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May September at St. Andrews.
Residents of Scotland County came out to listen to the Breeze Band at the Chamber's Laurinburg After Five! concert series. |
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| Members met to discuss Scotland County issues at the Chamber Economic Summit. | The Chamber is beginning to show the results of improvements from the Capital Campaign. We'll add more photos as work progresses. | Golfers enjoyed a good meal after spending the day on the course at the Chamber's Thirteenth Annual Golf Outing. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Scotland County's ideal location is convenient to the famed golf courses of Pinehurst, the Uwharrie Mountains, and coastal attractions ranging from the Grand Strand of Myrtle Beach, SC to the beautiful North Carolina beaches. If your passion is NASCAR, the Rockingham and Darlington tracks are each less than an hour away
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Scotland County has its own attractions to be proud of including public and private golf courses carved from the contours of sandhills and quiet streams. Residents also enjoy public tennis courts, a state bicycle route, the National Lumbee River Canoe Trail, a county-maintained hiking trail, and challenges for the serious and recreational fisherman. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Derek Cole of Simmons Heating and Air sinks a putt at the Chamber's Thirteenth Annual Golf Outing. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Laurinburg's Mayor Presented hometown native, Ben Vereen, with the Key to the City as the 2007 Grand Marshall of the Christmas Parade.
![]() The Laurel Hill Fire Department won the award for Best Homemade Float. |
John Blue Cotton FestivalOver 10,000 visitors come to Scotland County each year for the annual John Blue Cotton Festival. The festival is held on the grounds of the historic John Blue House during the second weekend of October. This "old timey" event features crafts, antique collections, "hit and miss" engines, entertainment, food, and demonstrations of 19th century games and farming practices. Also located on the grounds of the John Blue House are a restored and operational pre-Civil War cotton gin, authentic log cabins, and the newly acquired Cotton Blossom Railroad. |
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Mickey and Minnie Mouse were on hand at the Chamber Christmas Parade. |
First Capital Bank and Scotia Village sponsored the "Let It Snow" float in the Chamber Christmas Parade.
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Dancers from the Karen Gibson School of Dance performed for the crowd at the Chamber Christmas Parade. |
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