Moore County reviews Glendon campground and school district’s new IT site plans
November 7, 2026
On July 14, Lee County Commissioner Taylor Vorbeck resigned at the end of the meeting, citing family responsibilities. Her term was to end in Dec. 2026. The Lee County GOP has candidates in mind to replace Vorbeck, but has not made a final decision. The board approved the planning board’s[Read More…]
Bonus Info: How many acres of RA land are in Moore County? On June 23, Sanford’s budget workshop discussed proposed cuts. Omitting the downtown police on foot patrol did not make the proposed cut list but was introduced by Mayor Pro Tempore Byron Buckels who wanted to expand “extra” policing[Read More…]
After four hours of public hearings on July 9, the Moore County Planning Board rejected Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) recommendations to allow major subdivisions “by right.” This decision preserves quasi-judicial hearings for special use permits and public participation.
Greetings, fellow Town and Country Advocates. The Moore County Board of Commissioners is at it again. Despite drafting and approving a solid Land Use Plan last year, they are now rewriting the Unified Development Ordinance to allow the wholesale destruction of what the Land Use Plan says we should protect. [Read More…]