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Louisburg voters face first-of-its-kind mayoral race (relevance: 43.6%, date: Sep 24, 2025)
Voters in Louisburg have an opportunity to make an important decision in the next few weeks -- selecting the town's next mayor.
It's an unusual election this year because of a state-mandated change to Louisburg's mayoral election process when there are more than two candidates.
Prior to the change, Louisburg's mayor was elected by majority win, no matter how many candidates were on the ballot.
The change requires that when there are more than two candidates, the winner has to secure more than 50 percent of the vote.

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Holiday Giving & Events (relevance: 18.1%, date: Nov 23, 2007)

Franklin Facts (relevance: 14.9%, date: Dec 26, 2007)

PERFORMANCE PLANNED (relevance: 13.1%, date: Sep 24, 2025)
Pianist Solomon Eichner will perform at Cherry Hill this Sunday, Sept. 28. The program will include works by Chopin, Brahms, Liszt, Rachmaninoff and other well-known composers. Originally from Baltimore, Eichner graduated from the Manhattan School of Music and Peabody Conservatory. He has performed in England, Italy, Germany, Austria, Poland and throughout the United States, including several well-received performances at Cherry Hill. He maintains a faculty position for the North Carolina Chamber Music Institute.

Tough market year leaves county farmers scrambling (relevance: 7.9%, date: Sep 24, 2025)
The 2025 growing season has been drastically different from what we went through in 2024.
Last year we dealt with no rain for over 40 days in early summer, then when the drought ended, we had an oversupply of rain and two tropical storms.
This year has been a good growing season for most, receiving ample rains through most of spring and summer with only a handful of dry periods scattered throughout.