Book review: “Science Nonfiction: Behind The Scenes in University Research”, award-winning scientist Darren J. Lipomi, Ph.D.
November 12, 2026
Moore County continues throwing money at the opioid epidemic with treatments when the root of the problem may be implementing strong role models. The county is receiving $11,732,999 in opioid settlement funds from 2022 through 2038. Over the next 17 years, it will receive $690,176.41. The county has paid for[Read More…]
In one year and five months, the Moore County Land Use Plan Steering Committee recommendations swerved from being a voice for all people to preserve small-town culture to subdivisions “by right”. TIMELINE 2013 County adopted its current Land Use Plan (LUP). Jan. 18, 2024 Commissioners held the first public forum[Read More…]
Moore County Commissioners tackled major growth issues during their Aug. 19 community work session, from a new animal shelter to school funding, water independence and learned a new land use plan subdivision rule. The meeting touched nearly every corner of county life. Commissioners agreed the county’s animal shelter is outdated[Read More…]
Commissioners delayed land use amendments to allow subdivisions within subdivisions at the Aug. 19 meeting indefinitely. Chairman Tom Adams made the motion to let the amendment proposals “lie upon the table indefinitely.” The board voted unanimously in agreement based on the General Assembly’s potential vote on North Carolina House Bill[Read More…]