LUMBERTON — A beautiful day treated the Annual Outdoor Career and Resource Fair at Robeson Community College. College officials estimated that close to 1,000 people came out to enjoy the fair this year, which featured more than 70 employers looking for new hires to fill open positions.

ELIZABETHTOWN – Bladen Community College hosted their fourth-annual “Touch A Truck” which was a program that encouraged children from the community to know the vehicles that surround their everyday lives in Bladen County.

LUMBERTON — Twelve students enrolled in the Emergency Medical Science program at Robeson Community College were honored on April 18 during the 2nd Annual Coining Ceremony.

LUMBERTON — A beautiful day treated the Annual Outdoor Career and Resource Fair at Robeson Community College. College officials estimated that close to 1,000 people came out to enjoy the fair this year, which featured more than 70 employers looking for new hires to fill open positions.

LUMBERTON — The City of Lumberton held a ceremony Tuesday to commemorate the naming of the Elm Street Pocket Park, a park that has been built in an alleyway on the 300 block of North Elm Street, and officially unveil a sculpture within the park which recognizes the Lumber River’s proximity and significance to downtown.

FAIRMONT — Retired U.S. District Court Judge W. Earl Britt returns to Fairmont on Thursday, where his legal career began.

Children’s Storytime - St. Pauls: This takes place at 10:30 a.m. today (April 24) at the Annie H Mc Eachern Library, 223 W Broad St, St Pauls.

LUMBERTON — According to Forbes magazine, the secret to keeping a family business running for generations to come is for the business to “decide who will be making the decisions for the organization and who will hold those leadership posts in the future.”

LUMBERTON – The principal deputy assistant secretary of HUD’s Office of Public and Indian Housing says he was visiting Lumberton on Wednesday because of his interest in knowing “what the real impact is on real communities.”