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Donald Trump · Los Angeles

The Latest: Trump Heads to Fort Bragg to Celebrate 250th Anniversary for US Army

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President Donald Trump plans to speak at Fort Bragg on Tuesday to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army as he deploys the military in an attempt to quiet immigration protests in Los Angeles.Trump has promoted the Army’s anniversary as a reason to hold a military parade in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, which is also his 79th birthday.Here's the latest:Trump’s Tuesday schedule, according to the White House12:25 p.m. — Trump will travel…See the Story

Weapons · Shreveport

Tamara Locklear: Strength, faith and determination define her path to graduation

PEMBROKE — When Tamara Locklear crossed the stage at UNC Pembroke last month to receive her master’s degree in social work, it was a moment of triumph over some of life’s most profound challenges. Tamara’s road to graduation was shaped by personal battles that would have derailed many. While pursuing her degree, she faced the emotional weight of watching her mother fight Stage 3 cervical cancer. SourceLaurinburg · Laurinburg Read Article

Pilot program that retires American Flags launches in Scotland County

LAURINBURG — Need to honorably retire an unserviceable American Flag? Tom Elkins, a retired U.S. Marine, and volunteer scout leader with Troop 447 and 1447 as well as Venturing Crew 4447 has worked on a partnership with Melanie Bumgarner, of Bumgarner Family Funeral Service and Crematorium, to launch a pilot program that ensures unserviceable synthetic American Flags will receive a dignified… SourceLaurinburg · Laurinburg Read Article

Scotland Co. EC Incubator Park to house new spec building

LAURINBURG — “You build it, they will come,” said Scotland County Commissioner Tim Ivey Tuesday, before he and fellow officials gathered to turn dirt for an industrial speculative building that is expected to begin taking shape this summer. The shell building, a 45,000 square-foot structure that can be expanded in the future to 60,000 square feet, is to be assembled and erected at the Scotland… SourceLaurinburg · Laurinburg Read Article

Tiny batteries equal big danger

Button batteries (or coin batteries) are small, shiny, and power everything from remote controls and hearing aids to musical greeting cards and light up toys. While they are small, they can be incredibly dangerous, especially to kids. So, what’s the big deal? Kids are curious and notorious for having sticky fingers, it could very easily want to stick a small battery in their mouths. SourceLaurinburg · Laurinburg Read Article

Braves’ Junker crowned CC men’s outdoor track & field Scholar-Athlete of the Year

PEMBROKE — UNC Pembroke’s Norman Junker added another award to his collegiate resume, as the senior was named the Conference Carolinas Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the league announced Tuesday. The Nordrach, Germany native was an integral part of the program’s success, and graduated with a 3.89 GPA this May with a degree in psychology. The announcement marks the… SourceAtlanta Braves · Laurinburg Read Article

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The Latest: Trump Heads to Fort Bragg to Celebrate 250th Anniversary for US Army

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Tamara Locklear: Strength, faith and determination define her path to graduation

Pilot program that retires American Flags launches in Scotland County

Scotland Co. EC Incubator Park to house new spec building

Tiny batteries equal big danger

Braves’ Junker crowned CC men’s outdoor track & field Scholar-Athlete of the Year

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