Moore County

You are cordially invited to NC Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin's
2010 Summer Fundraiser in historic Pinehurst, golf capitol of the world!

August 5, 2010
120 St. Mellion's Drive
(Near The National Golf Course)
Pinehurst
6-8 pm
$100/person
Sponsorship level: $250

Contributions are accepted securely online at this link or via www.waynegoodwin.org ... or you may mail your personal check to: The Goodwin Committee, P.O. Box 27841, Raleigh NC 27611.

Even if you're only able to donate $10 or $25, every donation will be greatly appreciated.

Meanwhile, thank you for supporting Wayne's campaign!

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The dining room was filled to capacity with possibly one or two empty seats. The atmosphere crackled with the excitement of the upcoming events on our pathway to true change. Jerry Meek, the North Carolina Democratic Party’s Chair was the guest speaker and four candidates for office were working the crowd.

Bobbie Burrell, the outgoing President welcomed everyone, offering the candidates an opportunity to speak “a sentence or two” about themselves.

Orrin Pilkey Set to Present Pauley Lecture Thursday

The Southern Pines Pilot reports that the Moore County District Attorney's Office is continuing an investigation into state Rep. Joe Boylan's 2006 campaign to see if two workers illegally voted in the May 2006 primary.

Late Tuesday night, The Southern Pines Pilot ran a story in which Joe Boylan called the rumors of his wild exploits baseless. The hard copy of the paper hit the stands on Wednesday. By Thursday, Joe had to issue retractions to two of his statements. Misrepresentations? Or Lies? Hmmm.....

I'm posting this to the front page. I don't think the headline makes it clear - this is a big deal. I think we can kiss the hairdresser goodbye. - RP

Lots of municipal elections are up in the air this year, but none will be as exciting as the 5 way primary in Southern Pines!

Hairdresser Joe Boylan goes public to deny rumors that he groped a fellow legislator.

In which a Republican County Commissioner educates Joe Boylan on Land Transfer Taxes, and proper representation of constituencies.

Momoaizo probably won't be able to join us until this evening. She is working hard at a new job and sent this contribution for WoW. Thanks, Mo. We miss seeing you around.

The Moore County Library has five facilities pretty well spread out around the county. The largest one is in the county seat, Carthage. There's also one in the upper part of the county, in Robbins, one in the eastern portion, Vass and two in the southern part, Aberdeen and Pinebluff. The Page Memorial Library, Aberdeen Branch is the second oldest public library in North Carolina