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November 9, 2026


The Moore County Register of Deeds informed visitors of the no-cost recording notification service to protect property from scams and fraud. They notify you if a document was received with a change of ownership. Contact rodinfo@moorecountync.gov or 910-947-6370.

NC Works Hybrid Veteran Career Employment Services Consultant II Tremictrus Fairley shared employment opportunities, collaborating with nearby counties and companies to serve veterans. tremictrus.fairley@commerce.nc.gov
Fairley announced the Female Veterans Table Talk event on July 9 at 6 p.m. at the Moore County NCWorks office, at 245 Shepherd Trail in Aberdeen. It is also offered virtually. Wear yoga-comfortable clothes and socks. Learn about employment services, upcoming hiring events, trainings, veteran resources and opportunities. This is a female only event. RSVP by July 8 at https://forms.office.com/g/RPmrSTG7Tp

Veterans Bridge Home connects veterans in need with immediate needs, including shelter and organizations to form an all-inclusive bridge to stability.
MMIA, Military Missions in Action helps veterans in need with home modifications, such as ramps, emergency repairs and gently used furniture and care packages. 919-552-1603

Moore County Public Safety educated visitors about available resources and proactive safety meaures. Meet (left) Candace Dowd and Sidney Case.
The Moore County Department of Aging’s Senior Enrichment Center offers guidance, resources and support for family caregivers, including respite care. 910-947-4186.

Racing for Heroes (RFH) Gabe Danet and Bobby Sinko battle veteran suicide with mental health programs and holistic medicine. The nonprofit began as a car racing venture with RFH’s Founder, retired US Army Special Forces CW3, Mike Evock. He treated his PTSD with race car driving and camaraderie among veterans.
Moore County Commissioner Kurt Cook is on the RFH team.



REBOOT is peer-led, practical, relevant, local and free to participate. Charles Yost said the program helps veterans overcome military PTSD as well as development-led PTSD. Contact Yost at yost.ch@gmail.com or 724-630-4965.
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A Traveling Sip & Sketch, Doggin Art Tees covers park shelter fees for paint parties in Harnett County to say, “Thank you for your service, veterans!”




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