Campbell mourns loss of alumnus, trustee, philanthropist Ed Gore July 16, 2014 | From Campbell.edu Brunswick County entrepreneur and Campbell University trustee, philanthropist and Distinguished Alumnus Ed Gore (’52) died in his sleep Tuesday night, according to his family. Gore and his wife Dinah have been a key force in Campbell University’s expansion in recent years.

The Western Harnett Youth Recreation 10u midget league baseball team won the Tarheel League District III/IV  Tournament Championship in Angier.   The team will travel to Smithfield  to compete in the Tarheel League State Championship.  

    Questions Raised About Factual Constancy of Harnett Media Outlet Reporting In a recent report that was released by another media outlet in Harnett County, concerning the County board of commissioners work session this week. Many people are speaking out and asking why some of the major facts were left out of the report

                                                                       Shale Energy Town hall Meeting Set For Angier Senator Ron Rabin is holding a Town hall meeting discussing fracking in

(From) MSNBC) By Steve Benen Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-N.C.) found herself in an awkward spot yesterday when a report surfaced quoting the congresswoman making some very controversial comments about women. At a forum on Republican “messaging,” Ellmers reportedly said that men “talk about things on a much higher level,” so GOP officials should “bring it down to a

  Utility Customers will See Higher Electricity and Gas Bill Due to New NC Tax     Beginning July 1, 2014, the sales tax on electricity will increase and a new sales tax on natural gas will be implemented. The changes in sales taxes will affect all electric and natural gas customers in North Carolina