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WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: From tourism to autism, Lambeth a leading lady in Richmond County
While she’s spent the past month highlighting the successful women of Richmond County, Tourism Director Meghann Lambeth is a leading lady in her own right.
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: Leggett a leader with Hamlet's Seaboard Festival, promoting oral hygiene
Our featured leading lady today is another multi-talented leader who prefers to stay in the background. Richmond Senior High School Class of 1995 graduate Diane Leggett is one of those leaders whose presence is not nearly as noticeable as her absence would be.
Women's History Month: Averitte a stalwart of the Seaboard City
The youngest of seven children, Nancy Little Averitte, was born in Aug. 3, 1940 in Rockingham. After graduating high school in 1958, she married her husband, Bill Averitte, in 1959 and the newlyweds made their home in Hamlet, where Nancy would later become a major contributor in the railroad community.
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: Preslar dives into Hamlet Depot and downtown job
Today (Saturday) we celebrate the leading lady in downtown Hamlet, who has introduced a wide range of events to the historic hub of the Seaboard since she became the Hamlet Depot & Museums director and Downtown Events coordinator two years ago.
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: Averiette follows CSX career with volunteering at Hamlet Depot
Our featured leading lady today is a Hamlet native and although her career has taken her to various other locations in the country, her heart has always been in “Hub of the Seaboard.”
Organizers cancel Hamlet's Seaboard Festival due to COVID-19 pandemic
Heritage trains coming to Hamlet for Seaboard Festival
Hamlet Council bans commercial vehicle parking in city limits
HAMLET — Residents with commercial vehicles will have to find somewhere else to park their rigs since they're no longer be allowed to park within the city limits.
3 vie for empty Hamlet City Council seat
HAMLET — Three people have thrown their proverbial hats in the ring to fill a city council vacancy and one of them could be sworn in as early as next week.