HAMLET - Students at RichmondCC are preparing for publication of the inaugural issue of Torch. The magazine, Torch, which derives its name from RichmondCC’s logo, will be available in both digital and print form in April.

Editor's note: The Richmond Observer strives to provide fair and objective coverage of any and all political issues, situations, and/or developments, regardless of party affiliation.  As part of this commitment, the Observer is offering for your review the following news release statement from the North Carolina Democratic Party:

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Does Justice Jackson Stand Behind NC GOP’s Race-Baiting, Dog Whistle Attacks?

HAMLET - The Hamlet City Council met on Tuesday, March 13th and addressed multiple issues of concern as voiced by various city residents.

The Richmond Observer strives to provide fair and objective coverage of any and all political issues, situations, and/or developments, regardless of party affiliation.  As part of this commitment, the Observer is offering for your review the following statement from Congressman Robert Pittenger:

HAMLET – For those needing a helping hand in understanding the “basics” of Alzheimer’s and dementia, a local seminar is here to provide assistance.

Rockingham, N.C. – There will be a meeting of the Richmond County Farmers Market Association on Monday, February 19, at 4 p.m. at the Agricultural Services Center, located at 123 Caroline Street in Rockingham.

RALEIGH — Representative Garland Pierce was appointed by the House Speaker to serve on the Legislative Oversight Committee on Justice and Public Safety.

HAMLET – Join the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce and its sponsors at the Cole Auditorium for a night to celebrate Richmond County.

Meeting President Eisenhower

Written by Howard Richardson