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Berkeley County Crime Report

Martinsburg, West Virginia · Martinsburg

Berkeley County Crime Report

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Editor’s note: An arraignment is a formal reading of a criminal charge and is merely an accusation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.See the Story

ACSO welcomes two new deputies

Wadesboro · Wadesboro

ACSO welcomes two new deputies

ANSON — The Anson County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce two new hires: Deputy John Lugo and Deputy Chase Raffaldt. Deputy Lugo brings a unique blend of military discipline and law enforcement aspiration to the Sheriff’s Office. He has been actively serving as a Military Police Specialist in the U.S Army since May 31, 2023. Deputy Lugo is joining the Anson County Sheriff’s Office to… Source Read Article

Paying It Forward: A Visit from SGM Tameka E. Horne

Burnsville, North Carolina · Burnsville

Paying It Forward: A Visit from SGM Tameka E. Horne

BURNSVILLE — Growing up in the small community of Burnsville, North Carolina, Sergeant Major (SGM) Tameka E. Horne always aspired to become a woman of impact and leadership. With 26 years of service in the United States Army, she has consistently acknowledged the mentors who shaped her career and the strong foundation her parents, Rayvon and Margaret Horne, provided from an early age. Source Read Article

It’s funny, but its not

On the heels of May being Mental Health Awareness month and seeing how our country seems to be having its own collective moment right now, has reminded me of a few mental health incidents I have witnessed. For instance, I observed an unusually high number of teachers at my high school having “breakdown” moments of their own. I’m not sure if these “mental moments” of my teachers were the fault of… SourceHealth · Wadesboro Read Article

Dr. Brian Ratliff remains Interim Superintendent of AC Schools

ANSON COUNTY — The Anson County School District recently announced Brian C. Ratliff will serve another term as Interim Superintendent of Anson County Schools, effective July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026. Throughout his tenure, Ratliff has provided steady leadership, clear communication, and a student-centered approach that has earned the respect of the school community. SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

Restoration and Preservation underway in Polkton

POLKTON — A developer with a love of history was just the person needed to restore life into the former Methodist Church parsonage located at 64 Moore Street. In Polkton resident Clifton Martin, such a developer was found, and in July 2024 he acquired the property and immediately began setting about breathing life back into the home’s old beams. Martin says, “When we dated the materials used to… SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

ACSO swears in new deputy

ANSON — The Anson County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce the swearing in of a new deputy today, and has released the following statement; “We are proud to announce that Deputy Mark Martin was officially sworn in today and has joined the Anson County Sheriff’s Office family. Deputy Martin brings with him three years of valuable law enforcement experience, and we are thrilled to welcome him… SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

Spectrum awards $30,000 Spectrum Digital Education Grant to Kramden Institute

ANSONVILLE — Spectrum recently announced Kramden Institute has received a $30,000 grant through its 2024 Spectrum Digital Education program for their Digital Skills curriculum. Since launching in 2017, Spectrum Digital Education has committed more than $10 million to nonprofits focused on improving digital literacy, workforce development and educational access in unserved and underserved… SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

May peace prevail on earth

WADESBORO — “My name is Ashley Scarborough, president of the Wadesboro Rotary Club, and on behalf of our club, the Rotary District 7680, and Rotary International, it is my honor to welcome you to Anson County’s first Peace Pole dedication,” said Scarborough at Wednesday’s 11 a.m. service. Wadesboro’s first ever Peace Pole was planted alongside the gazebo in the Wadesboro town square. SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

Commission board approves flex scheduling trial period

ANSON COUNTY — When it came to discussing the budget, flex or hybrid scheduling once again became a contentious issue Tuesday, with commissioners rehashing the May 20 vote to approve alternate scheduling options for a six-month trial period. Speaking at the board’s June 3 meeting, County Manager Lenn Sossoman said, “If you will recall at our last meeting Ms. [Lula] Jackson and Mr. [Wendell]… SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

Heartbreak: A mother’s cautionary tale

ANSON COUNTY — Founder of Fentanyl Kills You, Holly Alsobrooks spoke at Tuesday night’s Community Awareness for Addiction and Recovery Meeting, sharing the very personal story of how she lost her son, Cody James Bryant, to a one-time dose of fentanyl. Alsobrooks began by saying, “I don’t know any of you, but I know you are here for a reason. I know it is hard and that it would be easy to give up. SourceWadesboro · Wadesboro Read Article

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