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S5 · E516
Friday · 3 min
The Pilot's Briefing Podcast 08/28/26
A longtime farmers market staple with Miss Kelly’s Jellies, Kelly Patterson is bringing her well-known brand to a brick and mortar location, called Miss Kelly’s Cupboard. Reporter Emilee Phillips shares what patrons can find at the Carthage store, which opened this week.
S5 · E515
Thursday · 6 min
The Pilot’s News Briefing 08/27/26
A northern Moore community center is slated to go on sale. At the same time, it is gaining recognition as a potential nonprofit facility. Reporters Ana Risano And Jonathan Bym discuss the county’s plans for the building and its potential next stage.
S5 · E514
Wednesday · 6 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/26/26
Water is going to be an important resource in the coming years. Reporter Jonathan Bym explains how Carthage and Robbins are beginning discussions for a collaborative relationship to accommodate future needs.
S5 · E513
Tuesday · 9 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/25/26
A list of local transportation projects is shaping up for a December deadline required for federal funding. Reporter Frank Daniels IV discusses community feedback on southern Moore County’s potential future transportation priorities.
S5 · E512
August 21 · 7 min
The Pilot's Briefing Podcast 08/21/26
A new retail store in Aberdeen pays homage to the town's Scottish roots. Reporter Emilee Phillips shares the details behind Old Town Mercantile.
S5 · E511
August 20 · 10 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/20/26
Whispering Pines residents have continuously voiced opposition to renewed commercial air service at the Moore County Aiport. Reporter Frank Daniels IV shares the discussion around the village council’s formal resolution against air service.
S5 · E510
August 19 · 5 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/19/26
Robbins residents William and Lynne McDuffie recently received the first Everyday Trail Maker Award at the Great Trails State Coalition conference. Reporter Jonathan Bym describes the work they have down for the town.
S5 · E508
August 18 · 9 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/18/26
The Moore County Sheriff's Office presented detailed information on automated license plate readers to county commissioners in front of a heated crowd. Managing editor Ana Risano explains the presentation.
S5 · E507
August 14 · 6 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/14/26
A Wednesday morning triple homicide in Pinebluff marks the deadliest single incident in Moore County in nearly 20 years. Reporter Jonathan Bym reviews the details and shares what’s next.
S5 · E507
August 13 · 4 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/13/26
A mixed use project in the Pinedene area was approved at the recent Southern Pines town council meeting. Managing editor Ana Risano shares how the project fits into the town's comprehensive plan.
S5 · E506
August 12 · 13 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/12/26
Automated License Plate Readers, commonly called Flock cameras, are gaining more visibility locally through discussions at government meetings. Reporter Frank Daniels IV reviews some of the safety measures local law enforcement enacted and concerns raised by residents.
S5 · E506
August 11 · 7 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/11/26
An iconic business along U.S. 1 in Vass caught fire on Saturday. Reporter Emilee Phillips gives an update on the Dunrovin Country Store.
S5 · E505
August 6 · 4 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/06/26
A kickstarter campaign launched to support a new musical parody dubbed “The Pyramid: An Unauthorized ‘Dance Moms’ Musical,” featuring words and music co-written by Moore County native Isabel Friesen Blankinship, who performs under the stage name Isabel Grace. Reporter Emilee Phillips shares the concept and some of Blankenship’s background.
S5 · E504
August 5 · 5 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/05/26
Following an extended period of growth, Habitat for Humanity of the NC Sandhills is shifting its leadership structure, transitioning executive director responsibilities to two roles. Managing Editor Ana Risano explains what that means for current leadership and how the organization is preparing for future growth.
S5 · E503
August 4 · 8 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 08/04/26
As part of ongoing advocacy for the Traffic Circle, Pinehurst Village Council members passed two resolutions during its recent meeting. Reporter Frank Daniels IV reviews the requests for reduced speed into and within the circle and another study of traffic flows through NCDOT’s final design and another proposed by council members.
S5 · E502
July 31 · 5 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 07/31/26
The Sandhills Woman’s Exchange has been working to elevate its historic log cabin in the Village of Pinehurst. Reporter Matt Lamb details how the Village Council has opted to delay an appropriation while the organization waits for word on a federal grant.
S5 · E501
July 30 · 7 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 07/30/26
After a near death experience falling from the back of a golf cart, Rich Holada is on a mission to advocate for proper precautions when riding the common vehicles. Reporter Jonathan Bym shares Holada’s journey.
S5 · E500
July 28 · 6 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 07/28/26
Some Moore County drivers experienced car trouble following fuel contamination at the Taylortown Harris Teeter. Reporter Frank Daniels IV shares some details.
S4 · E499
July 24 · 5 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 07/24/26
Following some uncertainty around the location of a new information technology facility for Moore County Schools, county commissioners have allocated $3.3 million for construction of a building. Reporter Matt Lamb details recent changes surround the district's efforts to replace its aging infrastructure.
S4 · E498
July 23 · 6 min
The Pilot's News Briefing 07/23/26
Diana Hoberecht, director of Feline Friends of Moore County, estimates that there are at least 30,000 unowned cats in Moore County. Staff writer John Ross Amigh shares how the organization works to mitigate the impact of feral cats in the county.

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