Lee County, Sanford and Broadway planning paper over 25 years of procedural omissions
November 10, 2026
Moore County Commissioners heard Jeff Marcus’ request for “proactive action” on flooding during public comments at the July 15 agenda meeting. Eastwood resident Marcus said he went out with a Nature Conservancy study on flows after Tropical Storm Chantal and said another hour of rain would have flooded the Crystal[Read More…]
Updated July 16, 2025, at 8:36 a.m. The Harnett County Board of Commissioners reviewed a 2020 interlocal agreement with the town of Broadway on five parcels with the Cape Fear Rural Fire Department (CFRFD). At the time they entered into the agreement, they did not address the state-required fire tax.[Read More…]
Harnett County leaders threw their full support behind a major road upgrade at their regular meeting on July 7, backing a state-funded roundabout project and pushing for a new traffic light at a busy neighborhood intersection. The board agreed unanimously to approve the revised letter of support for state Route[Read More…]
Republican-led boards control elections in Moore and Harnett counties, where ballots lack party labels, prompting concerns about transparency, voter access, and nonpartisan governance. Lee County is partisan, which means revealing the political party on the voting ballot. Harnett and Moore are nonpartisan and do not reveal the political party at[Read More…]