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Wednesday, April 26 |
Southport, NC |
News
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Voters to decide key contests
Babson, Fairley bid for senate
Fairley: Republican 8th Senatorial District hopeful Bill Fairley counts an advanced education and professional experience as his greatest assets in the race to represent his party in the November election.
Babson: Through decades of service in civic, religious and political organizations Shirley Babson, one of two Republicans running for the chance to face Sen. R. C. Soles in the 8th Senatorial District race, believes she can feel the “heartbeat” of the people of Brunswick County.
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No delays for
second bridge
DOT asked to study overpass
at Midway Road, 211 exchange
While representatives of the N. C. Department of Transportation reassured local leaders Tuesday morning that the second bridge to Oak Island was on schedule, they also discussed other needed projects in the area.
Developer has plans for shopping center
Wingate Inn, Gold’s Gym would locate in former Wilson’s Plaza at Robert Ruark Drive
The eyesore greeting motorists arriving in Southport from N.C. 211 and N.C. 87 will soon be a thing of the past if developer’s plans to build a new 100-room hotel and a major chain fitness center passes muster with city government.
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Sports
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Oak Island Lighthouse event includes first 5K event – a ‘big plus’
Fenton, Tulsey race to the ‘light’
Despite weather and scheduling concerns, organizers of the eighth annual Oak Island Lighthouse 10K run/walk and inaugural 5K run/walk deemed Saturday’s event an overwhelming success.
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Cougars score big wins over North, West
South Brunswick head baseball coach John Hohmann believes the true measure of a team is the manner in which it responds to adversity.
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Neighbors
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Artistically Speaking
High school artists take the stage at Franklin Square Gallery
When veteran artist and teacher Rusty Hughes is called to judge a juried art show, the first thing he looks for in each piece is “artistic endeavor.”
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