gonna get carrieddddddd … away with restoration. You may [...]
Dew It To It Friday, June 21: Catch the grand opening of the Dewberry Café, a spot for breakfast and lunch [...]
Hey, Dryver You may see a golf simulator in Tufts Park this weekend. It’s called Dryvebox, and [...]
Meet The Woman Who Cuts The Cheese Sarah Kaufmann is spending her week carving two sculptures out of giant [...]
R. Riveter’s motto is “Bags on a mission” and this week is no different, with the U.S. Open in town, they’re [...]
So You Went With McLovin? The N.C. DMV will begin issuing new driver licenses and other IDs with increased [...]
We’ll let you in on a local secret: even non U.S. Open ticket holders can browse the the USGA’s [...]
Engine-uity is Full Steam Ahead We’re writing about the Aberdeen Carolina & Western [...]
Bears Heard We Were Choosing Them And they’ve sent a delegate to investigate. This week, a black bear [...]
Blow My Whistle Baby The N.C. Department of Transportation’s Rail Division announced that NC By Train, the [...]
Village Pitches Downtown Party Starting June 10, Tufts Park (in the center of downtown Pinehurst) will [...]
What’s the Traffic Situation? Meet the Final Boss. Airboss, that is. Yes, that’s what [...]
Tot New Eatery in the Works Downtown Southern Pines is getting a tater-ly new concept with Taglios: a quick [...]
This historic venue is ready for its next curtain call. The expansive Princess Theatre in downtown Southern [...]
Spoiler Alert A 400-acre tract near the Montgomery County line could be home to the new Uwharrie Motorsports [...]
A Toast to Those Who Gave All This Thursday, May 23, Hatchet Brewing Co. and Southern Pines CrossFit will [...]
Get a (Buggy) Load of This The Buggy Factory by Southern Pines Brewing Co. is officially opening Wednesday, [...]
Moms, college students and women of all ages are rolling up their sleeves (and shorts) to play soccer in the [...]
You Have No Counter Argument There’s no excuse to not get snacks from Millie’s Mama Bakes, now [...]
Get ready to … get bigger? We’re still shopping for a better way to say that. Anywho, Piggly [...]
Don’t Let Your Summer Flop Now seems to be the time to get your cool-down situation sorted, so [...]
A fictional man once said, “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna [...]
Finders, Keepers Beginning Wednesday, May 1, your little one may find a little one while playing. And yes, [...]
Honey I Shrunk the Circle Squint and you can see the original Pinehurst Traffic Circle right in the middle of [...]
This one’s a grower. Pinehurst is about to see an Agave Americana, aka century plant, bloom for the [...]
Galaxy Enters a New Phase Downtown Aberdeen’s Davenport Galaxy has changed hands — this time to Keith [...]
Call Us Ink-spired What goes around comes around. It’s true with most trends — just look at today’s fashion. [...]
Grape Things Are Coming We knew this little corner in the Belevedere Plaza wouldn’t stay empty [...]
Headin’ Down South To the Land of the Pines. Yes, the one who started a second career by singing [...]
A New Place to Dilly-Dally If your serve is a pretty big dill, you’ll have a new place to relish: Moore [...]
Shady Maple Farm is bringing flowers by the busload. Owner Jennifer Maples now has a flower bus. “I used [...]
What if you could make money for being out of town? That’s what several Moore County residents have done or [...]
Pinehurst Resort has opened a new course for the first time in nearly 30 years — Course No. 10 at the [...]
Expanding The Bee-ness This time of year, gardening is all the buzz. After Mercantile Hardware store in Vass [...]
Go Where the Sun Don’t Shine We remember our first solar eclipse — way back in 2017, when we [...]
Thrive Clinics in Southern Pines is expanding their services to offer primary care with a nutrition-centric, [...]
Cookie Counter Coming Soon The Jefferson Inn is adding a counter that’ll house the satellite location of [...]
Chic Is Getting Real The final spot inside the multi-business hub at 290 SW Broad St. in Southern Pines has [...]
Keep It On the DL There’s now a self-checkout for the DMV, except now there could be an unexpected [...]
It’s The Final Countdown The patio of The Jefferson Inn will officially reopen for the season this [...]
DIRT Outdoor School in Robbins started March 5 and is still taking applications for Spring and Summer.
Protect Him at All Costs We’re not saying that Three Rivers Land Trust is saving more land for [...]
No Ifs, Ands or Putts In case you’ve somehow missed hundreds of social media posts: Wee Pines at Olmsted [...]
Spout It Out The Encore Center is adding a tea room to its upstairs loft, so we’re spilling the deets. [...]
Seven Bakes Seven Lakes is going to be rolling in the dough, literally, when Delucia’s Bake Shop opens [...]
Community is the Reason Rye After years in the making, Brad Halling American Whiskey Ko. (BHAWK) is opening [...]
Here’s Some Dick’s Pics Is it wrong to say this store is having a soft opening? Are we in fact 13 [...]
Willabee Market, the first zero-waste businesses in the county, has opened in a suite at 290 SW Broad St. [...]
Well, Well, Wellness If it isn’t the product of a positive reputation. In the year since its opening, [...]
The Carolina Horse Park’s Painted Ponies are back, and so is our annual couch tour. Ponies and colts [...]
Bell Tree Tavern owners Chase Hill and Dan Adams have opened the restaurant’s second location in the [...]
Greg Combs wants veterans to give music a try, and we don’t mean singing the NSFW cadences you belted out [...]
If you’ve seen wooden boxes being installed on sidewalks in downtown Southern Pines, don’t trip. [...]
Valentine’s Day Events in Moore County: ❤️ Tuesday, Feb. 13, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Meet your gal pal at [...]
She Sheds aren’t just for Cheryls on commercials. Meet the owner of the She Shed Collective, Kimberly Nock, [...]
In a Galaxy Not Far Away There’s an old grocery store that’s reached the end of the line. [...]
More tenants have been confirmed for Southern Pines’ Morganton Park South development (the one with [...]
Step into a watering hole that’s literally a hole in the wall. Then take two more steps and you’ve [...]
Well, Sheetz. Friday, Dec. 29, 9 a.m.: Moore County’s first Sheetz, complete with a 24/7 [...]
A Very Merry Thriftmas We’re way past popping tags at the thrift shop and entirely in our secondhand aesthetic [...]
Not one but three local businesses are expanding with spots in the former home of Fifi’s Fine Resale [...]
Our annual cookie contest has officially concluded. Each year you all bring a certain zest for baking that [...]
Pull Up. Drink. Pedal. Drink. Why crawl when you can roll? A local team is bringing a Pedal Pub franchise to [...]
Get Wrapped Up In This By: Macy Grymes || Sway Intern Overwhelmed during the holidays? Sister duo, Abbey [...]
Aberdeen is rounding the corner on becoming a foodie hub. The 15,000-square-feet piece of prime downtown [...]
Our love language is renderings, even if they are just of regular old chain stores. The town of Southern Pines [...]
Deleting Your Cookies? We’ll take them off your hands. ‘Tis the time of year to enter them [...]
Because You Need a New Stud Finder Moore County is no longer home to the biggest Harris Teeter in the country [...]
Rachel Jurgens, founder of Red’s Corner in Southern Pines, is handing over the reins of her food truck [...]
Shears, Buzz and Rock ‘n Roll Your time to visit Jenny Moree’s A Salon That Rocks is being cut [...]
Meet Tori Davis, a nonalcoholic drink enthusiast who is creating a business centered around NA drink options: [...]
Coming to a Theater Near You After an on-screen hiatus, movies are coming back to the Sunrise Theater five [...]
SPBC Gets a Well Seasoned Chef Southern Pines Brewing Company’s newest location in Carthage may still be [...]
Since taking ownership of The Bell Tree Tavern in February, Dan Adams and Chase Hill have expanded the brand [...]
Homeward Bound Chance, Shadow and Sassy have left the ranch for less. Golden Corral’s new (and first [...]
Travel The Golf Coast Double Eagle Indoor Golf Lounge, which we first wrote about in July, opens in Southern [...]
On Monday, Oct. 23, Chick-fil-A Southern Pines turns half of its drive-thru into a lane exclusively for mobile [...]
Where My Prose At? If you have seen a novel with a “free book” label hidden in plain sight, it [...]
Kitten Around Cat Lounge, a place in Carthage where you can come hang out, get a coffee and play with new [...]
As a kid growing up in North Carolina, I never understood the hype around the state fair. Oh, a few rides that [...]
Calling All Social Putterflies Overhills, a new 18-hole putting course designed by Kyle Franz, opened today at [...]
Hatchet Taps Selma for Second Location After four years on Broad Street, Hatchet Brewing Co. is expanding its [...]
Caring Hearts for Canines has raised enough money to buy the building that the rescue has been operating out [...]
Finding something unexpected in your beehive sounds scary. But for Sandhills beekeepers, coming across the [...]
Let’s (L)ink Up There’s a new spot in Carthage to work toward your life goal of becoming [...]
Monday, Sept. 11: Both members and guests can go to FirstHealth Fitness in Pinehurst to complete either [...]
Watching a local business grow to its full potential? Now that’s the Pine Life. After years of holding [...]
Because All Who Wander Are Thirsty You might not be lost, but you are likely in need of a nice little [...]
She’s So Hiiiiiiiigh High above me, she’s so lovely. Well, she might be. Aberdeen’s [...]
We Herd You Like Animals Did you know you can rent a mobile petting zoo? You can, from the Pint Sized Pasture [...]
String Along A new string ensemble named The Treble Makers is available to play at your next event. The group [...]
Due for a Tune-Up? The corner of Northwest Broad Street and Connecticut Avenue has seen a lot of mileage as [...]
Whether you live here or you’re just visiting for breakfast, you’ll hear the “hidden gem” of Pinehurst is The [...]
If you’ve been to Lowe’s Foods in Southern Pines recently, you’ve likely seen the sign for a [...]
Christmas in July has come to its end but prepping for the actual holiday season is, believe it or not, just [...]
Go Big or Go Foam If you’re looking to host a unique, interactive party, pop some bubbles with Freedom Foam [...]
We’re Ready to Go Clubbing If your karaoke skills have never impressed a date, you’ll soon [...]
He’s Raising the Steaks Meat Matthew Parker, a fourth-generation beef farmer. Matthew started working [...]
Guess Who’s Back, Back Again This proposal for a development on the corner of West New York Avenue and [...]
Officials broke ground at The Buggy Factory by Southern Pines Brewing Co. on Friday, June 9. Construction is [...]
If you want an Instagrammable outdoor party but aren’t in tents enough to sleep in a bag, Glamp-Cation [...]
Get Them Out of the Dog House Caring Hearts for Canines, a nonprofit that rescues and adopts out local dogs, [...]
Thanks, It’s Thrifted Moore County’s first Once Upon a Child is now open. Stop by and [...]
Construction progress on Moore County’s first distillery is whisk(ey)ing us off our feet. If you [...]
Say Yes To The Dress Locally! Shiloh Court Bridal & Formal is opening soon in downtown Southern Pines. [...]
Bake it Happen Looking to open your own Hallmark-worthy shop? You may be in luck: C.Cups is now franchising. [...]
Search your memory banks, fellow elder millennial, for a place with red booths, wood paneling, and the muffled [...]
Throw That Glass Back In the recycle bin. Thanks in part to grants provided by the North Carolina [...]
What’s Up, Jeff? It’s been a bit since we’ve given an update on the Jefferson Inn. In [...]
Yeah, We’re Tracking The Moore County Sheriff’s office has a new K-9 named [...]
Say It Ain’t Sew You may have noticed the DIY craft studio Hammer & Stain has been closed for [...]
We Love a Good Progress Report Here’s one from what will soon be Moore County’s newest place [...]
And listening for new developments as local officials discuss the possibility of extending a commuter rail [...]
“Your life changes a lot when you become disabled in such a way,” says Carrie Cleary. But despite being [...]
One new tenant for the under-construction strip mall at the corner of Morganton and Brucewood roads has been [...]
Maria Rivera, founder of Maria’s Mexican Restaurant in Olmsted Village and Maria’s Brunch [...]
You get it. Early this year, Rooted Cafe & Market founders Darcy Denney and Heidi Templin added a third [...]
Welcome to Trading Spaces And two glo-ups that Hildi Santo-Tomas could never pull off. While Chick-fil-A [...]
The Sandhills Trolley Co. is testing out a new endeavor — which could be our first form of town-to-town mass [...]
Your Pinterest boards will be one step closer to coming to life thanks to Le Fête, a premium party goods and [...]
Beer For My Horses Did you know we had celebrities in town last week? Neigh? The Budweiser Clydesdales [...]
Carthage’s Growth is Out of Cone-trol Wishflower Lane Ice Cream & Homemade Goods becomes the newest [...]
You might not think you have time for lunch, but you should add the Carolina Hotel to your [...]
Moore County is getting its first cat cafe called — what else? — Kitten Around. What is [...]
You can now drive your car through Aloha Safari Park, meaning you can now entertain the human zoo inside your [...]
The National Athletic Village will lose its gym complex due to a “restructuring” of businesses [...]
With two new taprooms / restaurants, a product launch, fresh branding and expanded distribution routes all [...]
After 14 years at the helm of an important corner of the Barmuda Triangle, Con O’Mahoney has sold [...]
Let’s Take This Offline If you’re fully remote but can’t stay on [...]
Mallory Gaddy, 16, and Carolyn O’Connell, 15, both sophomores at Union Pines High School, have launched Moore [...]
Next time you’re looking for something to spruce up your space, stop into Rhizome Houseplants. You [...]
A team from the Rockingham organization Pee Dee Region Paranormal is hunting for literal ghosts at what’s left [...]
A Cut Above the Everest Conquering Kilimanjaro. Say that five times fast. Ben Powers, a Pinehurst resident and [...]
Find Yourself in Carthage A new business near the courthouse is a little all over the map — its name, Atlas [...]
Change is in the Ale Southern Pines Growler Co. is prepping for porch-sitting weather with the addition of a [...]
Grab your naayyyybors, friends, and family because Carolina Horse Park’s Painted Ponies have migrated [...]
It’s all fun and games until — actually it’s just all fun and games. Rec Room, Southern [...]
The Leadmine is closing its doors in downtown Southern Pines’ Belvedere Plaza for good. Owner Orlando [...]
Chipotle Mexican Grill opened its doors today at 0771 U.S. 15-501 in Southern Pines, after months of [...]
Pinehurst’s free concert series is moving from downtown to the Village Arboretum, where you’ll now [...]
The updated picture for the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Bennett Street in Southern Pines is finally [...]
We’re Butter Together Don’t let your sense of charity go cold — donate perishable or [...]
Today Is Gonna Be The Day Casino’s Gonna Throw it Back to You. Casino Guitars wanted to do a fun giveaway [...]
There’s new plans for this old kitchen. Some of you may remember the seafood restaurant, Mama’s [...]
We’ll Be Watching Youuuu If we hadn’t all witnessed the humble QR code make its comeback, you [...]
Needs More Cowbell If you’re ready to mix it up, then make a visit to Evergreen Recording Studio. [...]
If you’re bearly making it through the end of this year and would rather hibernate than see Moore [...]
If you’re the kind of person whose last three commemorative ornaments have been artistic renditions [...]
The two popular Southern Pines restaurants closed earlier this month and will remain closed into the new year. [...]
In case you want to mix it up this New Year’s Eve or need an excuse to pretend you’re in the Great [...]
With dozens of entries, the competition was tough — but the winner of our annual cookie contest dazzled us [...]
News of all these proposed commercial developments in Southern Pines have us rushing straight to the Facebook [...]
If you like big balls and you cannot lie, find these fun decor pieces at Lavender Restyle Market in downtown [...]
All is Warm, All Is Bright You’ve hung the lights for your Christmas party, now get lit with Reverie [...]
Jack Hadden kept spirits blooming during the power outages of Moore County, nipping negativity in the bud. [...]
What wood you do? Rodney Pickler and his grandson JD Hussey are spreading axe of kindness by giving out free [...]
As power outages continue, much of Moore County’s retail businesses remain dark during what should be [...]
As a power outage affecting thousands of homes and businesses stretches into the third day, community members [...]
Plans for a 6,139-square-foot store in Carthage, across from Bojangles on Glendon Carthage Road, have [...]
You might not look forward to Christmas music or the annual influx of red and green, but don’t be a [...]
Development Begins on Target and Morganton Park South Shopping Center The Morganton Park South shopping center [...]
FEATURED EVENTS Highlander’s Farm Light Show Tuesday-Saturday through Dec. 28, 6-9 p.m.: Last [...]
Updates have been underway for months on the former home of El Vaquero, on the corner of Bennett Street and [...]
Note: This article was first published in June 2021.In the years since the Princess Theatre’s last [...]
Libraries Make Shhh Happen And the Friends of the Aberdeen Library group is moving forward in turning an empty [...]
Prepare to Choose Your Own Adventure Because the Southern Pines Town Council has shared interest in [...]
Pour One Out for Jeff The Jefferson Inn, that is, because it has closed all bar [...]
It’s Whiskey Business Building a distillery is a process that can be a little on the rocks, but [...]
By Jade NeptuneSpecial to The Sway On Aug. 6, Lake Tahoe was calm. The water was barely rippled and crystal [...]
Stephen and Alley Fore, co-owners of Lighthouse at Little River in Carthage, have taken ownership of a [...]
Kick, Push, Kick, Push, Coast He was a sk8r boi, she said see you later boi, I’m off to a new skate shop [...]
Prepare for the Lunk Alarm In case you haven’t been targeted by ads for Planet Fitness, a franchise [...]
Try to rein in your excitement because the Southern Pines Town Council has received preliminary renderings for [...]
The former Blue Horse Market in Whispering Pines is about to get a facelift. The Whispering Pines [...]
It’s been a year since The Sway sat down for an interview with Stephanie Stosberg, co-founder of Beacon [...]
No Putts About It If you’ve been wondering if the Home of American Golf will ever [...]
Local business owners and vendors turned out to celebrate the groundbreaking of Village Pine [...]
Union Pines High School agricultural teacher, Thadd Davis, has been growing pumpkins since he was 18. His [...]
You’ll want to bookmark this. Are you a book worm but not into the investment of constantly buying [...]
Kiln you believe ARTWorks Vass is celebrating its five year anniversary? The blended art gallery, studio and [...]
Here’s Your 2022 list of Fall Happenings. You’re Welcome. Nov. 12, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.: Whip up your [...]
Well, Look What Time It Is. You’ve seen the Best of the Pines (and if you [...]
Did someone say the Circle of Doom? You can now ride through it while bopping to a catchy little tune called, [...]
Here For Morel Support And delicious fungi. You can now get gourmet mushrooms grown right in Southern [...]
Wanna Be on Top? You might be at the bottom of your fantasy league, but Talamore Golf Resort’s [...]
Specifically, an expansion of a local business: Southern Pines BrewingCo. In case you missed the news [...]
Charlotte-based SouthPark magazine recently made its way down to Pinehurst for a style and travel shoot, and [...]
After 28 years of pursing a job well done at Beefeaters in downtown Southern Pines, Tammy Waterbury [...]
In case you haven’t seen the sign that’s been taunting all of us, the former Felipe’s Wey in [...]
Indulge in breads, cakes, and other goods at Lupita’s Bakery on 324 N. Walnut St. in Pinebluff. It [...]
Nope, you’re not looking at a medieval torture room. Well, it depends on how you define [...]
The Moore Humane Society recently rescued 10 beagles as part of a nationwide effort to save 4,000 adult [...]
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics identifies medical assisting as one of America’s [...]
Error 404: Trolley Not Found Well gang, we have another mystery on our hands. The case of the disappearing [...]
Are you keeping up? Run in Our Tribe (RIOT) is now formally known as Pace Yourself Run Co. Southern Pines a [...]
If you’re lucky enough to have crossed paths with Joseph Hill, you’re lucky enough. Joseph, deemed [...]
Love Rose boutique had its grand opening in the Belvedere Plaza on July 9. It displays an abundance of its [...]
The long-awaited food truck, Gravy Train, pulled into Red’s Corner in Southern Pines at 11 a.m. today — [...]
This abandoned bank, at 600 South West Broad St. downtown Southern Pines, could be reimagined into a café and [...]
Whether you’re new to golf or a seasoned pro, you’ll want to change your grips every now and then. Like tires, [...]
Making My Way Downtown …Moving fast, Elks Lodge I pass and I’m homebound. On Tuesday, June 21 the [...]
Sign Your Own Permission Slip You don’t need to practice mom’s handwriting for a seat on this [...]
Lima tell you, the Carolina Pine Inn in Pinebluff is getting some serious flare and flavor. Led by [...]
A Craft More Fun than it Seams If you’re looking for your crew to stab things and get away with it, the [...]
On a street in Southern Pines, there are a pair of facing mailboxes with semi-creepy mannequins attached to [...]
Go Off Script with The Sway June 14 Join The Sway for a behind-the-scenes perspective on this summer’s [...]
Warning: Cuteness Overload ahead. While seasons change pretty rapidly in these parts, there’s one season that [...]
After operating The Bakehouse in downtown Aberdeen for 14 years, Martin and Mireia Brunner have arranged a [...]
Early this year, longtime restaurateur Maria Rivera decided she wanted to serve an earlier crowd. So, she sold [...]
A Brief Field Guide to Snakes in the Sandhills We’re talking snakes, literal ones, not the ones who help [...]
Kim, Denny, Kiden, and Kolby Scruton opened Scruton Brother’s after spending summers in Michigan and New [...]
Note: In our Thursday, April 21 issue, we included “The Loop,” a practice course at Pine Needles, [...]
Kasey Zumwalt and Jackie Cornell are the women behind the Aberdeen Dog Fair. The two plan this event while [...]
When the Moon Hits Your Eye Like a Big Pizza Pie That’s the newest place in Aberdeen, brought to you by [...]
What’s the buzz on the new shop in Vass? Will-a-bee is a market focused on raising awareness about the [...]
Who Knew Bobcats Could Swim? An invite to watch rehabbed animals released into the wild? Count us [...]
Where’s The Smoke, There’s Fire Barbecue The former home of Broad Street Bakery has two new owners [...]
New Truck Helps You Carbe Diem The Breakfast Truck, aka the mystery machine, has been taunting us with its [...]
Your Local Buzzfeed A Pinehurst couple left their $1.5 million home for nine months, and recently [...]
In case you’ve been sleeping on Pinehurst patio sitting (not looking at you, PCI porch regulars), the [...]
Can We Get a Yee-Haw? Because Red’s Corner, the food truck round-up on the corner of Old U.S. 1 and [...]
El Chapin II Grill and Catering held its grand opening Tuesday in downtown Aberdeen. Located in [...]
So Fresh and So Green, Green You won’t have to rely on luck to find St. Patty’s Day plans — just [...]
New Shoes, Who Dis? Limitless, the new kick on the block, had its grand opening over the weekend. The store [...]
After spending nearly two years building a brand through an online boutique and pop-ups across the state, [...]
If you’ve driven through the Southern Pines intersection of Old U.S. 1 and Morganton Road, then [...]
The Southern Pines pottery shop has managed to find a home in just a few short weeks. In this market, that has [...]
After a long, storied Pinehurst history, a circa-1919 church again has new owners – and this time they’ve [...]
I Love You a Thistle and a Peck Florist Mary Furby has grown Thistle and Moon rapidly in her year of business [...]
Fly over to Flirty Birdie Vintage Entrepreneur Keri Johnson wears many hats. She used to work in the media [...]
Spicing Things Up Zayka, the Indian cuisine located inside the Days Inn, is changing its name to Indian [...]
Paint-your-own-pottery studio 9th of September is closing its doors after 22 years in the heart of downtown [...]
The Shop on Ray is now open Longtime friends Janet Ambrose and Cindy VanCleave, both moms of three and former [...]
In a different take on a book club, The Sway invites you to follow along with synopses written by our resident [...]
Bakers Gonna Bake Elana Pabon began Butter Bar Bakery while living in Virginia in 2019. She has been in [...]
Meditation Time, C’mon! It’s time to celebrate because the Grand Opening of Exault in downtown [...]
This month, The Litas Southern Pines Chapter rolled into their one-year anniversary of bringing the global [...]
The yellow and magenta choo-choo known to turn heads and stop traffic is a staple of Moore County’s [...]
It’s The Vinyl Countdown Sunday is your last day to thumb through Rendition [...]
Carolina Horse Park’s Painted Ponies have made their downtown debut, each of them claiming a spot on both [...]
All Good Things Must Crumb to an End Come Feb. 19 we will be mourning a community institution. Broad Street [...]
Wanna Swing From the Chandlier(s)? Like you, this Pinehurst house is on the market. Unlike your last three [...]
Coffee in Carthage Gets Bubbly If you like your coffee anything other than black, it’s time to stop [...]
Here’s Something to Taco ‘Bout Davenport’s Galaxy, downtown Aberdeen’s grocery [...]
A new shop is opening in downtown Carthage: Eliza Quinn Creates. Located at 14 Courthouse Square, the store [...]
Kim Lyons, the owner of boutique Cotton and Grain, and Andrea Jones, a local sewist (thats sewer + artist), [...]
We’re all about that new new. We want to help you find a new hobby, and try something not so basic. Our [...]
Before creating her own small business, Melanie Shanahan attended the Savannah College of Art and Design. She [...]
Fish Co., the 18-seat sushi, sashimi and cocktail concept has officially closed its doors. Owner chef Scott [...]
Talamore Golf Resort got an early Christmas present with the arrival of a 35-pound, extremely [...]
In downtown Southern Pines, a small house filled with warm wood and natural light has played host to a variety [...]
Designer Mary Furby is taking her Instagram-based floral design and event shop, Thistle & Moon, to its [...]
In 2019, Katrin Franklin opened Piggy + Co. in downtown Southern Pines as an extension of her Pinehurst [...]
Whether your goal is to have a wholesome family night out or to get a little tipsier than you intended with [...]
HoliSway: Gift Yourself a Break From the Kitchen Here’s your guide to local spots that are open with [...]
Ah, time for the age-old tradition of burning our expensive Moore County Gasoline while judging complete [...]
Our sort-of-annual scheme to get future cavities covered by worker’s comp is over, and we have [...]
Most of us have been there: You’re still in bed and halfway through a chicken biscuit that you paid triple for [...]
Like you, the Carolina Hotel is one-of-a-kind. Unlike you, it has a team of professionals [...]
Have a photoshoot coming up? Need to appear like you’ve spent hours looking for the perfect baby shower [...]
We’ll be helping ourselves to the ~buffet~ at China Garden in Aberdeen, which just re-opened its hot and [...]
Continuing a trend of gas stations repurposed to house something delicious (looking at you, High Octane) this [...]
Note: This events guide has been consistently updated since Nov. 1, 2021. Ah, the holidays. The days seem to [...]
Brittney Willingham has always loved to browse clothing racks — but she doesn’t love not being able to [...]
Husband-and-wife team Stephen and Alley Fore have converted Little River Resort’s restaurant into a [...]
Supporting local AND scoring all the deals? You’re right, mama does need a new pair of shoes. While [...]
YellowBird Southern Table and Bar, the new venture by Leadmine owners Sonja McCarrell and Orlando Jinzo, has [...]
When his meatball grinders sparked a cult following during pandemic-era shutdowns, Chef Curt Shelvey was [...]
Let’s face it – the past 18 months have felt like a decade. If you’re like most Americans, you’re exhausted. [...]
When 2020 gave her time to reflect, Janet Kenworthy decided it was time to move on from [...]
Porshia Hernandez has built an online boutique with brands that have a commitment to fair trade and [...]
After 16 years of serving American and Thai food at Whispering Woods Café, owners Anthony and Toi Becke have [...]
It’s fall y’all. Time to wrap the sleeves of your chunky sweater around a steamy mug of white [...]
Sure, you and Alfred von Wigglebottom can get down with a Bourbon Street steak, but that’s because [...]
Sometimes you have nothing left for lunch after filling little Asheleighanne’s bento box with turkey pinwheels [...]
It is one thing when you can decide where you want to live and freely make your own moving timeline– [...]
All good tales must come to an end. And now we must wrap up one that started this spring, when we introduced [...]
Last summer, my husband and I had the world at our feet. We were newly married (in our living room on Zoom [...]
Air Force Veterans Lindy and Ryan Lamielle have reimagined a portion of the first commercial brick building in [...]
Katerina Gmitter and Jessica Murley set out on a mission in 2019 to support the North Carolina women’s [...]
Beacon Bragg, an organization founded with the goal to provide a network of resources, support and connection [...]
We opted for a deep (tissue) convo with FirstHealth’s oncology massage therapist, Jo Ann Richardson, to [...]
Last fall, Lauren Cabral and Harper Wilmoth started whipping up family dessert recipes in their Whispering [...]
Southern Pines Brewing Co. is planning yet another expansion with a taproom in downtown Fayetteville. It would [...]
Workout Anytime in Aberdeen is under new ownership and giving you a lift to reach your fitness goals 24/7 — no [...]
The Celts, aka the Southern Pines Women’s Rugby Club has been playing together for just under 5 years — a run [...]
After turning to art during a difficult time, Jodi Ohl dove into what brought her joy — eventually taking a [...]
And with a fresh new renovation, two stories, eight treatment rooms and a rooftop space, you’ll do [...]
James Alford has been kicking it downstairs at Cabin Branch Tack Shop in Southern Pines for about 30 [...]
Pinehurst’s newest French café, Agora, is now open in the historic Pinehurst Bank building. Equipped [...]
After taking a few weeks off this summer, Ashten’s has reopened its doors as what owner Ashley Van [...]
STORYTIME: Upon discovering the absence of his teenaged African spurred tortoise on Saturday, Aug. [...]
If we had a dollar for every time out-of-town visitors told us “this is just like Stars Hollow from [...]
Forty-one years ago, Margie Snow was wading around in the lake at Cardinal Park when her class ring from [...]
Don’t let Ed Mitchell’s down-home persona fool you. This guy is a pro — so much of one he has his [...]
Owner Curt Shelvey plans to flip it and reverse it, Missy Elliott-style, and revert the Grinders and Gravy [...]
If you’re always down for chaturanga and chill, take note: Workhorse Fitness & Yoga is now [...]
Sept. 3, 6-10 p.m.: Because loading up on carbs and red meat doesn’t count when it’s for [...]
We’ve been keeping mental notes on all the gainz during Nutrishop Southern Pines’ Third Annual [...]
Introducing Swaymous, a series about the local people who make Moore County towns unique. Know someone who [...]
While we spent the past six months attempting to dig ourselves out of our own hermit holes, Clean Eatz [...]
You know that the days of strapping on an oxygen mask for the quest of finding your newest Abercrombie [...]
In 2012, Lindsay O’Reilly was working as a CPA in Florida dreaming of life outside of the cubicle. She felt as [...]
Ten years ago, Crystal Eads-Brown and her mother-turned-biz partner, April Nayman came across a “for [...]
Alexa, play Old Town Road because a local nonprofit wants to fling the barn door wide open for kids [...]
The Sunrise Theater is now booking a private loft for your next party of 20-25 guests — including a 20-foot [...]
You can now rent your pool to the masses — or get all the benefits with none of the maintenance by using [...]
With more than 800 pieces in sizes S-3X along with candles and accessories, Keiomi “Kay” McDonald has stocked [...]
If you’ve spent the past year and a half mourning the loss of Pollywog’s Play Pad, chin up, [...]
Did you even juice cleanse if you didn’t tell anyone about it? Survey says no. So, there’s was no [...]
We told you last Thursday that the opening date for Tropical Smoothie Cafe was “coming soon” [...]
Have an HVAC system that’s older than you? Hear sirens more often than your mother’s voice? Before [...]
After three years of serving takeout from a May Street kitchen, Jaya’s Indian Cuisine is now [...]
On the exterior, Grill Me Up food truck looks like your typical roadside sandwich stop. But on the inside, [...]
Holly Frank launched balloon art business Holly Pop Party on July 4, 2019. Two years later, Holly debuted her [...]
Just months ago, Leah Causey was basically blind. OK, not totally, but legally. Her eyesight was 20/200 in [...]
After an extended vacancy, the old Bo’s Food Store building (or A&P if you’re from [...]
When Sandhills PRIDE executive director Michael Bleggi was a teenager growing up in Moore County, there were [...]
Mason’s Restaurant & Grocery and The Leadmine recently announced plans to open new restaurants, both [...]
Ten-Ya announced a COVID closure last December, but new owners have now taken over the space at 70 Market [...]
Because bungee-cord cardio has dropped into Southern Pines. Jennifer Baur and her husband, Sean, have [...]
We hear corduroy pillows are in. They’re really making headlines. But what else do you get for [...]
As shoppers, business owners and dog walkers tune out the daily shriek of the rail and rumble of their old [...]
Southern Pines town leaders have approved Pinnacle Design/Build Group’s plans for the [...]
An art installation the second little pig would be proud to call home is coming together at Sandhills [...]
Long before fighting fires grabbed his interest, 26-year-old Zachary Harris had a burning passion for the [...]
Even though the official kick-off of summer is about a month away (here’s to you, June 21), the hot weather [...]
Whether it’s a cool night in the mountains or a hot day by the lake, North Carolina always has your best [...]
The Pik N Pig, known statewide for its barbecue and down-home atmosphere, was destroyed by a fire early Sunday [...]
Mimi Bahur opened Ikonic Kollection in the Village of Pinehurst in October 2020 with two goals in mind: 1) to [...]
Don’t be fooled by the shiny new bar top that he’s got, because the owner of the House of Fish is [...]
Andrew Stilwell has ridden a lot of roller coasters in his lifetime — 240 to be exact — and he [...]
On Thursday and Friday, May 27 and 28, Southern Pines CrossFit will hold its annual Gold Star Murph to benefit [...]
OK, so you’ve read this article about how renting > selling. You’ve taken our quiz. You’ve [...]
Everyone’s favorite Nana and Papa, Lisa and Dwight Young, rolled back into the food truck scene this [...]
OK, so you can’t spare the gas to wait in line for fast food, but you can get fast food while you wait [...]
Throw your croissants in the air like ya just don’t care because Pinehurst is getting a little more [...]
Sure, the “quality time” has been fun, but we can guess you’re ready for a break from [...]
In July 2020, longtime realtor Jamie McDevitt moved her Southern Pines office from Broad Street to 125 E. [...]
For the past four years, Abbey George has made it her mission to provide reputable childcare for local [...]
This week, it’s all about celebrating the lady whose genes we radiate — and whose jeans we emulate. In [...]
Meet Crepe Minds Think Alike — the newest creation by Meat and Greek owners Oresti and Brittany Arsi that [...]
Casey Jones has always thought outside of the box. When the Pinehurst native’s passions for vivid, retro [...]
Options for Indian and Asian food are growing this summer in downtown Southern Pines. Bambu Boba Café is [...]
Because sometimes a SkinPen and about an hour in the chair at Fanatical Skin & Ink is all you need to [...]
Not many would see potential in a barren plot, empty except for a single RV hookup protruding from the earth. [...]
Bus driver, farmer, mechanic, outdoor guide — there’s not much Joey Kennedy doesn’t have in his [...]
When Michaela Harr experienced her first deployment, she was told to “keep busy.” And busy she [...]
A little over a year ago, Joseph Wade cut down a tree in his yard. Totally normal, right? But instead of [...]
Dr. John Byron has been helping bring new life to the world since before many of us were alive — in [...]
You know her as the woman who helped you get through the toddler years. But now Aslynn Rust is moving her [...]
OK, so you have an investment property or five. Just because you have a ton of house-buying power [...]
Gretchen Arnoczy, an infectious diseases physician who has been caring for COVID-19 patients at FirstHealth [...]
Eight months ago, Sway team member Melissa Kohlman’s family PCS’d to Paris, France. Two months [...]
You can take home a vintage glamour shot that’ll outlive your awkward middle school yearbook photo by [...]
In 2020, Moore Regional Hospital reported a record number of births: 2,278 babies, to be exact. Like rabbits, [...]
If you need someone to manage your property and make sure your tenants’ needs are taken care of, then [...]
The Village Wine Shop in Pinehurst is now open again after undergoing a series of cosmetic and [...]
Because with home-cooked sandwiches, brisket, burgers, adult grilled cheeses and more, The House of Odell and [...]
The concept of IV hydration isn’t a new one, but thanks to Gina Chamlee, APRN and InfuZEN Hydration, [...]
As the official photographer for her growing family, Lolly Nazario became an expert in subjects who are on the [...]
The Moore County Chamber of Commerce recently moved into a mini penthouse suite on the third floor of Southern [...]
After more than five years of selling military surplus and collectable items out of an old Esso gas station on [...]
Some years ago, Ben Moran lifted the lid on his parent’s cedar chest, sorted through piles of vinyl, and [...]
Twice a week, rain or shine, Shawna Fink and her students in the nature immersion program head out into the [...]
Sure, she doesn’t look a day over 20 on the first warm day of the year, but The Ice Cream Parlor has [...]
It’s time to make room for the three — that’s pints, plates and patios, baby. The most wonderful [...]
We tried our hand at being healthy with a 40-minute full-body isometrics class inside one of the infrared [...]
The Sunrise Theater is transforming their upstairs loft into a 25-person microtheater that’s set to open [...]
A few of you have asked us to create a master list of drink specials from local restaurants, so here’s [...]
Local beekeeper Donald Dees has been attracting more honey being fly since his teenage years when he learned [...]
So maybe the pandemic has prevented you from experiencing the Meg Ryan-esque meet cute you imagined, but [...]
In a year already full of ~gestures wildly~ you may have forgotten that there’s a little game happening [...]
So, you’re toying with the idea of putting your precious, humble abode on the market, but you have [...]
If you haven’t noticed, the great protectors of Southern Pines have made their annual appearance. [...]
After selling out before the end of their soft opening this past weekend, The Workshop Tavern is taking a few [...]
Furniture in the Pines is expanding their presence to Broad Street via DAHR — a furniture studio and lifestyle [...]
Oasis Campground in Marston, N.C. — just 20 miles from Aberdeen — recently added a 900-square-foot yurt [...]
With national brands that give back, plus items from local businesses, LIVwell — a new boutique [...]
Eating Eggo waffles in bed with Thomas the Train blaring in the background sounds lovely, but it’s not [...]
Lisi Italian is giving us a whole new reason to fail miserably at the Keto diet with their new market [...]
Maybe you guessed it from our teaser Instagram posts, or maybe you thought the out-of-context updates were the [...]
It’s time to think outside of the Lean Cuisine — because there are only so many ways to dress up Santa [...]
Because despite the sign, Karen’s dining room just doesn’t cut it. From rehearsal dinners and [...]
By February, Southern Pines will be operating without three of its businesses — two of which have storefronts [...]
Sure, a little TLC to ease 2020’s collateral damage to your forehead sounds great. But you have [...]
When Virginia Gallagher opened the first Hot Asana yoga studio in 2010, she had three rooms to work with. [...]
In the former home of Sanford’s YMCA, a new facility seeks to give school-aged kids a place to unwind [...]
The Sunrise Theater, Brownson Church and the Village of Pinehurst all three made their film debuts as the [...]
Maybe you’ve seen him on Broad Street delivering packages, letters and everything in [...]
If you were thinking of giving up sugar in 2021, find a new dream. Form V Chocolates is [...]
Pinehurst Resort recently unveiled their sugary masterpiece that will put your box-made gingerbread yurt to [...]
As Hot Asana’s new headquarters nears completion, Rooted Cafe and Market is gearing up for their grand [...]
And family game night just got even more intense. You can now bring the fun of an escape room to your home, [...]
After months of work in the space on the corner of Bennett Street and West Pennsylvania Ave. in Southern Pines [...]
Alison Reed’s approach with Grace Filled Baker is simple — to take classic flavors to the next level. [...]
So, one day you’re pop-locking and dropping it at the club on Friday night, and the next you’re [...]
The no-frills spot on 106 W. South Street in Aberdeen that’s long been home to Mexican [...]
We’re continuing our tradition of adopting wish lists of local kids through First in Families of the [...]
A new Detroit-style pizza delivery business broke the internet this week with its unique style of pie that has [...]
After 17 moves with the Army, Mark Myers may have settled down in Woodlake, but the longtime pilot has no [...]
The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic in March — two months before the next wave of [...]
Next month, the Whispering Pines area will welcome a much-needed new restaurant — one with a mission to [...]
1. The Cheese Ball Do you live to ask the guys at the quick lube if they’re workin’ hard or hardly [...]
Amor Ciego Coffee Co. is now open at 178 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, offering everything everything from regular [...]
A mother/daughter duo has opened a West End antique shop, Bee’s Knees, with the intent to help [...]
Maybe you’ve always known about the gem mine in Aberdeen on Highway 211, or maybe you’re like [...]
Through help from Friend to Friend in Carthage, NC, one survivor was able to realize six things that helped [...]
If you’re having trouble getting into the Halloween mood, consider these efforts by more spirited [...]
Whether you prefer to layer ’em, zip ’em or use the pockets for storing free mints from your [...]
When Hugh Hinton decided to open a food truck, he was sure of two things: 1) he wanted all of his [...]
Stare out into vast overlook at River Pines Venue, and you’ll forget for a split second that [...]
It’s fall, y’all. Behold, the best places to live out your seasonal stereotype. Local festivals [...]
Designed by Mandee Dieguez and built by Druther Homes these fraternal-twin homes on E. New Jersey Ave. in [...]
Samantha Garrison has always loved R.Riveter bags, but her first would come in the form of a unique design [...]
Just when you thought little Diggie Smalls’ life couldn’t get much sweeter, The Pet Lodge of [...]
If to you, self-care means sinking into luxurious, tufted leather while being served wine and craft cocktails [...]
This summer, local residents Leslie Jones and Phil Weaver purchased Clean Eatz Southern Pines, three [...]
Scroll through The Saburro Shop on Instagram and you’ll find a little bit of everything. Bethany Saburro [...]
When Colleen Schreiber was laid off from her job in food and beverage sales in March, she didn’t panic. But as [...]
Before vintage became a personality trait, Heather Longacre had a passion for all things old and beautiful. In [...]
Last month, Kaylee Myers, resource coordinator of the Hoke County Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault [...]
From “glampers” and sail boat cabins on the water, to yurts — here are six funky Airbnbs for your [...]
It ain’t easy being this cheesy — unless you’re Grill 910. If you’ve been pining for gourmet [...]
Justifying never changing out of t-shirts is easy when the shelves of your favorite local boutiques are [...]
A little more than a year after expanding the Meat and Greek food truck into a brick-and-mortar restaurant on [...]
Katie Tischler has been drying and pressing flowers since her teenage years. Extra time gained from the [...]
Berri Bowlful, a açai berry food truck with a devoted following, recently opened their first brick-and-mortar [...]
Have you arrived at the Home of Golf having never played a course that didn’t include a half-sunken [...]
Vito Gironda came to Southern Pines with a few dollars and incredible pizza-tossing skills tucked in his [...]
No one taught Elizabeth Hadley how to love plants. Like the dozens of tropical babies in her greenhouse in [...]
Now that we know which days of the week our kids will be going to school, we can actually plan for the days [...]
Taqueria La Mexicana has replaced its second food truck with a brick-and-mortar location. You can [...]
Aberdeen Consignment & Estates is now open on the corner of W. Main and N. Poplar Streets in Aberdeen. The [...]
If you’re familiar with downtown Carthage, chances are the Waddell-Larkin house has caught your eye. [...]
Spend a summer day taking a tour of Moore County murals, and give your followers a break from shots [...]
Breeze through Cameron’s downtown and visit the intersection of Red Hill, Stanton Hill, and Nickens [...]
As the 2020-2021 academic year approaches like the school bus that hit Regina George, it’s time to decide [...]
The owners of two Southern Pines restaurants, Mai-Phi and Steve’s TK Pizza and Hot Subs, is bringing a [...]
War Dogs Surplus has added some much-need square footage by expanding into the unit next door to [...]
For the past five years, Danny Hayes has been serving up his signature blend of fresh seafood and [...]
First Watch opens its Aberdeen location at 7 a.m. Wednesday, July 22. The chain that totally overhauled the [...]
When it’s hot, there’s nothing like the slightly cooler breeze you get while [...]
At the beginning of the pandemic, local artist Paula Womack picked up a paintbrush and set an intention [...]
As uncertainties about the new school year continue to rise, Encore Performing Arts Center owner Sarah [...]
What’s a vintage-loving fashionista do with a closet full of clothes and nowhere to go? She puts her [...]
A Sway reader spotted this brick archway, which reads R.C. Lawson Institute, on an afternoon walk through her [...]
Sonia Middleton began sharing her love for cooking by holding classes in her kitchen during the summer for her [...]
Liberty Soccer Academy is a name new to the Sandhills, but founder Andrew Bradham has more than a decade of [...]
We’re having a hard time finding a box that this 34-acre farm located at 185 Blue Siding Rd. in Carthage [...]
Next year, Taylortown will have a Starbucks across from another Starbucks. The company is [...]
Domestic violence has been dramatized in everything from after-school specials to TV movies. But what does it [...]
Two downtown Southern Pines spots are gearing up to reopen with limited tables in the coming days [...]
The former home of Miller’s Family Restaurant and, most recently, Santo Dios Mexican Cuisine, has [...]
Curt’s Cucina recently announced they’d be closing up shop for a bit to rejuvenate his family and [...]
Ah, dad. The man who calls all your friends weird but isn’t ashamed to fall asleep as soon as he gets [...]
Roxcee Smith, owner of Sweet Chemistry, swore she’d never get into baking professionally. A MoCo native, [...]
If you were wondering who was behind the temperature scanner at a favorite local restaurant, you might be [...]
Mas-A-Wrap Filipino and Asian food truck rolled out for the first time last Saturday, stationing itself in the [...]
Wondering how to enjoy some newfound freedoms this weekend? So were we. So, we compiled this list of how local [...]
On Wednesday, Gov. Roy Cooper announced that gyms would not be a part of Phase Two as anticipated. After [...]
The drinking patio we know and love at Southern Pines Growler Co. won’t be beer-less for long. [...]
Among the hundreds of takeout options from local restaurants, one in particular has gained a cult following: [...]
In a time of layoffs, a new eco-friendly lawn care company, Rakemates, is working to provide jobs for [...]
After weeks spent renovating 210 NW Broad Street, the MOD Shop has moved in — completing its move from a house [...]
A new online quarantine magazine — A.K.A. “quaranzine” called Moore ArtShare is preparing to make [...]
A combination of a military relocations, a nationwide trend in low inventory and an uptick in those seeking [...]
Looking to spruce up your home or wardrobe? Shop local boutiques in-store while maintaining your social [...]
Nearly two years after the opening of the wildly successful Pinehurst Brewing Co., we caught up with head [...]
Class is out, but we’ve all been taken to school — and some of you have enrolled in DIY [...]
Last month, Pinecrest senior Jade Neptune picked up her cap and gown in a drive-thru distribution line enacted [...]
This year, local business owner Lisa Zimmermann made plans for a vendor marketplace at 305 Trackside — The [...]
High school seniors across the country have now missed much of what makes being a senior special — from sports [...]
Healthcare workers across Moore County are working long shifts every day to care for patients in need. But [...]
As I sit down to write this, I’m restless for many reasons. The ticking clock on my living room wall is [...]
As population growth continues, three local residents have come together to advocate for preserving the [...]
Months ago, our experience with Coronavirus in America was little more than a meme on our newsfeeds. Our life [...]
Pinecrest graduate Kara Ferguson has been a nurse for almost 2 years, getting her start at FirstHealth before [...]
After dining room restrictions are lifted, the Magnolia Inn in Pinehurst will reopen under new ownership as [...]
After nearly three years of growing a devoted following from Southern Pines to Seven Lakes and everywhere in [...]
Construction of the new Southern Pines Growler Co. building is still moving along, despite being interrupted [...]
As Southern Pines Growler prepares to move to their new building Bennett St., Charmed Salon hopes to expand [...]
With the help of a window, food trucks basically practiced social distancing before social distancing was a [...]
When you think of someone with OCD, you might think of someone with a funny tic — a person who has to walk [...]
Like most people with kids, I’m used to playing Putt-Putt — where the deceptively simple green is only [...]
Pajamas are now acceptable anytime, anywhere, and spending your weekend binging a TV show is the new [...]
If sitting home alone makes you feel as useless as the paper mâché pig you just crafted, consider these was to [...]
TBH, we didn’t know how creative we were until we were stuck at home all day. We asked our SwayBaes what [...]
Working from home was all fun and Skype conference calls — until little Aeighdenn shot his Nerf bullet into [...]
When restrictions put in place by Gov. Roy Cooper closed dining rooms across Moore County, restaurant owners [...]
The 24-hour news cycle. Your favorite bar closing down. Worry over your financial situation, or the health of [...]
Of course we loaded up our cart with 5 cartons of extra cheesy Goldfish crackers. What else are we supposed to [...]
It’s hard to tell how many hands have touched those monkey bars at the playground, but it’s still [...]
As the coronavirus hits home here in Moore County, we all have questions. So we reached out to FirstHealth and [...]
When I realized I was headed to a chiropractor for my very first adjustment, I was so pumped that I texted my [...]
It’s been four years since Kerry Husted took a leap into a new career — from a healthcare administrator [...]
For some, The Small Town Social is an opportunity for professional networking and an excuse to drink on a [...]
Wesley and Diana Page are creating tools that won’t help you survive the next meeting that [...]
Since opening almost four years ago, the Design Market of the Sandhills has used its 37,000 square feet of [...]
Until they started tracking the store’s burn victims, the team at Mockingbird on Broad didn’t [...]
Ashley Tramontin has spent the past year at Against the Grain Shoppe (220 NW Broad St, Southern Pines) [...]
When Nicole Johnson opened Fanatical Skin & Ink one year ago, she embarked on a journey filled with [...]
Carolina Horse Park’s Painted Ponies made their downtown Southern Pines debut on Feb. 8, each of them [...]
The first thing Jaime Dugan noticed about Erik Huffman on the their way to the site of Survivor: China was the [...]
If the hoomans are doin’ you a disappoint, there’s no better time than the present to find your [...]
If you want to browse the Yum Yum Chocolate counter at Design Market of the Sandhills, you better bring your [...]
And we take take the whole taco truck thing reaaal seriously ’round here. Trompos Tacos Truck started [...]
The former kids’ consignment shop, on the corner of Bennett Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in Southern [...]
What’s the local market like? So hot it’s burning up all the inventory. After a typically sluggish [...]
We recently met Lara Beth Jones, a licensed occupational therapist by day and fire dancer by night. Like you, [...]
We caught up with bride Kayla Ward, who said “I do” at The Carolina Hotel last April. During this [...]
Some brides want to manage every detail, while others want to set a date and forget it. Filly & Colts at [...]
If you’ve lived in Southern Pines for long, you’ve likely either seen photos from a wedding at 305 [...]
Couples from across the state travel to Pinehurst each year to say “I do” under the signature [...]
The North & South Bar at the Pinehurst Resort’s newly remodeled Manor Inn is just the kind of tall, [...]
Good news — Southern Pines Youth Rugby is looking to expand their #squad, and you’re looking for ways to [...]
Taylor Salama grew up watching Say Yes to the Dress — and picturing herself as a Kleinfeld Bride. Years later, [...]
When Emma Carlene and her husband moved away from her job in clinical research, she was in need of a hobby. [...]
After months of work on everything from the floors to the HVAC system — and millions spent in upgrades — [...]
You know and love The Villager Deli for its all-beef hot dogs, cold soda and pasta salad by day — [...]
For those connected with the military who have been especially affected by deployments or news-induced stress: [...]
Your southern nana will approve of Mason’s Restaurant & Grocery — the downtown Aberdeen eatery [...]
Having outgrown the current building it shares with a gas station on East Connecticut Avenue, the team [...]
This year, we’re v. grateful for a new place to carb-and-caffeine load: Pine Scone Cafe, now [...]
So, we made a calendar, and we’re really excited about it. (TLDR: Buy the calendar here.) Anyway, [...]
The North & South Bar at the Pinehurst Resort’s newly remodeled Manor Inn is just the kind of tall, [...]
After almost three weeks of eating cookies for lunch and unbuttoning our pants at our desks, we’ve [...]
You already know what time it is — time to give up on decorating your house and go look at these beauts [...]
Trying to wrangle a sick, angry demon into a car seat during the daytime is hard, but the new FirstHealth On [...]
Local moms Laura Peña, left, and Robin Braeckel are opening a My Gym, a kids-only gym and fitness franchise. [...]
Workhorse Fitness & Yoga studio opened its doors this week in the historic Southern Pines Water Works [...]
Ah, modern public transit — when a new and exciting journey isn’t complete without a stranger’s [...]
We know, we know: You feel like death and you need help, now. But if your doctor isn’t prescribing you [...]
On Saturday, Nov. 9, Downtown Park in Southern Pines is transforming into one large block party for Parade to [...]
Meet Daniel Brooks — the happy-go-lucky owner of Broad Street Barbers who has been cutting hair and making [...]
Picture this: It’s Friday night. You’re tired. The kids are cranky. Your spouse is still at work. [...]
On Saturday, Pinehurst residents Catherine and Neil Robinette took home trophies in the “People’s [...]
Remember when we met Molly Twigg, the owner of Twigg & Co.? Remember how she told us of her plans to turn [...]
PSA and PTL: Donna Lane Day Spa has officially returned to its old stomping grounds in downtown Southern [...]
You may think you know what a country store is. You may even think that you have been inside one. But unless [...]
Ah, another school year — the perfect time to pretend to be that mom who finds time to always give 100 [...]
So you may know chef Mark Elliott as the culinary mastermind behind Elliott’s on Linden and owner of The [...]
Whether you’re a Claw fan or a Claw hater, there’s no denying that some quality content has [...]
Pack your coolers, wrangle up the kids and head down U.S. 1 because Pinebluff’s Cardinal Park has [...]
Following the departure of its longtime chef, 195 American Fusion has made a lot of changes, and [...]
If, like us, you perpetually claim to be avoiding carbs, you’ll have mixed feelings about C. Cups adding [...]
The U.S. Amateur comes to Pinehurst August 12-18, which means you’re about have the chance to see a [...]
In a surprise move this week, one of our top spots to eat until we hate ourselves, the Double Eagle in [...]
In downtown Aberdeen, a circa-1920s building has been reborn into Indigo Yoga & Healing Arts — a space for [...]
We know what you need — a place to have authentic Asian cuisine that’s simultaneously a great place for [...]
Reason number 1,431 to feel #blessed to be an American in the 21st century: you can now give your friends and [...]
What’s up, MTV? Welcome to our crib. HA, kidding. The Duncraig Manor on East Connecticut Avenue in [...]
We know them, we love them and we’ll admit — sometimes, we act like them, too. If you scroll through [...]
We spent a very hot June afternoon on The Cradle, our first course in Pinehurst. What did we learn? Making [...]
A giant Etsy shop meets an episode of Fixer Upper. That’s what you can expect from Twigg & Co. — the [...]
We know you’ve been searching for Caribbean food in Moore County. You’re in luck, because Island [...]
With each new fitness facility, we’re running out of excuses to skip workouts. Expected to open in late [...]
Thanks to Brittany and Oresti Arsi, there’s a new place to go for things you can’t pronounce. [...]
Ok, it’s not a Target. But we do know a little bit more about what is opening in the space that’s [...]
The popular fitness franchise Orangetheory is coming to the Center Park Shopping Center in Southern Pines [...]
We asked FirstHealth OB/GYN Dr. Lee Lowery about what he’s learned since becoming a new dad — and [...]
This Little Piggy Baby and Children’s Boutique, formerly of downtown Aberdeen, has a new home on SE [...]
AKA, experiencing the circle of life at Farm to Fork, a farm-to-table dinner hosted by Misty Morning Ranch in [...]
Runway and Rescue, a June 2 benefit for the Moore Humane Society at 305 Trackside, gave us the perfect look at [...]
You know those Himalayan salt lamps you see in the home section of TJ Maxx? Now, close your eyes and imagine [...]
Epicenter Festival came to the Rockingham Dragway on Mother’s Day weekend, bringing with it massive [...]
Your grandma is right: You’re always on that damn phone. It’s your shopping list, your recipe [...]
After this O2 Chair, You Won’t Want to Go Back to Regular Air After experiencing the custom aromatherapy [...]
We’ve hooked you up with a list of can’t-miss acts at Epicenter Festival. Now, peep our list of [...]
Yes, this old real estate office, on SW Broad Street in Southern Pines, will become Moore County’s [...]
The thirst is real. Not only because I just made my pores cry for an hour. Yes, this is none other than [...]
Cryotherapy of the Pines, known previously only as a place to get an ice pack for your whole body, has [...]
After more than 20 years, this little corner restaurant and Vass gathering place has switched hands, becoming [...]
Are you one of those people that peeps into other people’s carts to get ideas or pass judgment? We are [...]
Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club has completed phase two of renovations, giving Pop’s Lounge a new look and [...]
ICYMI: Epicenter, a huge music festival featuring acts you’d never thought you’d see this close to [...]
You may have some doozies — but, you should really read these first. The following are the best [...]
If there’s one thing on Valentine’s Day you can be sure of, it’s a plethora of sappy [...]
Here you have it: MyChart assessed by a patient and a doctor. Six Surprising Features of the MyChart App Are [...]
Let’s talk about weight: The only thing that’s 10 times as hard to take off as it is to put on. Being 30 with [...]
We’re Waiting for More Restaurants to Get on Board. UPDATE: The Meat and Greek food truck can be found [...]
After 11 years, store owner Denise Olson, who is also a teacher at Pinecrest High, says it’s time to [...]
The Southern Pines Chapel, on New Hampshire Ave. in Southern Pines, saw its first wedding on Dec. 30. [...]
Anything for our readers, who are dying to figure out who among them reigns the supreme baker. Nevermind the [...]
Local couple Brittany and Oresti Arsi are the team behind Meat and Greek, a new food truck that’s [...]
No. The answer is no. There’s still time to get something special for the most important woman in your life, [...]
In his seven years as a home brewer, Sanford native Mike Stec (pictured below) developed about 25 beers that [...]
Need a dose of holiday spirit? Visit these hubs of electric glory. 4200 Niagara Carthage Road, [...]
Capt. Andrew Patrick Ross, Sgt. 1st Class Eric Michael Emond and Staff Sgt. Dylan J. Elchin were killed last [...]
Because Our Idea of a Balanced Diet is a Cookie in Each Hand You might call your best treats world famous, but [...]
Food is expensive — so is the perfect party cocktail and kid-friendly punch, appetizers the whole family will [...]
Jaya’s Indian Cuisine, a take-out restaurant, is planning a soft opening this week in the former space [...]
Partisan Rock, a Russian Imperial with flavors of plum, chocolate and coffee, was just canned as we were [...]
Can’t go to dinner anywhere without a kids’ menu? Now you have a place to drink whiskey sours [...]
Southern Pines couple Anna Pilson and Decker Platt became the proud parents of a new baby girl on Sept.9. Her [...]
Need a quick lunch or dinner? Call your order in to the Railroad Deli, a tiny take-out place in Vass. [...]
If you’ve been wondering when R.Riveter was going to start making its Heirloom bags again, you’re [...]
PHOTOS COURTESY OF 704 PHOTOGRAPHY North Carolina natives Abby and Trey Brothers are renovating the Page [...]
Officials say spraying, which could harm beneficial insects, isn’t worth killing what amounts to a [...]
The Pinehurst Resort’s first venture into craft beer features space for more than 200 people, a capacity [...]
Rolled ice cream, a concept born on the streets of Thailand, has landed in Pinehurst thanks to a longtime [...]
The Grape Leaf Bistro, a fast-casual and takeout restaurant, opened in late August in the space next to Olive [...]
The four-person team behind the Whispering Pines farm expected a crowd of 50 at their Aug. 18 Honey Bee Fest. [...]
The shop has left its Pennsylvania Avenue location and taken up the space vacated by The Estate of Things in [...]
Elliott’s on Linden is opening the adjacent Elliott’s Provision Company, a shop dreamed up nearly [...]
If you’ve been sleeping on a little place called Southern Chopstix, don’t feel bad. So have we. [...]
The restaurant closed Monday, and is set to reopen in time for dinner Friday. Crews have worked around the [...]
After years of PCS moves, Emily Yopp and her active-duty husband have found their forever home — the historic [...]
Lane and Lori West love three things above all: Wellness, God, and each other. These values made opening the [...]
Ashley Green, of @its.a.cakematter, recently invited us into her kitchen to see where and how the magic [...]
Our Q&A with C.T. Goodwin and Josh Karapetian, the makers of Small Town Relics — a film about a college [...]
The larger space, at 154 NW Broad St., opened today. Filled with natural and overhead light, the new digs [...]
Remember Zerillo’s? The pizza place that opened in Whispering Pines, and was immediately overwhelmed [...]
Work is underway at this historic home, at the corner of Page Street and Connecticut Avenue. On North Page [...]
Council members have agreed on the above as a possible design for the $4.3 million facility, which would be [...]
A Southern Pines’ neighborhood grocery store, IGA Fresh Foods on Broad Street, is closing next [...]
Dr. Michael Pritchett is using new tech to zero in on lung cancer, which accounts for 26 percent of all cancer [...]
Students could attend campus at what is now the soccer field at Rassie Wicker Park for up to two years. As [...]
This defunct 7,000-square-foot steam plant, once converted, will neatly fulfill Pinehurst’s goal to [...]
The company will be relocating from its flagship store on the corner of Bennett Street and Pennsylvania Avenue [...]
This building behind the Jefferson Inn in Southern Pines once housed the inn’s laundry service, but has [...]
Here are some suggestions from yours truly. From foie gras to fireball margs and mine-your-own gem buckets, [...]
Burney True Value Hardware has opened a second location in Moore County. It’s on Trade Street, right [...]
This pot bellied pig, who had been scarfing down treats from visitors to the Lakeview Exxon for months, has [...]
George Fredericks, of Icon Customs, was arrested Wednesday after a multi-agency investigation into the [...]
Developers have plans to finally raze the old Mellow Mushroom and Four Oaks bank on 15-501, and replace it [...]
Spoiler: It's not quite elementary.
The restaurant is testing later hours on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Now there's Hammer & Stain, a DIY-workshop where you'll complete all those Pinterest crafts you were too [...]
Matt Hannon, of Ironwood Cafe, will face off Monday against Troy Stauffer, of Raleigh’s City Club. Their [...]
Moore Montessori Community School has 90 seats open for students entering kindergarten through second grade. [...]
Conflicting input from residents on concrete sidewalks and streetlights has added to Pinehurst’s growing [...]
We knew you were running low. Thankfully, the Hemp Farmacy (yes,farmacy) has opened on Bennett Street in [...]
Most of us regular folk are overjoyed — but local taxi companies, unsurprisingly, are not thrilled. We told [...]
County commissioners are making plans to build a water feature at Hillcrest Park. They expect to spend between [...]
Officials will break ground on the $30 million Camp Easter Road campus next month. On Tuesday, the local [...]
Introducing Maguro Hibachi Steakhouse and Asian Cuisine. It’s right beside Brixx, in the Kohl’s [...]
Moore County has gained 20,000 new residents since 2000. That’s awesome. Military families and veterans [...]
No, really. Casey Burton, creator of Grindstone, has the same need for chocolate as you do. She just wants to [...]
A doughnut maker since before she could legally drive, Sarah Hargrove getsthe dough rolling [...]
We heard that Uber was looking into adding local towns to its map back in November, when an ad for drivers [...]
Here's a shocker. The owners of Woodlake have found a Sanford law firm to represent them and file a motion on [...]
Chief Mike Cameron says his team responds to incidents involving violent suspects and and he doesn't want to [...]
Looking to add a member to the family? During December, you can adopt any animal at the Moore County Animal [...]
There’s enough beds for you and 11 of your closest friends in the circa-1930s Duncraig Manor, located on [...]
Check out these awesomely cheesy shorts from The Pilot, featuring Casino Guitars and The County Bookshop.
Future brides will have a new option in the circa 1913, 6,000-square foot Page Mansion off N.C. 5 in Aberdeen.
The village is expected to issue building permits to Pinehurst Resort this week.
The village's long-term plan for the 50 acres on Lakeview Drive involves a large open space with walking [...]
And it’s beautiful. As are the Huevos Rancheros.
A woman who died more than two weeks before Nov. 7 was deemed a better candidate for Whispering Pines council [...]
Maj. Gen. Tracy A. Thompson, Chief of Staff for the U.S. Army Reserve Command headquartered at Fort Bragg, [...]
This month (Nov. 3 to be exact) marks our ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY of delivering all kinds of awesome to your inbox.
The level of public support for a new 800-student elementary school on Camp Easter Road will help the Local [...]
The sheriff’s office says they’re planting deputies between Hoffman Road and Pinehurst for the [...]
Who cares about local elections, anyway? You should. These folks make important decisions that affect your [...]
Tickets are on sale now for this Veterans Day fundraiser at Southern Pines Brewing Co. featuring live music, [...]
It's no secret that Pinehurst politics can get pretty nasty. Here's the latest thing to get village council [...]
Fourteen homeowners have banded together on a class-action lawsuit which blames Woodlake CC Corp. for causing [...]
It’s called Moore County Schools, and its for iOS and Android. Use it to connect to teachers and staff, [...]
Get them before they get too used to the good life. All this week, the bags are 35 percent off — and each one [...]
Well, you know, in January. After he celebrates the holidays with his family. Michael Haas, who was arrested [...]
Betsy Markey has been working to renovate the restaurant since she secured a lease last year, but ran into a [...]
Moore County Commissioners are meeting tomorrow night to consider building new schools, and some local parents [...]
The concrete cesspool near Camelot Park is being demolished. The village gotthe property from the Sandhills [...]
Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. — Village Yoga is offering a free class, followed by mimosas, at its new spot on Magnolia [...]
After a public hearing that ended at 1 a.m. this morning, the Southern Pines Town Council gave the OK for a [...]
Flair Enterprises, based in Canada, has bought a 150,000-square-foot building for its upholstery operations, [...]
The county board said "no way" to a proposal that would have increased the tax placed on hotel stays from 3 [...]
If you've been following along, you know Moore County Schools have been dealt a series of blows surrounding [...]
Since 2000, the Cancer Care Fund, supported by the Foundation of FirstHealth, has helped more than 4,000 [...]
Planning your evening around tonight’s WWE match? Still binge-watching your recordings of Real [...]
Located on the corner of N.C. 22 and Waynor Road, the station will help firefighters respond faster to [...]
After talking about it for three hours on Thursday night, the Southern Pines planning board [...]
A military brat with family ties to Carthage, James Zell was a fresh U.S. Army infantry recruit at 18 when he [...]
Local mom (and area probation officer) Leslie Clothier has founded a nonprofit called the Ellie Jean Project [...]
Stephanie Czeklaski created PINE LIFE, an activewear and apparel line, shortly after her husband's military [...]
After receiving a litany of complaints, DMV investigators say they visited Icon Customs last month to find [...]
Cue Jon Snow. Construction on a new traffic circle at the intersection of Midland Road and N.C.22/Central [...]
County commissioners voted Tuesday night to use $2.7 million from capital reserves to pay for the new center, [...]
The women behind R. Riveter and Marz Events are bringing a night of empowerment to Southern Pines, empowering [...]
So, we have a three-day weekend to look forward to — yay. Before we pack our bags and head to the beach or [...]
We had the. best. time. ever. meeting some of our awesome readers last night, drinking wine, and chatting [...]
If you had to join the ranks of morning commuters today, the stink of diesel fuel probably invaded your nose [...]
You've been not so patiently awaiting the opening of the newest donut shop in town, but the time has finally come.
Cool Asana is rolling out its welcome yoga mat in the dining room where Rhett’s restaurant on West [...]
Permits are all-but approved to burn down the dilapidated structure located on 145 W. Pennsylvannia Ave. in [...]
It happens to the best of us. After a national uproar over Confederate monuments occurred last week, Moore [...]
R. Riveter, led by local military spouse Cameron Cruse and her business partner/fellow military spouse, Lisa [...]
...or do. Moore Grass Fed Beef, a new initiative by the Moore County Cattleman's Association is aiming to put [...]
There are just 17 days left to vote for your favorite small businesses (or Smallest Men’s Bathroom, [...]
Procrastinate on your financial aid? Now you have more time to get your act together, thanks to Sandhills [...]
Bonnie McPeake, who bought everyone's favorite creepy downtown Southern Pines building last year, plans to [...]
What do we love more than being girl bosses at The Sway? Hanging out with other girl bosses, drinking wine and [...]
"There's a lot of focus on cottages, bungalows and Craftsman styles here," says builder Marcel Goneau.
Moore County has the second-highest number of calls for Carolina Air Care, the critical care transport agency [...]
The combined lounge and office area in Boyd Library was dedicated Friday in honor of Luke Joseph Ryan, who was [...]
A resident group called Grow Moore Smart has sent a complaint to the state transportation secretary, saying [...]
During a court hearing last week, prosecutors said Margaret Kellis had threatened to kill a fellow inmate and [...]
Ariel Davenport is in the business of bringing your body temp down to -120 degrees. And if that didn’t [...]
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