The temporary closing of Aberdeen Times Is due to the founder and publisher Billy Marts dealing with several medical issues. He expects to fully recover and be back reporting the news as before soon!!
Upgrade Completed: Due to the incredible growth in the Aberdeen Times website since we started in 2011, our computers servers had filled to the maximum capacity this past week.
This is a test of the new server.
Testing, testing, testing, - this has been a test article for a needed server upgrade. Thank you for your understanding
Sheriff Ronnie Fields announced that the National Pill Take Back Initiative was conducted in Moore County on Saturday, April 27th. Sheriff’s deputies collected expired and/or unused medications at the Seven Lakes Fire and Rescue, 718 Seven Lakes North, Seven Lakes for safe disposal. This National Take Back Initiative was conducted by DEA and local law enforcement partners throughout the United States. This program provided the public with an opportunity to rid their homes of expired or unused prescription drugs which helps prevent accidental poisonings, overdoses, abuse, and misuse of these substances.
The Moore County Law Enforcement Officers Association announces the start of an annual calendar project being facilitated by Royce Publications. Starting Monday, April 29, 2019, Royce Publications, on behalf of the Moore County Law Enforcement Officers Association will begin our fundraising campaign to support the mission of the Moore County Law Enforcement Officers Association.
It's with great excitement and pleasure that Sandhills PRIDE welcomes Erica Nelson as their Administrative Director.
Ladies Wine Out at Weymouth is always a popular event! The May 1st happy hour is a evening of wine, excellent food, raffles and silent auction items geared toward women of all ages. With tickets priced at only $10 members and $20 nonmembers it as an affordable and fun evening out with the girls supporting a great institution.
