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Allen Turner
Feb 26, 2019
Plan creates roadmap for 450 new jobs over several years
It’s still a work in progress, but a job creation plan for distressed communities in Columbus County is in development with help from the...


Justin Smith
Feb 26, 2019
Duke grant to aid Helena Chemical facility under construction in county
A Helena Chemical facility under construction west of Whiteville will benefit from a grant that will also make the nearby Southeastern...


Justin Smith
Feb 6, 2019
Columbus Chamber honors Medford, Heller and Young
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce and Tourism honored local leaders at its Annual Meeting and Business Expo Monday night at Northwood...


The News Reporter
Feb 6, 2019
Winslow named Brunswick Electric CEO
The board of directors of Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation (BEMC) have announced the appointment of Joshua L. Winslow as the new...


Allen Turner
Feb 6, 2019
County airport’s economic impact grows by over 30 percent in most recent figures
The Columbus County Municipal Airport had $164.64 million in annual local economic impact in 2017, the most recent year for which data...

Justin Smith
Jan 31, 2019
N.C. House Speaker: schools here could get $12 million from proposed state bond
The speaker of the N.C. House of Representatives, joined by local legislator Rep. Brenden Jones (R-Columbus), told education leaders...


Justin Smith
Jan 17, 2019
Bigger role, bigger office
Two of Columbus County’s state legislators returned to Raleigh Wednesday to begin their second terms while a newly elected member...

Deuce Niven, The Tabor City - Loris Tribune
Dec 30, 2018
‘Main Street Apartment Community’ for seniors proposed in Tabor City
Downtown redevelopment in Tabor City could include a senior citizen residential development, if developers are able to convince a state...


Margaret High
Dec 20, 2018
Renaming tobacco road: Rise of hemp and CBD
Brothers, Adam and George Wooten An empty tobacco warehouse stands on the outskirts of Whiteville, which used to be a pit stop along...

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Dec 7, 2018
SCC partners with industry, state and county to fund manufacturing career coach
Southeastern Community College has received three years of funding to hire an N.C. Career Coach to support manufacturing students. The...


N.C. Rural Center
Nov 28, 2018
Randolph Keaton named N.C. Rural Leader of the Year
N.C. Rural Center Special to The News Reporter On any given weekday, in an unassuming building on Dream Avenue in Delco, men and women...


Diana Matthews
Nov 28, 2018
Alex Munroe named UNCP Business Person of the Year
Whiteville native Alex Munroe, owner of Cape Fear Vineyard and Winery, was named Business Person of the Year during the 21st annual...


Diana Matthews
Nov 28, 2018
Ground broken at SCC for new technology training center
Within less than a year, an innovative facility will be preparing area citizens for careers in high-tech industries. Southeastern...

Diana Matthews
Nov 21, 2018
County schools expand construction plans for Cerro Gordo and Tabor City
A $10.6 million state grant headed to the county schools will enhance new campuses planned for Cerro Gordo and Tabor City, the board of...


Diana Matthews
Nov 15, 2018
SCC Rams can be UNCP Braves at the same time
By Diana Matthews, The News Reporter Southeastern Community College students will soon be able to co-enroll at UNC Pembroke, thanks to a...

By Allen Turner
Nov 4, 2018
Governor vows ‘We’ll get this done’ during post-Florence visit
For the second time in less than a week, Gov. Roy Cooper was in Columbus County Thursday, this time for a whirlwind tour related to...

Diana Matthews
Nov 4, 2018
Masonry student wins national contest
Rossy Ballesteros, an advanced masonry student at Columbus Career and College Academy, won $1,000 in prizes this week for her entry in...

Allen Turner
Oct 28, 2018
DMA lands on N.C. Mid-Market Fast 40
Tabor City-based DMA Holdings, Inc. (DMA) has been named one of the top 40 fastest-growing mid-market companies in the state of North...

Diana Matthews
Oct 28, 2018
Businesses benefit from hurricane grants
Already 39 county businesses have received $500 apiece as hurricane recovery grants from the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and Tourism....


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Oct 22, 2018
CCCA student in national construction competition
Columbus Career and College Academy student Rossy Ballesteros is one of 13 finalists in the Build Your Future “I Built This!” contest....
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