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Southern Farm Days back with a bang
Southern Farm Days may have been canceled for two years in a row due to the pandemic, but its comeback was welcomed, and the event proved to be a crowd pleaser. The boom of the [Read More]
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The Daily Sports Wrap Up
3/20/22 Daily Sports Wrap Up NBA Last Night: The Mavericks got stung by the Hornets 129-108. Luka Doncic scores 37 for Dallas. LaMelo Ball had 17 points, Miles Bridges finished with 23 points and 8 [Read More]
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The Daily Sports Wrap Up
3/19/22 Daily Sports Wrap Up NFL: ESPN NFL Beat Reporter John Clayton passes away at 57. Deshaun Watson is heading to Cleveland. Baker Mayfield requests a trade from Cleveland, the Browns deny his request at [Read More]
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Weekly Podcast – IN THE SPORTS ZONE with Vinny Pagano
IN THE SPORTS ZONE with Vinny Pagano is a new weekly sports program produced in and for Columbus County NC. Each week Vinny talks about everything sports. Sports News and Commentary every Saturday at 10:30am on WTXY [Read More]
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Weekly Podcast – THE COLUMBUS CONNECTION with Jefferson Weaver
This week Jefferson has in the studio, Columbus County Court Clerk Jess Hill Listen in the player below. THE COLUMBUS CONNECTION with Jefferson Weaver is a weekly public affairs program produced in, for, and about Columbus [Read More]
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The Friday Feature
Friday Feature: March 18, 2022 By: Vinny Pagano It has become an era “me too” and “it’s not fair”. I do not know when all this really became acceptable, but I do think it started [Read More]
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Wolfpack Loses 8-3 Against St. Pauls at Home
St. Pauls versus Whiteville March 17, 2022 The Wolfpack lost to St. Pauls 6-3 last night. The Bulldogs showed up ready to play after losing 8-3 on Tuesday to the Wolfpack in St. Pauls. Ashton [Read More]
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The Good News for March 18-26
With warmer weather comes the smell of good eats and great gatherings. Venture to Lake Waccamaw and enjoy some time in the sun at the Boys and Girls Home arena for the biggest event of [Read More]
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Two Die in Thursday Crash
The head-on collision that killed two men near Bolton Thursday was the third time in three years that the Saint Patrick’s Day week was marred by highway fatalities. Ryan Patrick Young, 38, and John Douglas [Read More]
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Southern Farm Days Returns
The snort of antique engines, the sounds of livestock and the boom of cannon are returning to Lake Waccamaw this weekend. After being cancelled for two years due to the pandemic, Southern Farm Days opens [Read More]
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Crystal Faircloth • That’s All Right by Me
That’s all right by me When I was a child, my grandmother was the first person to ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up. “I want to be a ballerina when [Read More]
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One Sought After 10th Green Acres Raid
Two additional drug suspects have been arrested in the latest phase of what has been dubbed “Operation Green Cleaning.” The ongoing narcotics enforcement operation by the Sheriff’s Office netted 103 grams of marijuana, 2.5 ounces [Read More]
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Whiteville Tops St. Pauls 8-3
Whiteville Wolfpack versus St. Pauls March 15, 2022: The Whiteville Wolfpack took care of business 8-3 over St. Pauls. Plenty of Wolfpack Nation showed up to support the pack and for the fifth game this season [Read More]
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Jefferson Weaver • The Accent of Heroes
One of my new heroes, although I guess she is technically a heroine, is Ryleigh Madison Bunch. I don’t know her personally, but I know several members of her family. Miss Ryleigh auditioned on American [Read More]
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Eight Jailed After Twin Pines Raid
Eight suspects were jailed Monday after a raid on a Twin Pines Road home that’s been frequently visited by law enforcement. Citizen complaints led to an investigation at 667 Twin Pines Rd., Brunswick, Sheriff Jody [Read More]
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Lumberton Hospital Expands Visiting Hours
UNC Health Southeastern has expanded visiting hours for the medical center to 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, the hospital will continue to follow CDC and other applicable guidelines [Read More]