NCSBA awards 2 Champions who “Thrive in Lee” County Schools
November 13, 2026
On May 4, the Lee County Board of Commissioners discussed adding formal procedures to remove a chair and clarify board authority, but delayed action for up to 100 days. They reviewed stalled EMS negotiations, millions in park upgrades and parking shortages, and a school capital plan that could require tax[Read More…]
The Moore County Board of Commissioners and the planning board met today and decided that the current rules are mostly in line with the Oct. 2025 Land Use Plan (LUP), after reviewing proposed changes to the Uniform Development Ordinance (UDO). Clashes arose regarding the control of expansion. Chairman Nick Picerno[Read More…]
A North Carolina House Oversight Committee hearing this week brought renewed focus to parental rights and age-appropriate materials in public schools, drawing lawmakers, advocacy groups, and concerned citizens from across the state. Moore County’s representative Jim Pedersen attended. Attorney fee spending across the three districts highlights how board governance, not[Read More…]
While lawmakers tout bipartisan progress in fully funding Medicaid and protecting coverage for 725,000 residents, the plan carries significant pitfalls, cutting care for nearly 27,000 vulnerable women and children, adding bureaucratic delays, and increasing out-of-pocket costs for some families. Governor Stein made the following statement on signing House Bill 696: “Fully[Read More…]