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Queen of Hope representatives, Moriah Jones, Olivia Lowry, Brooklyn Jones and Kennedy Jones collected more than 500 teddy bears as part of their service-learning project and donated them Wednesday to the UNC Health Southeastern Foundation. Shown are Kennedy Jones, left; Brooklyn Jones, UNC Health Southeastern Foundation Director Sissy Grantham; Director of Specialty Care Anita Thurman, DNP; Olivia Lowry; Moriah Jones; Emergency Services Director Sonja Hilburn; and Chief Nursing Officer Renae Taylor.

Queen of Hope State pageant representatives collect, donate 546 teddy bears...

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People who volunteered for the United Way’s 2019 Day of Caring knit hats and burp cloths for newborns and cancer patients at Lumberton Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac. The 2021 event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 7.
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United Way brings back Day of Caring; more volunteers wanted

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Youth center struggles for donations

Kiwanians unite to aid children

Illinois Rotarians make special delivery

United Way seeks donations for coats, shoes to aid students

Slow but steady for Harvey help

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UNC Health Southeastern Foundation officials stand with Jersey Mike’s staff at the completion of the resaurant’s fundraising drive for the UNC Health Southeastern Foundation. The restaurant raised more than $14,000 for the foundation.
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Jersey Mike’s Month/Day of Giving raises more than $14,000 for UNC...

Mike Krause, senior advisor with the John M. Belk Endowment, talks Thursday during the indroduction of the new Adult Learning initiative underway at Robeson Community College.
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RCC unveils new outreach efforts to attract, support more adult learners

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Suspect in shooting death arrested during traffic stop

Sixth-graders learned about the Welding Program at the Welding booth where they used a welding simulator during the PSRC CTE Showcase for sixth-graders on Wednesday and Thursday at the Southeastern Agricultural Events Center. Sixth-graders explored CTE programs offered by the Robeson County Career Center and PSRC high schools during the event.
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Sixth graders schooled on PSRC CTE career pathways

Fairmont High School’s FCCLA team members recognized