Moore County sets public hearing on UDO food business changes
November 4, 2026
Moore County Commissioners approved changes to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), allowing major subdivisions in the county’s 8,128.86 available RA20, RA40 and RAUSB acres without a special use permit, despite a 7-1 planning board recommendation against the changes. The decision shifts preliminary plat approval to an administrative review board, raising[Read More…]
Sandhills Citizens Alliance formed in Sept. 2026 and does not identify its officials or address on its website. This is a story in progress. The individuals will be named. UPDATE 1: The following are the supporting evidence. The next update will be the names of all six individuals. October 21,[Read More…]
Lee County Animal Services requests the public’s participation in a short survey to guide strategic planning for future initiatives. Starting today, the survey will be available online at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/g/PYkRrqGzXT and paper copies will be available at the Lee County Government Center, located at 106 Hillcrest Drive on the second floor,[Read More…]
The Moore County Board of Education agreed to pay $200,000 to Matthew Wells’ family in a federal lawsuit. Wells, nonverbal and autistic, was a Pinecrest High School student. The lawsuit names Jeffrey Lynch, a teacher’s assistant, for an alleged assault. The school system denied any wrongdoing or liability. The agreement[Read More…]