Moore County Connect Newsletter

11-Year-Old Injured in Aberdeen Home Shooting

Yesterday, an 11-year-old was injured when 40 gunshots from three separate caliber firearms peppered a house on Victory Lane in Aberdeen. After sustaining an injury to the arm, the young victim was cared for at Moore Regional Hospital and then released. The police have not disclosed the exact time of the shooting. If you have information regarding this shooting, call 910-944-4554 or the anonymous tip line, 910-944 4561.

Moore County Woman's Remains Found, Boyfriend Charged with Murder

The remains of Allisha Watts, who went missing on July 16, are believed to have been found, as announced by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. Her boyfriend, James Wendell Dunmore, has been arrested and charged with her murder. Dunmore, who has a past criminal record including kidnapping, was discovered unconscious in Watts' car two days after her disappearance. Multiple law enforcement agencies have been involved in the over-a-month-long search for Watts. Dunmore's court appearance is set for Monday at the Montgomery Courthouse, with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office leading the ongoing investigation.

Pinecrest Athletic Dept Adopts Digital Ticketing System for Game Entry

Pinecrest now requires fans to use mobile digital tickets for game entry, offering a safer and more streamlined experience. Cash will no longer be accepted, with tickets available for purchase on the GoFan platform or via card at the Box Office. On-site tickets will be limited, and a new gate design promotes social distancing. The digital and cashless initiative started in the 2020-2021 academic year, and sports passes remain on hold until further state guidance on spectator restrictions.

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Pinecone Pathways Program Returns for One Day

The Pinecone Pathways Program, initiated by the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), is returning for one day on North Carolina's Great Trails Day, Oct. 21. This event involves hiding 10 glass pinecones on various Moore County trails. Those who find these pinecones can claim additional prizes from the CVB, including tickets for the 2024 U.S. Open practice round, U.S. Open coffee mugs, and more. Participants are urged to keep only one pinecone if they find multiple. The exact trail locations will be revealed on CVB's social media channels the day prior to the event.Local Business Article 1

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