The New Year is upon us and what a year for Scotland County sports. From baseball in the summer to softball in the spring.

This past weekend, Scotland County native Xavier Bines hosted the fifth annual alumni basketball game, with this being its ...

Habitat for Humanity of Scotland County recently held a special car raffle featuring a limited number of 50 tickets, made ...

A Scotland County man faces multiple felony drug and firearm charges following the execution of a search warrant last week, according to the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office.

The elderly man was taking a long time looking at the children’s backpacks in the store. He told me, ‘It’s my granddaughter’s ...

What a way to close one chapter and kick off the next! The fifth-grade Unified Boys team ended the year with a dominant first-place championship victory, 65–14, setting an all-time ...

(The Center Square) – Loss of an iconic public servant, an incredulous social media post gone viral from a state lawmaker, and the return of the name Fort Bragg were intriguing North Carolina ...

A new challenge awaits as the Scots travel to face their first conference opponent of the year, the 6-2 Lumberton Pirates, on Wednesday. Cobb’s theme this season has been that the Scots will respond ...

The Gibson Train Depot was packed Thursday as residents gathered to watch the town’s newly elected leaders take their oaths of office and outline plans for the future.

LAURINBURG —The Lady Scots (0-4) basketball team dropped its fourth straight game on Tuesday, falling to the Richmond Raiders 64-9. Here are photos from the game.

MAXTON — History and a long-held “what if” came together in a field of turned earth this week as local and state leaders broke ground on a new $5.2 million airport terminal at the Laurinburg-Maxton ...

LAURINBURG —The Fighting Scots (3-1) boys basketball team suffered its first loss of the season Tuesday, falling to the Richmond Raiders 82-73, in arguably their worst performance of the year. If the ...